| Egypt Education Reform Project (ERP)
The Egypt Education Reform Project (ERP) forms part of an integrated program combining policy and institutional development with implementation of school and classroom innovations. The ERP is an integrated set of activities intended to establish a foundation of policy and institutional capacity for sustainable and replicable reform in the seven target governorates and institutional partners. The Egypt ERP interventions under EQUIP2 will address the following topics and objectives:
Policy: implementation of a decentralized system and active engagementof the
private and public sectors
Systems and Educational Strategy: support of innovative school-level programs
implemented through EQUIP1
Organizational Capacity: development of the skills, knowledge, and procedures
needed to implement reforms
Civil Society Participation: demand and support for education through engagement of
the civil society and private sectors
Knowledge of Effective Interventions: encouragement of continuous improvement
through monitoring and evaluation and action education research
The ERP EQUIP2 project is organized into three major components, in addition to Monitoring and Evaluation, and Participant Training Support:
Decentralized Governorate Management (DGM)
Education Systems Support (ESS)
Faculties of Education Reform (FOER)
Monitoring and Evaluation
Participant Training Support
EQUIP2 Partners
Academy for Educational Development (AED)
Michigan State University
ORC MACRO
Research Triangle Institute (RTI)
Institute for International Studies, University of Pittsburgh (IISE/Pitt)
Award Amount
$50,311,279
Award Duration
March 2004 - April 2009
Chief of Party
Lynn Mortensen, lmortensen@equipegypt.org
USAID CTO
Hala El Serafy, helserafy@usaid.gov
For more information, contact:
Paula Gubbins, pgubbins@aed.org
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• Egypt Household Education Survey 2005 - 2006 (Arabic)
• Egypt Household Education Survey 2005 - 2006 (English)
Documents
Success Story: New Observation and Assessment Tools
Community Youth Mapping (CYM)2006 Progress Report: Going to Scale
Community Youth Mapping
in Qena
All Countries
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