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3 out of 4 citizens believe that free education will improve quality

2016-02-25
By Twaweza

Currently, 9 out of 10 parents pay some contribution towards public education.

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Publications, Research Brief

Twaweza experiments with direct Capitation Grants and teacher Cash on Delivery

2016-01-29
By Twaweza

The aim is to examine the effectiveness of (1) teacher “Cash on Delivery”, a teacher bonus that depends on the skills that students in their class master; and (2) sending Capitation Grants in full directly to the school bank accounts; relative to “business as usual”, represented by a control group.

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Is civic space in Tanzania shrinking?

2016-01-29
By Twaweza

The core of this analysis rests on the triangulation of various sources (international and national) on the current status of each of the five dimensions of civic space in Tanzania, as protected by the law and as executed in practice.

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A large majority of citizens (88%) think that Tanzania is safe and secure

2015-12-17
By Twaweza

At the same time, just 6 out of 10 citizens (61%) think that East Africa as a whole is secure.

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