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S.A.F.E.D. ASER Pakistan 2008 Annual Status of Education Report (Rural) Date of Publication: March 30, 2010 P A K I S T A N Annual Status of Education Report (Rural) ASER-Pakistan 2008 S.A.F.E.D. ASER Pakistan 2008 Annual Status of Education Report (Rural) Date of Publication: March 30, 2010 For more information: www.safedafed.org This is provisional ASER Pakistan 2008 Report based on the data received from districts collected by SAFED partners. The Final Report will be available on the website: www.safedafed.org on June 1, 2010. Partial Printing Support: open society Institute, Pakistan & Price: Individual: Rs. 350 Institution: Rs. 500 Layout by: Desktop Publishing Department, ITA Published By: South Asia Forum for Education and Development - SAFED SAFED Secretariat Idara-e-Taleem-o-Aagahi 67A Abid Majeed Road Lahore Phone: 092-42-36689831-2 Islamabad Office: House 11, Street 38, F-6/1 Islamabad, and Pakistan Ph: 051-2824838. P A K I S T A N Annual Status of Education Report (Rural) ASER Pakistan 2008 Provisional March 30, 2010 S.A.F.E.D. P A K I S T A N ASER Pakistan 2008 Volunteers - Saluting our Citizens! Islamabad Asma Abbasi Humaira Jamil Sajid Imran Azhar-ul-Haq Muhammad Waseem Samina Malik Basharat Iftikhar Munazza Imran Shehzad Afzal Ehtasham-ul-Haq Naveed Mussarat Sumera Nausheen Fatima Saeed Nida Sughra Tasneem Sarwar Hamidullah Sabahat Yasmeen Rawalpindi Abid Hussain Raja Maryam Shakeel Sara Aziz Adeela Rehman Nida Irshad Shakeel Akhter Amir Nawab Rabia Shahid Shermeen Bano Khalid Mehmood Rakhsana Ashraf Wajeeha Saleem Lahore Adnan Khalil Hira Javed Rukhsana Rafeeq Amber Kaukob Imitaz A Nizami Rushda Riaz Ayesha Masood Innayat Sadaf Asif Bushra Begum Jaila Begum Saima Shoukat Bushra Younas Madiha Sajjad Shehla Mumtaz Dr.Saleema Bashir Raheela Akram Syeda Huma Batool Faiza Jahangir Ramsha Abid Tanvir Hussain Farzana Kousar Rashida Ijaz Zareen Noman Frida Razia Mughal Zarish Razzaq Hafsa Sadiqa Ruby Shaeen Jhang Jaffar Hussain Nadia Malik Sajjad Hussain Jatoi Lal Muhammad Noshin Bukhari Sajjud-ul-Rehman Muhammad Abbas Abbasi Rabia Malik Shamim-ul-Zafar Muhammad Altaf Riaz Hussain Khan Syed Mushtaq Ahmad Shah Muhammad Iqbal Rubina Uzma Bibi Multan Abdul Majeed Muhammad Adeel Sajjad Hussain Abdul Rehman Muhammad Ashraf Somiar Bukhari Ghulam Qasim Muhammad Imran Noor Syed Asghar Ali Shah Khadim Hussain Bhutta Muhammad Kashif Wakeel Ahmad Khurshid Ahmad Muhammad Yaqoob Zia-ul-Haq Mahar Abdul Hai Sajjad Hussain Mianwali Abdul Hameed Mehnaz Akhtar Sadaf Amina Bibi Mohmmad Javeed Saima Atta-ur-Rehman Muhammad rafique Shabnum Kaleem Dilawar Muhammad Ramzan Shagufta Shaheen Farhat Nasreen Munir Hussain Shakila Tariq Fouzia Saad Nasreen Akhtar Sidrah Misbah Ghulam Fareed Rabia Latif Suria Bibi Khalid Ashfaq Rukhsana Ameer Tanveer Abid Khalid Khan Rukhsana Shaheen Waqar-ul-Nisa Malik Aslam Saad Sabtein Zubair Naveed P A K I S T A N Rahim Yar khan Abid Jameel Muhammad Qais Tariq Saima Ahmed Erum Shazia Muhammad Saleem Samina Fouzia Khanam Naeem Ahmed Gurmani Shahid Perveen Hina Khanam Noor Ahmed Shazia Zahid Iffat Mehmooda Razia Rizwan Shumaila Perveen Irshad Anjum Rehana Perveen Tahir Mehmood Kalsoom Shareef Rizwan Ali Wajeeha Arbab Mahjabeen Rukhsana Kouser Waseem Ali Muhammad Akhtar Mirza Saeed Ahmed Naseem Zahoor Ahmed Sheikhupura Abid Ali Khushnaz Rana Mubasher Latif Khan Abrar Hussain Muhammad Anwer Rukhsana Ali Raza Muhammad Javeed Sajjid Ali Ali Zaib Muhammad Kabeer Shabana Asia Muhammad Maqsood Shahbaz Ahmad Babar Ali Muhammad Muaz Shazia Balqees Niaz Muhammad Yaqub Shiasta Dr. Abrar Naila Sulman Ali Farzana Naila Zia u Rehman Fozia Nawazish Ali Haseeb Ahmad Nusrat Kalsoom Rafaqat Ali Khairpur Amir Ali Hasim Habibullah Tunio Qurratulain Memon Ayaz Ali Kumbhar Javeed Ahmad Kumbhar Rehan Siyal Azhar Ali Tunio Khursheed Channa Rehana Sheikh Farzana Maitlo Kishwar Aslam Rozina Ghazi Farooq Bureiro Muhammad Ali Bureiro Rustam Ali Gambher Ghulam Hussain Mumtaz Hussain Channa Sajida Siyal Ghulam Rasool Nayyar Fatima Sanam Pathan Ghulam Sarwar katohar Qamar-uddin arejo Shenaz Maitlo Dadu Asifa Rubab Qamer Shehzadi Bashir Ahmad Rizwana Binish Qamar Dar Shagufta Nazir Dr. M.A. Zia Shakeela Kauser Khalida Perveen Shama Sardar Muhammad Akram Shamsa Riaz Qamar-un-Nisa Uzma Abbas P A K I S T A N Acknowledging Supporters of ASER Pakistan 2008 Organizational Supporters • Action Aid Pakistan • ASER Centre India • Children’s Global Network, Pakistan (Guarantee) Limited • Democratic Commission for Human Development (DCHD) Lahore • Idara-e-Taleem-o-Aagahi (ITA) • Indus Resource Center (IRC) • Institute of Education Research(IER), University of the Punjab • ITACECUK • Khwendo Kor (KK) Peshawar • Kinnaird College for Women Lahore • Open Society Institute (OSI) Pakistan • Pakistan Coalition for Education (PCE) • Pratham India • Saibaan Development Organization • WasaibTaraqiati Sanjh Mianwali • University of Education, Lahore Individual Supporters • Amima Syed • Ayesha Fazal • Baela Raza. Jamil • Bhargavi Sundramurti • Dr. Monazza Aslam • Nuzhat Kamran Malik • Rabia Khan • Dr. Rukmini Banerji • Sakshi Kapoor • Shailendra Sharma • Sukhmani Sethi • Vivek Sharma • Dr. Willima Wadhwa • Zehra Arshad P A K I S T A N Contents Message from Federal Minister, Ministry of Education, Pakistan ............................................................6 1. Notes on ASER Pakistan .......................................................................................................................7 ASER Pakistan: Preparedness and Processes.........................................................................................7 Technical input from ASER India................................................................................................ .......... 8 ASER India – their Experience and Powerful Advocacy for Change.................................................... 9 Asante ASER........................................................................................................................................ 10 ASER Pakistan: The Raison D’être......................................................................................................12 ASER Pakistan: A Bold Initiative ....................................................................................................... 16 Assessments for What & by Whom.......................................................................................................19 2. Methodology and Tools of ASER ............................................................................................... ........ 24 What to do in the village?..................................................................................................................... 24 How to Make a Map? ........................................................................................................................... 25 How to sample households? .................................................................................................................25 What to do in a school? ........................................................................................................................ 28 Assessment Tools & their focus:.......................................................................................................... 30 Arithmetic Tools: ................................................................................................................................. 32 3. ASER Findings .................................................................................................................................... 35 National Picture:................................................................................................................................... 35 Islamabad (Rural)................................................................................................................................. 41 Faisalabad (Rural) ................................................................................................................................ 45 Jhang (Rural) ........................................................................................................................................51 Lahore (Rural) ...................................................................................................................................... 57 Mianwali (Rural) .................................................................................................................................. 63 Multan (Rural)...................................................................................................................................... 69 Rahim Yar Khan (Rural) ......................................................................................................... .............75 Rawalpindi (Rural) ............................................................................................................................... 81 Sheikhupura (Rural) .............................................................................................................................87 Dadu (Rural).........................................................................................................................................93 Khairpur (Rural)................................................................................................................................... 99 Annexure ...............................................................................................................................................105 Survey Forms: Household information Form.....................................................................................105 School Observation
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