MSL conducted Bottleneck Analysis of the Barriers to Girls’ Access to Senior/Higher Secondary Education and performed the below tasks:
- Conducted a desk and literature review to document the pattern of drop-out of girls in secondary and tertiary schooling and create preliminary map of bottlenecks and causalities;
- Developed tools (guided by the 10 determinants of MoRES) for data collection in two upazilas on the bottlenecks and barriers to girls’ access to senior higher secondary and completion;
- Conducted field visits to selected unions/upazilas for data collection and engagement with claim holders (girls who have dropped out of schools) and their families, duty bearers (teachers and school proprietor’s and Education officials etc.):
- Conducted a bottleneck analysis of girls drop-out in higher secondary based on 10 determinants by clusters of causes/bottlenecks/barriers across but focused on selected unions/upazilas in the 20 UNDAF districts and other characteristics (rural urban, urban slums, terrains, disability, ethnicity, types of school etc.);
- Developed a Tanahashi model for addressing bottlenecks and barriers to girls’ access to higher secondary level and completion, this should include an action plan prepared in a traffic lights format for monitoring progress in line with MoRES;
- Prepared a presentation of the Tanahashi model and collected inputs from stakeholders after presenting and finalize the model and study report.
