SMS Girl Data Insights : How Has COVID-19 Affected Support for Girls’ Education in Punjab, Pakistan?
This brief presents initial findings from an ongoing phone survey of families in Punjab, Pakistan designed to assess what is happening to girls’ elementary school education during COVID-19. The data used in this brief describe the experiences of 5,...
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okr-10986-354772021-06-14T09:54:34Z SMS Girl Data Insights : How Has COVID-19 Affected Support for Girls’ Education in Punjab, Pakistan? Hasan, Amer Geven, Koen Tahir, Ayesha GENDER INNOVATION LAB GENDER POLICY INTERNET ACCESS SCHOOL CLOSURE LEARNING LOSS GIRLS' EDUCATION HOUSEHOLD SURVEY CORONAVIRUS COVID-19 REMOTE LEARNING This brief presents initial findings from an ongoing phone survey of families in Punjab, Pakistan designed to assess what is happening to girls’ elementary school education during COVID-19. The data used in this brief describe the experiences of 5,898 families in Punjab between August and October 2020. Data have been weighted to make the sample representative of all schools in Punjab. This brief provides information from an on-going survey. Further data is being collected and analyzed. Subsequent briefs will provide updates on these families as we learn more about their experiences. Unless otherwise noted, statistics are based on the full sample of households contacted, 90 percent of which are families with girls in grades 5-7 before the pandemic. Statistics are weighted to make the sample representative of all schools in Punjab and to allow comparisons between boys and girls. 2021-04-21T13:51:55Z 2021-04-21T13:51:55Z 2021-04 Brief http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/464681618460372445/SMS-Girl-Data-Insights-How-has-COVID-19-Affected-Support-for-Girls-Education-in-Punjab-Pakistan http://hdl.handle.net/10986/35477 English CC BY 3.0 IGO http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/igo World Bank World Bank, Washington, DC Publications & Research Publications & Research :: Brief South Asia Pakistan |
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This brief presents initial findings
from an ongoing phone survey of families in Punjab, Pakistan
designed to assess what is happening to girls’ elementary
school education during COVID-19. The data used in this
brief describe the experiences of 5,898 families in Punjab
between August and October 2020. Data have been weighted to
make the sample representative of all schools in Punjab.
This brief provides information from an on-going survey.
Further data is being collected and analyzed. Subsequent
briefs will provide updates on these families as we learn
more about their experiences. Unless otherwise noted,
statistics are based on the full sample of households
contacted, 90 percent of which are families with girls in
grades 5-7 before the pandemic. Statistics are weighted to
make the sample representative of all schools in Punjab and
to allow comparisons between boys and girls. |
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Hasan, Amer Geven, Koen Tahir, Ayesha |
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SMS Girl Data Insights : How Has COVID-19 Affected Support for Girls’ Education in Punjab, Pakistan? |
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sms girl data insights : how has covid-19 affected support for girls’ education in punjab, pakistan? |
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World Bank, Washington, DC |
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