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W ORLD BANK W ORKING P APER NO . 190
Governance of Technical
Education in India
Key Issues, Principles, and Case Studies
Edited by Andreas Blom
and Jannette Cheong
THE WORLD BANKWORL D B A N K WOR KING P A PER NO. 1 90
Governance of Technical
Education in India
Indian and International Case Studies
Edited by Jannette Cheong and Andreas Blom
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Contents
Foreword ..................................................................................................................................... v
Acknowledgments ................................................................................................................... vi
About the Contributors ........................................................................................................ viii
Acronyms and Abbreviations ................................................................................................. x
Executive Summary .................................................................................................................. xi
The Need for Change .......................................................................................................... xi
What Is Good Governance? ................................................................................................ xi
Learning Forum Objectives xii
Inputs and Process ............................................................................................................. xiii
1. Outcomes: The Nine Key Governance Issues ................................................................ 1
Outcomes for States .............................................................................................................. 3
Outcomes for Institutions .................................................................................................... 5
Outcomes for the Consideration of the MHRD 6
Outcomes for TEQIP for NPIU/MHRD and the World Bank ......................................... 7
Next Steps .............................................................................................................................. 8
2. A Common Language and Key Principles of Governance ........................................... 9
Andrew Cubie and Aims McGuinness
A Common Language for Governance? ............................................................................ 9
Key Principles and Challenges of Governance ............................................................... 10
3. State Case Studies .............................................................................................................. 16
State Governments of Andhra Pradesh, Haryana, Karnataka, and West Bengal
Andhra Pradesh .................................................................................................................. 16
Haryana................................................................................................................................ 22
Karnataka ............................................................................................................................. 30
West Bengal ......................................................................................................................... 34
4. National and International Case Studies ...................................................................... 39
Arun Nigavekar, Rong Wang, Tsutomu Kimura, Aims McGuinness, Andrew Cubie, and
Jannette Cheong
India ...................................................................................................................................... 39
China ..... 45
Japan ...... 51
The Republic of Korea ........................................................................................................ 58
European Trends in Governance in Higher Education ................................................. 63&