• Develop local adoptable plans to explore educational opportunities for girls. In this case wide research is needed for the government to understand the problems in any part of the country. • Increase qualified female teachers in the remote areas through establishing local teacher training centers.
• Motivate the female teachers through performance-based salary increment. Currently, those who have ability and higher degrees do not want to teach at schools because of the low wage unless they can’t find high- paying jobs.
• Raise women’s literacy level through establishment of literacy courses both in rural and urban areas. This could be effective in terms of changing the attitudes towards females’ education.
• Strengthen communities’ sense of ownership and responsibility through involvement in decision making processes.
• Strengthen government monitoring system on the projects implemented by the government itself, its contractors and NGOs. The budget should not be spent based on favoritism and biases. The government and international donors should focus on the areas with the greatest need.