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Peter Audi Oluoch
Kenya’s adult literacy programme was launched with pomp and circumstance in 1979 but has since experienced a downward trend in learner participation to the extent that…
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Helen Abadzi
The author explores a number of intriguing questions. How is it, for example, when many projects run successfully for a sustained period, that measures intended to improve the…
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John Oxenham
In addition to its well established national literacy campaign, the Government of Egypt has used support from the British Department for International Development to try out a…
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Alan Rogers
The traditional combination of literacy with vocational training that has been customary in developing countries has not been successful in many cases. For what reasons? New…
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Klemens van de Sand
International development cooperation has recently become appreciably more active, in terms of both quality and quantity. One could almost speak of a renaissance…
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Maria Lourdes Almazan-Khan
The recent 6th Education for All Working Group meeting, convened by UNESCO in Paris (19-21 July 2005), put the spotlight on scaling up the EFA Fast Track…
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Anne Jellema/Elaine Unterhalter
This is the year that the world will miss the first, and most critical of all the Millennium Development Goals – gender parity in education by 2005.…
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Pierre Thizier Seya
100 years of German-Ethiopian diplomatic relations, 30 years of adult education cooperation, and 10 years of cooperation with the IIZ/DVV provided cause for…
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Frank Youngman
The title of the African-Asian Conference organized by the IIZ/DVV in Cape Town, South Africa, from 11 to 13 April 2005, was “The Training of Adult Educators in …
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Olivia Tiwaah Frimpong Kwapong
Women’s empowerment has been an issue of concern for decades. Though a survey on the women of the Mo communities of Ghana reveals a high level of…
