123 adolescents and 29,691 instructors of second cycle literacy education Achieve 75.1% primary completion rate (PCR) in 2015 . Achieve 100% primary completion rate 2015 55.1% completion rate in 2012 Promotion of canteen, supply of school bag MENA, PARTNERS MENA, PARTNERS Problems of bloated classrooms, lack of facilities, and pupil/teacher ratio persist PDSEB has taken steps to address the problem Achieving of universal primary education by 2020 Enable all children of school going age irrespective of their economic or social situation, or place of abode to have access to compulsory and free primary education 2020 79. 1 of GER in 2012 Number of enrolled children increases MENA, PARTNERS MENA, PARTNERS Facilities are insufficient and demand is high PDSEB has taken steps to address the problem Activity by APRM Objective Expected Results as Specified in the NPoA Required Actions as Specified in NPoA Schedule Indicative Actions Progress Toward Achieving Results (change in basic conditions of expected results) Main Monitoring & Evaluation Agency Main Stakeholde rs Remarks/ Observations Activities for Subsequent Phase Application of incentives for enrolment of girls and their retention at school 100% of girls are given incentives for their enrolment and retention at school Abolition of registration fees for girls Supply of minimum school supplies (cartable minimum) Parents send their daughters to school without being asked MENA, UNICEF MENA, UNICEF Girls’ education has seen rapid growth Strengthen advocacy 2012-2015 100% of girls enjoy support for payment of APE fees and “ cartable minimum” Beneficiary girls were able to continue their schooling MENA, MENA, Extension of inclusive MENA, HI, MENA, HI, Insufficient Intensify Promotion of equality and equity in action for all Granting of scholarships to girls Fight against all forms 2012- 2020 Special support for difficult cases Popularization of