Reality Check

29 Nov 2016 | Education

Views of citizens about the state of education in Tanzania over the last one year; given that the current government has focused on improving the quality of education by providing desks, fee-free education and capitation grants that are sent directly to schools.

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• Reality Check | Research Brief | 1.12 MB
• 50% think that quality has improved since the introduction of fee free education. At the same time, 6 out of 10 citizens would send their children to private school if they could | Press Release | 393 KB
• Household Questionnaire | 143.48 KB
• Household Data (excel) | 1.85 MB
• Datamap | 32.54 KB

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