Reading the Books: Governments’ Budgets and the Right to Education

By Delphine Dorsi , 27 November 2013

This is a 28-page booklet setting out a process for using a human rights framework to assess a government’s education budget.  The booklet looks at elements of the right to education and where these might be found in a government’s budget; a government’s human rights obligations and questions these raise about a government’s budget; a process for using a rights framework to analyse a government’s education budget; and a short discussion of costing related to the right to education.

 

Year of publication
2010
Author(s)
IHRIP, International Budget Partnership (IBP)
Resource type
Main image
Key resource
No