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Strategic Directions for Human Development in Papua New Guinea.
Title:
Strategic Directions for Human Development in Papua New Guinea.
Author:
Bank, World.
ISBN:
9780821369883
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Physical Description:
1 online resource (276 pages)
Series:
Directions in Development
Contents:
Contents -- Acknowledgments -- Abbreviations -- Overview -- Health -- HIV/AIDS -- Education -- Common Cross-Cutting Themes -- A Final Word -- Chapter 1 Introduction -- Rationale for the Report -- Why Human Development? -- Why Produce the Report Jointly? -- What Questions? -- Outline of the Report -- Notes -- Chapter 2 Health in Papua New Guinea: A Situation Assessment and Proposed Strategic Directions -- Introduction -- Health Outcomes -- Health System Infrastructure and Performance -- Health Sector Workforce: Size and Deployment -- Health Finances and Expenditures -- Decentralization, Accountability, and Integrity of Government Systems -- Recent Government Response -- Recent Donor Response -- Where to from Here? -- Annex 2A: Health Sector Workforce -- Annex 2B: Comparison of Health-Related Revenue Streams to Provinces -- Annex 2C: Technical Options and Delivering Health Priorities -- Notes -- Chapter 3 Control of HIV/AIDS in Papua New Guinea: A Situation Assessment and Proposed Strategic Directions -- The Current Status of the HIV/AIDS Epidemic in PNG -- HIV/AIDS, Sex, and Culture -- Sexually Transmitted Infections (STIs) -- HIV/AIDS and the Economy -- The Response of the Government of PNG to HIV/AIDS -- The Response of Key Development Partners -- The Response of Nongovernmental Organizations and Churches -- The Response of the Private Sector -- Financing the Response -- Major Lessons Learned and Priorities for Further Action -- Proposed Strategic Directions for HIV/AIDS -- Annex 3A: The Estimated Size of At-Risk Groups in and Near Selected Existing Enclave Developments -- Annex 3B: Main PNG HIV/AIDS Control Activities -- Annex 3C: Papua New Guinea's Response to the HIV/AIDS Epidemic -- Notes -- Chapter 4 Education in Papua New Guinea: A Situation Assessment and Proposed Strategic Directions -- Introduction -- National Education Reform (1993).

Expenditure and Financing -- The New National Education Plan: Addressing General Education Issues -- Governance, Management, and Community Participation -- General Education Challenges: The Need to Enhance the NEP 2 Framework -- The Financing Challenge -- NEP 2 and Achieving Universal Basic Education -- Vocational Education and Skills Development -- Where to from Here?Proposed Priorities and Strategic Directions -- Conclusion -- Annex 4A: Principal Responsibilities of the Key Stakeholders in the PNG Education and Skills Development System -- Annex 4B: Teacher Workforce -- Annex 4C: Geographic, Income, and Gender Inequities in PNG Education -- Notes -- Chapter 5 Common Cross-Cutting Themes -- Introduction -- The Fragility and Inequity of Current Outcomes -- The Need for a "Whole of Government" Approach -- Decentralization and Devolution -- The Long-Term Decline in the Integrity of Core Government Systems -- Restoring the Integrity of Budget Systems and Institutions -- Budget Allocations and Their Composition: Less Than Optimal -- Conclusion -- Annex 5A: Human Development Expenditures 1996-2004 -- Notes -- Chapter 6 Next Steps: An Approach to Revised Strategic Directions for Human Development -- Introduction -- Proposed Sectoral Strategy-Formulation Process by Government -- The Importance of the MTDS and MTEF -- Implementing the MTEF and the Sectoral Strategy Plans -- Creating Fiscal Space and a Compact to Implement Expenditure Reforms -- Developing a Financing Plan for Each Sector -- Restoring the Integrity of Government Processes -- The Role of Development Partners in Support of Government Sectoral Plans -- A Sectoral Compact Between the Government and Its Development Partners -- Knowledge Gaps -- A Final Word -- References -- Figures -- 1 Total Real Recurrent Health Expenditures by Input Category, 1997-2004.

2 Ministry of Health Workforce by Cadre and Distribution, 2004 -- 3 HIV Cases in Adolescents Ages 15-19, 2001-2004 -- 2.1 Infant Mortality Rate by Region -- 3.1 HIV Prevalence at Blood Banks Throughout PNG -- 3.2 Increasing Numbers of HIV Cases in 2-to 9-Year Age Group, PNG -- 3.3 Increasing Numbers of HIV Cases in 15-to 19-Year Age Group, PNG -- 3.4 Sexual Coercion and HIV Incidence Among Women Under 25 Years in Rakai, Uganda, 2004 -- 3.5 HIV Prevalence Among People Consuming Alcohol and Among Nondrinkers, Carletonville (Mine),South Africa -- 3.6 HIV Infection by Risk Group and WHO Region -- 3.7 Thailand's HIV Estimates With and Without Prevention Interventions, 1985-2010 -- 4C.1 Females as Percentage of Basic Education Enrollments and Teachers, 2003 -- 4C.2 Basic Education Enrollments as Percentage of Population, 2003 -- 4C.3 Internal and Total Provincial per Capita Government Budget Revenue, 2005 -- 4C.4 Percentage of Arable Land by Province -- Tables -- 2.1 Composition and Growth of the Health Workforce, 1988-2004 -- 2.2 Ministry of Health Workforce 2004 by Cadre and Major Health Function -- 2.3 Total Real Health Expenditures: Recurrent and Development, 1996-2004 -- 2.4 Total Real Recurrent Health Expenditures by Input Category, 1996-2004 -- 2.5 Real Health Development Expenditures by Input Category, 1997-2004 -- 2.6 Health Recurrent and Development Expenditures by Health Program, 2004 -- 2A.1 Composition and Growth of the PNG Health Workforce, 1998-2004 -- 2C.1 MDGs-Technical Options for Interventions by Level of Service -- 2C.2 Options for Private Involvement and Use of Government Subsidies in the Delivery of the Basic Package -- 2C.3 Summary of Options for Private Sector Involvement and Use of Government Subsidies in Delivering the Basic Package -- 3.1 HIV Prevalence at Sentinel Surveillance Sites in PNG.

3.2 Results of 1998 Eastern Highlands Youth Survey -- 3.3 The Cost Effectiveness of Different Types of HIV Interventions -- 4A.1 Key Responsibilities of Stakeholders in General Education and Skills Development in PNG -- 4B.1 Key Staffing Policies by Level in 2004 (NEP 1) -- 4B.2 Staff Cadre by Level, Selected Years -- 4B.3 Preservice Training Requirements by Level -- 4B.4 Students in Training by Year 2003 -- 4B.5 Staff Projections by Level-Selected Years -- 4C.1 Females as Percentage of Total General Education Enrollments by Level and Province, 2003 -- 4C.2 Females as Percentage of Total General Education Teachers by Level and Province, 2003 -- 4C.3 Grade 10 Examinations for Entry into Senior Secondary -- 4C.4 Grade 11 Students as Proportion of Grade 10, 2003 by Gender and Province -- 4C.5 Distribution of Tertiary Education Scholarship Scheme First-Year Scholarships by Gender and Type of Institution, 2004 -- 4C.6 Correlation of School Accessibility by Road with Education and Other Related Variables -- 4C.7 Nongrant revenues (by quintiles of nongrant revenue per student), 2001 (kina per student in the year) -- 5.1 Human Development Expenditures as Share of Total Expenditures and of GDP, 1997-2004 -- 5.2 Pacific Island, Low-and Middle-Income, and East Asia Country Expenditures on the Human Development Sectors, 1997-2003 -- 5.3 Trends in Human Development Recurrent Expenditures, 1997-2004 -- 5.4 Real Human Development Sector Recurrent Expenditure Growth Rates, 1997-2004 -- 5.5 Trends in Composition of Education and Health Recurrent Expenditures, 1997-2004 -- 5.6 Trends in Real Human Development Recurrent and Development Expenditures, 1997-2004 -- 5A.1 Social Sector Expenditures 1997-2004 -- 5A.2 Social-Sector Expenditure Shares„Key Aggregates 1997-2004 -- 5A.3 Real Social Sector Expenditures 1997-2004.
Abstract:
There is an emerging consensus in Papua New Guinea (PNG) - both at the governmental level and among civil society more generally - that human development outcomes are far less than provision of basic services in many parts of the country is failing. The book addresses the need to understand the underlying reason behind these sectors' poor performance and innovatively develop approaches for improving service delivery that fits with the country's economic, geographic, social, and cultural contexts. Strategic Directions for Human Development in Papua New Guinea presents the results of a joint venture among the World Bank, the Australian International Development Agency, the Asian Development Bank, and the Government of Papua New Guinea to conduct a situational assessment in the health, HIV/AIDS, and education sectors and suggest options to jointly move forward to improve human development outcomes. In addition, a series of cross - cutting issues common to all sectors is reviewed. Issus highlighted include the role of the public sector in delivering basic public services, the problems associated with the structure of decentralization and devolution arrangements, and the importance of having feasible financing, expenditure, and implementation plans that accurately reflect sectoral priorities.
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Electronic reproduction. Ann Arbor, Michigan : ProQuest Ebook Central, 2017. Available via World Wide Web. Access may be limited to ProQuest Ebook Central affiliated libraries.
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