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The Limits of Marketisation of Primary Education in India
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posted on 2023-06-07, 17:03 authored by Benjamin Zeitlyn, Joanna HärmäThis policy brief describes patterns of access to Low Fee Private (LFP) schools in Uttar Pradesh in India. It explores how the marketisation of primary education has affected the provision of primary education and factors affecting school choice. LFP schools have been presented as a solution to a lack of provision by the state; research suggests however, that they do not constitute a simple solution to the problems of extending access to basic education to the poor and ultra poor. It is based on findings from CREATE Pathways to Access Monograph Number 23: School Choice for the Poor? The limits of marketisation of primary education in rural India (Harma, 2010).
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Consortium for Research on Educational Access, Transitions and Equity, Brighton, University of SussexDepartment affiliated with
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