Évaluation de système de financement des établissements publics à Madagascar

Ratovoherinavalona, Zafinjaka and Ravelojaona, Nasandratra and Rabemiafara, Ruffin Michel and Andriamampionona, Olivier (2025): Évaluation de système de financement des établissements publics à Madagascar. Forthcoming in:

Abstract

This article highlights the assessment of educational achievement in Madagascar in relation to the actions taken during fund transfers to public schools. Public aid for education requires an in-depth study in order to improve future financing actions whose objective is to minimize school dropout and also increase access to school. Thus, we start from the analysis relating to the different theories and the investment of human capital, then the empirical evaluation of education financing to public schools for the case of Madagascar. The result of this study highlights the importance of education financing to cover the gaps in educational achievement in Madagascar, including the transparent, efficient and equitable management of funds allocated to education.

• Item Type: MPRA Paper
• English Title: evaluation of the financing system for public schools in Madagascar
• Language: French
• Keywords: Education financing, financial flow, school dropout, educational achievement, school fund subsidy, human capital.
• Subjects: A - General Economics and Teaching > A2 - Economic Education and Teaching of Economics > A20 - General

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