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	School Report - 2005 Asia Countries MUST DO BETTER: A 'School Report' of 14 develioping countries in Asia Pacific to investigate their commitment to Basic Education NEW: School Report on Asia and Pacific gives red marks to 75% of countries The Asia Pacific School Report Card is out. This report investigates the performance of 14 developing country leaders in their commitment to basic education and concludes that governments 'Must Do Better'. The report uses the format of a 'School Report Card' to rank the leaders of these developing countries as 'class leaders' or 'poor performers'. Of the developing countries covered, only two received an 'A' grade, one a 'B' and another two scraped through with 'C's. Class giants Hu Jintao of China (5th rank; 63/100; 'C' grade) and Manmohan Singh of India (10th rank; 43/100; 'E' grade) did not fare impressively. The Asian South Pacific Bureau of Adult Education — a network of more than 200 organisations and individuals promoting adult education in the Asia Pacific region— and the Global Campaign for Education — a coalition of international and regional development NGOs, national coalitions and teachers unions in over 150 countries — published this report. This will be released in regionally coordinated campaign activities through June 29 to July 1 in countries all over the Asia South Pacific as part of the July 1 White Arm band day campaign of the Global Call to Action Against Poverty (G CAP). Download press release Download executive summary Download Asia Pacific School Report (5mb) IN THIS SECTION Latest Resources Search Resources Links Calendar Download Campaign Materials School Report   2008 Global   2007 Rich Countries   2006 Rich Countries   2005 Rich Countries   2005 Asia Countries   2004 Rich Countries
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