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EDUCATIONAL INNOVATIONS
This report reproduces papers presented at the symposium. The first part looks at theoretical issues and presents findings of a research carried out in Burkina Faso on indicators to measure the effectiveness of the right to education. The second...
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Year
2005
In 2000, Mauritania launched its National Program to Develop the Education Sector (PNDSE). It covers the period 2001-2010 and is aimed at improving the quality of education. This publication describes how Mauritania established a department...
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Book
Year
2005
This overview of existing technological infrastructure and use of information and communication technologies (ICT) in education seeks to explore how ICT can provide support to distance education and open learning in Africa. It provides insights into...
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Book
Year
2003
This documentary film presents the results of two innovative educational programs in Bangladesh and India, which have achieved important progress in terms of access and equity in education. The Bangladesh Rural Advancement Committee (BRAC), set up...
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Book
Year
2000
When the National Resistance Movement came to power in Uganda in 1986, there were a number of child soldiers in the National Resistance Army. These children, many of whom had been orphaned or abandoned, ranged from five to eighteen years of age....
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Book
Year
2000
This document reports on a workshop on nonformal education, held in Botswana in June 1999.The workshop aimed at: gathering the existing collective knowledge on the subject; initiating a process of educational reform; taking stock of current ideas,...
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Book
Year
1999
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