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    • Landscapes Of Literacy 

      Canieso-Doronila, Maria Luisa (UNESCO Institute for Educatio/ LUZAC ORIENTAL, 1996)
      Thirteen marginal Philippine communities were examined in an ethnographic study of the meaning of functional literacy and whether literacy invariably promotes development. The 13 sites were purposely selected to provide ...
    • The Education Of Nomadic Populations In African 

      UNESCO (UNESCO, 1997)
      Efforts have been made to determine who the nomads are, and the nature of their living conditions. This will enable us to consider what nomadic education is, the structure and scope of nomadic education in some African ...
    • Monitoring For Groundwater Management In Semi Region 

      A.J.VAN LANEN, DR.IR HENNY (UNESCO, 1998)
      Groundwater is an important resource for drinking water, irrigated agriculture and industry. It also is a key factor in the preservation of ecologically relevant wetlands. Degradation of groundwater is a serious problem ...
    • Recycled Rags Renewed Lives 

      Faccini, Benedict (UNESCO, 1999)
      This booklet should be of interest to educatorsand peopleseeking to understand the mechanisms of exclusionand the forging of newpaths towards community empowerment and basiceducation skills. Manyinhabitants of Cairo, Egypt, ...
    • National Education Policies And Programmes And International Cooperation 

      Jallade, Lucila; Radi, Mohamed; Cuenin, Serge (UNESCO, 2001)
      One can but rejoice at the progress made in the field of education in the course of the last fifty years. Yet many countries are still below the basic education minima and have great needs, despite concerted efforts at ...
    • Financing Secondary Educationin Developing Countries 

      Lewin, Keith; Caillods, Francoise (UNESCO, 2001)
      At the World Conference on Education for All in 1990, most developing countries reaffirmed their commitment to providing universal access to a first cycle of education to their school-age children. As a result, primary ...
    • International And National Trends In Local Governance Of Education 

      McGinn, Noel F. (UNESCO, 2002)
      Trends can be defined as linear or directional changes, in this instance in policies and practices with respect to location of governance. What in the short run looks like a trend, however, may turn out to be merely another ...
    • Towards An Open Learning World 

      Maren Ed., Elfert (UNESCO, 2002)
      An historical account of the creation and development of the UNESCO Institute for Education (UIE) is presented. Written in honor of the 50th anniversary of UIE, this institutional history begins with a series of seven ...
    • Youth And Water Security In Africa 

      UNESCO (UNESCO, 2002)
      The sustenance of life through nutrition, health maintenance and provision of support infrastructure across many social-economic as well as environmental sectors has clean water availability and affordability requirements. ...
    • Best Practices Of Non-Violent Conflict Resolution In And Out-Of-School 

      UNESCO (UNESCO, 2002)
      “Good practices”, “better practices”, “best practices”… these are words often used in the field of education and in international jargon when alluding to development projects. But what are we trying to say when we employ ...
    • Non-Violenece In Education 

      Muller, Jean-Marie (UNESCO, 2002)
      Le 14 mai 1985, dans une "recommandation aux États membres", le Conseil de l'Europe avait déjà plaidé en faveur de l'éducation à la résolution non-violente des conflits : "Les concepts liés aux droits de l'homme - affirmait ...
    • Towards Inclusive Practices In Secondary Education 

      Margrab, Phyllis R. (UNESCO, 2003)
      To promote inclusive education as part of the ‘Education for All’ initiative, the International Working Group on Disability and Development (IWGDD) worked collaboratively with UNESCO to identify and describe illustrative ...
    • International Social Science Journal 

      Crowley, John (BLACK WELL & UNESCO, 2003)
      In this collection of essays we interrogate the ways in which people lose control or access to property, resources, places of residence, social networks, kin relations, and various material resources, as well as how ...
    • Poverty Eradication through Education 

      UNATCOM; MoES (UNESCO, 2003)
    • Using International Surveys Of Achievement And Literacy 

      Brown, Giorgina; Micklewright, John (UNESCO Institute for Statistics, 2004)
      Recent years have seen an increasing number of international surveys of learning achievement of children and of functional literacy of adults. These include the International Adult Literacy Survey (IALS), the Trends ...
    • UNEVOC In Action 2002-2003 

      UNESCO (UNESCO-UNEVOC International Centre, 2004)
      In 1991, the General Conference of UNESCO decided to launch the International Project on Technical and Vocational Education and Training (UNEVOC). Two years later an Implementation Unit became operational in Berlin. The ...
    • ‘Scaling Up’ Good Practices In Girls’ Education 

      UNESCO (UNESCO, 2005)
      This publication focuses on the key issues to address and strategies to put in place in order to meet international targets and national goals for universalizing girls’ access to, retention in and completion of quality ...
    • Education For Citizenship In The Caribbean 

      Dominican Republic (UNESCO International Bureau of Education, 2005)
      This study aims to describe teacher training and curricular policy for the primary and secondary levels in relation to education for citizen ship in Cuba, Haiti and the Dominican Republic and make practical recommendations ...
    • Corrupt schools, corrupt universities 

      Jacques, Hallak; Muriel, Poisson (UNESCO, 2007)
      In a context of budget austerity and pressure on international flows of funds, there is a clear demand for more efficiency in the use of public resources. Recent surveys suggest that leakage of funds from ministries ...