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Your title goes here Your sub-header here Program department DRR & ECCD – The Experience of Plan Philippines Beyond Parity: Opportunities and Challenges for Girls Education in Mali Magia Binta Bocoum – Plan Mali

Objectives of the Presentation Context Main Barriers to Girls’ Education Learning Outcomes Best Practices Challenges

Context of Mali Population: inabitants of whom 50.40% are women 15% F literate vs 32,7% M 2,3% F employed vs11,7% M 5/27 ministers 15/147 deputies

Context  MDG, EFA, Orientation Law, PRODEC (10 year public education program) - Gender  Subcomponent of PISE III (implementation of 10 year public education program)  Document of National Gender Education Policy, adopted in 2007  Action Plans  Ad hoc group on SCOFI (Partnership Framework)  Global Partnership for Education

Barriers to Girls’ Education  Distance from school  Low birth registration  Withdrawal of girls from school at puberty  Early marriage  Migration

Barriers to Girls’ Education (continued)  Low income of parents  Excessive household responsibilities/ girls’ work  Low awareness of the importance of girls' schooling by parents  Shortage of qualified personnel to support gender aspects  Inadequacy of infrastructure and material resources for girls

Learning Outcomes Net Enrolment Ratio (Primary) TotalGirlsBoys 63.6%56.9%70.5% Completion Rate (Primary)59.1%50.6%67.7% Success Rate (DEF)31,33%28,81%33,91%

Best Practices  Promotion of girl-friendly schools  Continuous training of teachers  Promotion of women in leadership positions  “Learn without fear” Campaign  Support to AMEs (mothers groups) and children organizations  Promotion of school feeding  Literacy of parents

Best Practices (continued)  Skills training for women and girls  Development of study circles, peer tutoring, remedial courses, etc.. for girls at all levels of education  Communication / awareness (radio, TV, community mobilization) in favor of girls' schooling  Mass registration of children, especially girls

Challenges  To put political will in action  To operationalize the framework on girls’ schooling – synergy  To mobilize the necessary resources through local donor group for the implementation of Action Plan  To develop a dynamic partnership around the national policy SCOFI and a multi-sectoral approach  To implement the Fast Track Initiative (Global partnership for Education)  To advocate to increase the budget allocated to education for girls  To conduct extensive research on barriers to girls' education

Maiga Binta Bocoum – international.org international.org Merci Thank You!