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Association of African Universities (AAU) 12th General Conference in Abuja
Abuja, Nigeria May 6, 2009: The Association of African Universities (AAU) organized its 12th General Conference in Abuja, Nigeria, in collaboration with the Universities of Abuja and Ilorin in Abuja, Nigeria. Through its coordinator, ADEA’s Working Group on Higher Education is a member of the AAU organizing Committee since August 2008.
The meeting was attended by 300 participants from Africa and other parts of world on the theme: Sustainable Development in Africa, the Role of Higher Education. ADEA’s Working group on Higher Education (WGHE) sponsored the participation of three participants, the authors and reviewers of Policy Briefs on the Effects of Massification on Higher Education in Africa and Private Higher Education in Africa, which were presented during the conference.
For more information :www.aau.org
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Upcoming Events |
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From 15/07/2009 to 17/07/2009
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Conference for African Ministers of Finance and of Education on:
Sustaining the Education and Economic Momentum in Africa amidst the Current Global Financial Crisis
Jointly organized by the Association for the Development of Education in Africa (ADEA), the African Development Bank (AfDB) and the World Bank (WB), with the support of the donor partners of the Education for All Fast Track Initiative (EFA FTI)
Purpose and coverage: This conference will engage ministers of finance and of education from 30 African countries in a dialogue, among themselves and with their external partners, on options to sustain and strengthen—in the current context of a global economic slowdown—Africa’s remarkable achievements in education and economic development over the past decade. It will consider the challenges of a more holistic approach to human capital development, one that offers African children and youth a chance to receive a basic education of decent quality and opportunities for further advancement; as well as provides prospective employers with an educated and skilled workforce to grow their businesses and contribute to Africa’s economic transformation for success in the global economy.
Contacts:
ADEA: Mr. Ahlin BYLL-CATARIA, Email: a.byll-cataria@afdb.org , Tel: (216) 71 10 32 02
AfDB : Mr. Baboucarr SARR,Email: b.sarr@afdb.org , Tel : (216) 71 10 26 33
WB : Ms Jee-Peng TAN , Email: jtan@worldbank.org , Tel : (202) 473-2925
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Tunis,
TUNISIE
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Recent Publications |
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ADEA produces and publishes a large variety of articles, booklets, data bases, and reports relating to the development of education in Africa.
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More and Better Education. What Makes Effective Learning in Schools and in Literacy and Early Childhood Development Programs? Proceedings of the ADEA Biennial Meeting (Libreville, Gabon , March 27-31, 2006).
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The ADEA Biennial Meeting held in Gabon in 2006 explored the three main themes of effective literacy programs, effective schools and improvement of quality, and ECD programs that can be scaled up in Africa.
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Kenya: The Teaching Profession United Against HIV/AIDS
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Audio Visual production
Produced and directed by ECOLIVET, Katrina J.
Commissioned by ADEA, 2006 in the framework of the Ad Hoc Working Group on HIV/AIDS, in collaboration with the WG on Higher Education and IIEP. Available in DVD-Rom. Length of film: 26 minutes. Available in English French and Portuguese. Price: 10 euros
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