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This study is aimed at studying context and success of Education decentralization in general and its practices in Dire Dawa city Administration Education bureau. Therefore, the study assesses context (areas) and extent of education decentralization of General Education Package, identifies successes and challenges faced with the implementation process. Hence, duties and responsibilities of MOE, REOs, ZEOs, WEO, Kebele and school and the community were examined towards policy directions and compared to their degree of achievements.The study also tried to see the degree of practices of Education…mehr

Produktbeschreibung
This study is aimed at studying context and success of Education decentralization in general and its practices in Dire Dawa city Administration Education bureau. Therefore, the study assesses context (areas) and extent of education decentralization of General Education Package, identifies successes and challenges faced with the implementation process. Hence, duties and responsibilities of MOE, REOs, ZEOs, WEO, Kebele and school and the community were examined towards policy directions and compared to their degree of achievements.The study also tried to see the degree of practices of Education Decentralization in Dire Dawa City Administrative context, for it has no Zonal and Wereda administration structure. It is imperative to evaluate the efficiency and effectiveness of Regional, Kebele/Cluster level performance, their manpower representation and required skills, their management and leadership potential, line of communication, clarity of mandates, and so on towards the actual sense of decentralization and policy implications. There are the only two level administrative structures in the city followed by school administration.
Autorenporträt
The author is Gebremariam Ephrem Lakew (MA in Educational Leadership and Management): Adviser and Researcher at Higher Education Strategy Center, Addis Ababa Ethiopia. And the co-author Tekle Shimelis Taye (MBA in Business Adminstration: Chief Auditor at Ethipian Teacher Association, Addis Ababa Ethiopia.