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Equal access to quality education for Roma (2007)
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Project description and methodology
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Project description and methodologyThe monitoring project on Equal Access to Quality Education for Roma was established in 2005. It is carried out in co-operation with the ESP (Education Support program) and RPP (Roma Participation Program) of the Open Society Institute. The monitoring follows up on previous EUMAP reports on Roma in eight Central and Eastern European countries (2001-2002) and follow-up reports on individual issues like the local implementation of the Romanian Government Strategy for the Improvement of the Condition of Roma (2004) and the situation of Sinti and Roma women and girls in Germany (2004). The monitoring of Equal access to quality education for Roma incorporates four main goals: - To assess the implementation of government education policies for Roma The monitoring concentrates on primary and secondary education (up to age 18), but also assesses pre-school education. Each country report contains a set of specific recommendations aimed at the national government, local authorities, intergovernmental bodies and other actors. These recommendations will form the basis for sustained advocacy promoting the development of improved educational policy for Roma. The reports are prepared in close collaboration with local partners in each of the countries.
Project presentations
Leaflet (December 2007)
[ 333.9 k, Adobe PDF document ]
Powerpoint presentation (July 2005)
[ 42 k, MS Powerpoint presentation ]
The research: who and where?
Project methodology
Desk review template: format for compiling relevant information through a review of existing literature
[ 70.0 k, Adobe PDF document ]
Case study template: format for conducting research and interviews in in three selected locations per country
[ 45.7 k, Adobe PDF document ]
Country report template: format for compiling data from both the desk review and case studies into the final report
[ 54.5 k, Adobe PDF document ]
Country report guidelines: instructions for implementing the templates and compiling the report
[ 76.1 k, Adobe PDF document ]
Report outlines
Overview Outline
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Country Report Outline
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