If financing of some aspects of the educational system depends on revenues collected by local authorities, is there an effective system to ensure that local authorities that cannot afford it are able to provide basic education services?

Comments:

If there is no such system and the budget for essential aspects of the educational systems depends only on the capacity of each local government to mobilise local resources, those living in the poorer areas may not be able to fully enjoy the right to education

Human Rights Standards:

Article 25 (c), International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights; Article 13 (1) & (2), African Charter of Human and People's Rights; Article 23 (c), American Convention on Human Rights

Policy Processes and Governance:

Decentralisation

Education Financing

Types of Indicator:

Process Indicators

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If financing of some aspects of the educational system depends on revenues collected by local authorities, is there an effective system to ensure that local authorities that cannot afford it are able to provide basic education services?