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Minimum Service Delivery Standards (MSDS)– Devolved Education Sector

Minimum Service Delivery Standards (MSDS)– Devolved Education Sector The ‘Good Governance’ Connection Presentation at the National Conference Faisalabad --- 6.3.2008. MSDS- The Rationale.

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Minimum Service Delivery Standards (MSDS)– Devolved Education Sector

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  1. Minimum Service Delivery Standards (MSDS)– Devolved Education Sector The ‘Good Governance’ Connection Presentation at the National Conference Faisalabad --- 6.3.2008

  2. MSDS- The Rationale • Service Delivery in Education sector has recently witnessed a lot of measurable improvements • MSDS have the potential to build on the solid work done under the PESRP and other sectoral interventions • Could pave the way to achieving the MDGs 2 & 3 • Provide a framework to assess the systemic weaknesses and enable to remove them methodically • Bring in the vital elements of evidence-based planning & client focus; thereby fulfilling the demands of GoodGovernance • Flow of funds could be linked to them in the future

  3. MSDS- The Process • Development • Extensive Stakeholder Consultation • Close coordination with Edu Dept & PESRP • Quality Assurance • Clearance & Approval • Approval by the Chief Minister • Notification • Implementation (Phasing/Across the Board) • Monitoring, Supervision & Evaluation

  4. Definition of ‘Good Governance’ “Good Governance is epitomized by predictable, open and enlightened policy making, a bureaucracy imbued with a professional ethos acting in furtherance of the public good, the rule of law, transparent processes, and a strong civil society participating in public affairs.”

  5. Good Governance & its Dimensions Good Governance Evidence-based Planning Efficiency Participation Results-based M&E Transparency & Accountability Equity Gender Sensitivity Pro-poor Development

  6. MSDS- The MATRIX • The MSDS- Matrix constitutes the operative part of the Report. It comprises 3 Types of Indicators: Inputs, Processes & Outputs/ Outcomes • The elements/components of the MSDS- Matrix give evidence that the all the Dimensions of Good Governance are reasonably covered

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