Ghana - Ghana Education Impact Evaluation Survey 2003

The 2003 Ghana Education Impact Evaluation Survey is a nationally representative sample survey. It covered all the 85 clusters selected from the GLSS 2 clusters. The survey covered a total of 1,740 households corresponding to 8,000 individuals. The entire field data collection was completed within six calendar weeks. A total of 710 basic schools and 3,129 teachers were also interviewed. The principal objective of the survey was to provide a wide range of relevant information on educational achievements. In addition, information on school facilities and household characteristics were collected to serve as basis to monitor and evaluate the impact of the Ghana's educational reforms, and to suggest ways to inform future educational policies, programs and projects at the district, regional and national levels.


The survey is self weighting