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The High-level Interactive Projections for Education (HIPE) model is the most visual of the EPDC projection models in excel. It was used to project financing gaps for Education for All for 46 low income countries for the UNESCO 2010 EFA Global Monitoring Report, and has been applied in Namibia, Mozambique, and South Sudan.

On this page you will find information about and links to the four HIPE models EPDC has developed. The three country models each reflect specific national conditions.

GMR HIPE model

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In 2009, the Global Monitoring Report team engaged the EPDC to help them calculate the costs of achieving the Education for All goals in low income countries.

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Namibia HIPE model

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The Namibia HIPE model projects pupils by grade; hours taught by subject and language of instruction; and teacher need by subject and language of instruction, for all of Namibia's states. Developed 2009 with MoE, Namibia.

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Mozambique HIPE model

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The Mozambique HIPE model projects pupils by grade, resource needs and costs for Mozambique's provinces. It is modeled on the GMR HIPE model. Developed 2009 with USAID.

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South Sudan HIPE model
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The South Sudan HIPE model projects pupils by grade, resource needs and costs for South Sudan's provinces, and is focused on primary education. Project started in 2009 with the Ministry of Education of South Sudan and AED's System Services Group.