Country |
Pakistan |
Client |
EUD Pakistan |
Overall project value (EUR) |
€ 43 434 |
Origin of funding |
EC |
Proportion carried out by legal entity |
50% |
Consortium members |
DRN (FWC Benef Lot 9) |
Start date |
June 2014 |
End date |
August 2014 |
Number of staff provided |
30 w/d |
Detailed description of project Back
Balochistan is the least educated province in Pakistan, with 67% of its population being illiterate.Although there have been remarkable improvements in the education landscape during the last decade, primarily due to the focused efforts of the government and development partners, the Net Enrolment Rate (NER) is still at least 10 percent lower than the national average; 56% at primary level (G: 40, B: 68), 25% (G: 13, Boys: 34) at middle level and 14% (G: 04, B: 21) at secondary level. The European Union (EU) envisages education as one of its key sectors under the Multi-annual Indicative Programme 2014 – 20 (MIP). The programme is in line with EU Development’s 2011 ‘Agenda for Change’ as well as the EU-Pakistan Five-year Engagement Plan.
The global objective of the assignment is to assist the Government of Balochistan and the EUD in defining the support to be provided by the EU to the Education Sector in Balochistan, in line with the provisions of the MIP 2014-20. The formulation mission will have the following objectives:
Main services provided by a team of 2 education specialists include: