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Project Goal: girls and boys living in Malawi have access to high quality, accountable and transparent education services PROJECT NAME: STRENGTHING SOCIAL ACCOUNTABILITY IN THE EDUCATION SECTOR IN MALAWI (SSAES)

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SSAES Monitoring Procurement Processes of Textbooks in Primary Schools Monitoring Teacher Absenteeism in Primary Schools The SMS/ICT Platform – Quantitative information on reported cases of absenteeism The Community Scorecard – Qualitative information on absenteeism; space for problem solving Delivery of textbooks (MoEST) Use and care of textbooks in Schools Reports generated and collective action done Identify monitors from SMC and PTA; Register monitors; Monitors report using teacher codes via SMS; Facilitate Community Scorecards to gain insight into absenteeism, identify solutions collectively Establish monitoring teams from Teachers, SMC and PTA; Orient teams on use of monitoring tools; Monitoring exercise: Physical count of books, Categorization of books according to condition;

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Page 1: Project Goal: girls and boys living in Malawi have access to high quality, accountable and transparent education services PROJECT NAME: STRENGTHING SOCIAL.

Project Goal: girls and boys living in Malawi have access to high quality, accountable and transparent

education services

PROJECT NAME:STRENGTHING SOCIAL ACCOUNTABILITY IN

THE EDUCATION SECTOR IN MALAWI (SSAES)

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Implementing partners: CARE and CSEC

National: Ministry of Education, Science & Technology

(MoEST); Office of the Director of

Public Procurement (ODPP);

Parliamentary Education Committee

District level: District Education Manager’s Office (DEM); District Education Networks

(DEN), Primary School Learners

Community: Parent-Teacher Association (PTA), School Management Committees

(SMC), Village Development Committees (VDC), Mother

groups, and other decentralization structures

at primary school level

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SSAES

Monitoring Procurement Processes of Textbooks in

Primary Schools

Monitoring Teacher Absenteeism in Primary Schools

The SMS/ICT Platform –

Quantitative information on

reported cases of absenteeism

The Community Scorecard – Qualitative

information on absenteeism; space for

problem solving

Delivery of textbooks (MoEST)

Use and care of textbooks in Schools

Reports generated and

collective action done

Identify monitors from SMC and PTA;

Register monitors;Monitors report using teacher

codes via SMS; Facilitate Community Scorecards to gain

insight into absenteeism, identify solutions collectively

Establish monitoring teams from Teachers, SMC and PTA;

Orient teams on use of monitoring tools; Monitoring

exercise: Physical count of books, Categorization of

books according to condition;

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Monitoring Procurement Processes of Textbooks in

Primary Schools

Monitoring Teacher Absenteeism in Primary Schools

Knowledge Management and Learning guided by a Knowledge Management and Learning Plan;

Evidence-based Policy Engagement and Advocacy

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Challenges

Low literacy levels of Monitors – Lack of knowledge of basic

use of SMS facility on phones

Connectivity problems – Mobile phone network

service is erratic, making it difficult for monitors

to register

Textbook distribution schedule is not adhered to – monitoring teams end up

missing the delivery