Adult Education and Development 78/2012

CONTENTS

INTRODUCTION
- Samlowski, Michael
  Editorial
SOUTH-SOUTH COOPERATION
- Civil Society Organizations
  Statement on South-South Cooperation
- Brazilian Civil Society Organizations
  Declaration on International Cooperation and Development Effectiveness
- Cruz, Anabel
  South-South Cooperation and Knowledge Exchange – A Perspective from Civil Society
- Albütz, Petra
  Support for the Self-employment of Vulnerable Rural Youth in the Dominican Republic
- Vaishnava, Bhavita
  Learning through South-South Exchange: A Case on Improving Urban Governance
- Castillo, Raquel
  Enabling South-South and Triangular Cooperation Among Civil Society Organizations: the ASPBAE Experience
- Upton, Sue
  South-South Cooperation Brings Reflect to Morocco
- Hann Tan, Jo
  Building Relationships Among Communities Across the Region
- Introduction
  South-South Cooperation
BENEFITS OF ADULT LEARNING AND SOCIAL INCLUSION
- Motschilnig, Ricarda
  Wider Benefits of Adult Education – An Inventory of Existing Studies and Research
- Bayr, Monika
  Schwartz, Roland
  Impact Measurement in Adult Education
- dlC. Villalba, Maria Angela
  Benefits and Challenges of Entrepreneurial Literacy in the Philippines
- Raya, Rene
  Literacy and Women Empowerment
- Raya, Rene
  Pursuing Adult Literacy: The Cost of Achieving EFA Goal 4
- Kaul, Nishu
  Dale, Priyanka
  Participatory Strategies for Adult Education and Social Inclusion
- Nuwagaba, Ephraim Lemmy
  Towards Inclusion of Persons with Disabilities in Development: Kyambogo University’s Experiences of Preparing Adult Educators for the Task
- Aliou Bah, Mamadou
  Peanut Farmers in Guinea and the Part of Adult Education in the Inclusion of Small Farmers
- Jjuuko, Robert
  Illusions and Challenges Persist Amidst Claims of TVET Comeback: Some Extrapolations from Uganda
- Cisneros, Alicia
  Céspedes Rossel, Nélida
  Learning in Rural Schools
- Zakir Hossain, S M
  Empowerment of Adult Learners in Bangladesh: the Journey through Reflect
- Engdasew, Ziyn
  Functional Adult Literacy for the Pastoralist Community in Ethiopia – Challenges and Prospects
- Domínguez Luna, Roberto
  Melo, Priscila
  Salgado, Antonio
  Literacy and Development of Life Skills
- Bunjaku, Sevdie
  Schmidt-Behlau, Beate
  Inclusion of Women through Literacy Training in Kosovo
- Introduction
  Benefits of Adult Learning and Social Inclusion
ADULT EDUCATION – POLICY, EVENTS AND THE MOVEMENT
- Introduction
  Adult Education – Policy, Events and the Movement
- Interview with Alan Tuckett
  Investing in Adult Learning Saves Money Elsewhere
- Bissio, Roberto
  Dear Leader, ...
- Haddad, Sergio
  Education in a World in Crisis
READERS’ CORNER
- Introduction
  Reader´s Corner
- Onyishi, Jonathan C.
  Letter to the Editor
- Shirsath, Satish
  Comments on “Adult Education and Development”

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