The efficiency of educational broadcasting in the Ivory Coast is assessed from the standpoint of what and how physical and human resources are utilized. Information was obtained by reviewing the large volume of documents that have been published about the project and through interviewing personnel involved in its management and operation. The general organization of the educational television complex in Bouake, the costs of the production system, and the process by which programs are produced are described as is interaction in production among the producer, the printed support materials writer, and the director. Also detailed in the report are the organizational structure and utilization of resources, feedback and evaluation mechanisms and change from film to videotape production. Appendices include a glossary of acronyms, and a list of production problems and solutions recommended. (Author/JEG)