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NN32, August 2003

Critical Perspectives on Education and Skills in Eastern Africa on Basic and Post-Basic Levels

5-8	NORRAG IN EAST AFRICA By Kenneth King read article
9-10	REFLECTIONS ON POLICY DIALOGUE AND ADVOCACY By Jeremy Greenland read article
11-14	CRITICAL PERSPECTIVES ON EDUCATION AND SKILLS IN EASTERN AFRICA AT THE BASIC AND POST-BASIC LEVELS By Kilemi Mwiria read article
14-23	EDUCATION FOR ALL GLOBAL MONITORING REPORT 2002: IS EAST AFRICA ON TRACK? IS THE GLOBAL MONITORING REPORT ON TRACK FOR EAST AFRICA? By Roy Carr-Hill read article
23-26	ARE THERE SOME ECONOMISTS AND POLITICAL SCIENTISTSABOARD THE EFA-UPE-PPE-TVET-SD PLANE? ? By Michel Carton read article
26-29	EDUCATION FOR ALL (EFA) COMMITMENT By Juliana Nzomo read article
29-31	NEO-LIBERAL GLOBALISATION AND EFA: DEBUNKING GLOBAL CONSTRAINTS TO ?QUALITY? EDUCATION FOR ALL IN AFRICA By Samson J Opolot read article
32-37	QUANTITY-QUALITY TRADE-OFFS AFTER UPE: PROSPECTS AND CHALLENGES OF UNIVERSAL ACCESS IN UGANDA By Akim Okuni read article
37-41	THE TURNING POINT: FREE PRIMARY EDUCATION IN KENYA By Salome Gichura read article
41-45	THE EFA BANDWAGON: HAS QUALITY BEEN LEFT BEHIND IN TANZANIA? By John Durkin read article
45-48	BASIC EDUCATION FOR WHAT? LITERACY SKILLS DEFICIENCIES IN PRIMARY SCHOOLS By Robinah Kyeyune read article
49-53	EDUCATION FOR ALL: IS TANZANIA ON TRACK? By Eustella Bhalalusesa read article
54-58	QUALITY OF LEARNING ENVIRONMENT AT EARLY CHILDHOOD EDUCATION LEVEL: IS KENYA ON TRACK? By Wangari Mwai read article
58-61	PROVISION OF QUALITY UNIVERSAL PRIMARY EDUCATION (UPE) IN UGANDA: WHAT IS THE ROLE OF CIVIL SOCIETY ORGANISATIONS? By James Kakooza read article
61-67	THE STATUS, INTERPRETATION AND OPPORTUNITIES FOR GENDER EQUITY IN THE KENYAN EDUCATIONAL SYSTEM By Enos H.N. Njeru read article
67-70	EDUCATION FOR ALL GLOBAL MONITORING REPORT 2002: WHY UGANDA WILL NOT ATTAIN THE INTERNATIONAL TARGET FOR ADULT LITERACY By Anne Katahoire read article
71-73	PARTICIPATION OF PRIVATE SCHOOLS IN BASIC EDUCATION PROVISION IN GHANA By Joshua J.K. Baku read article
74-76	EFA: QUANTITY? QUALITY TRADE-OFFS AFTER ACCESS TO UPETHE CHALLENGES OF UNIVERSAL ACCESS IN THE SADC REGION By Charmaine B. Villet read article
77-82	LIFE SKILLS ? A BRIDGE BETWEEN EFA AND TVET? By Jeremy Greenland read article
82-84	BASIC EDUCATION FOR LIFE SKILLS ? THE KENSIP EXPERIENCE By Ombech Abidha read article
84-87	LIFE SKILLS AND THE VET CONTEXT IN TANZANIA By Bernadetta Ndunguru read article
86-94	SKILLS DEVELOPMENT IN AN EAST AFRICAN CONTEXT By Kenneth King read article
94-97	THE QUALITY CHALLENGES OF JUA KALI TRAINING By Harun Baiya read article
97-102	BASIC EDUCATION FOR WHAT: LOW TRANSITION RATE TO SECONDARY EDUCATION AND THE CHALLENGE OF TECHNICAL AND VOCATIONAL SKILLS DEVELOPMENT IN UGANDA. By Akim Okuni read article
102-105	OVERVIEW OF SKILLS DEVELOPMENT IN KENYA:CONSTRAINTS AND PROSPECTS By Charles K. Ngome read article
106-106	TECHNICAL EDUCATION: BUILDING ON LOCAL SUPPORT FOR SKILLS AND JOBS By Mary Kinyanjui read article
107-109	EMPLOYER PERSPECTIVE ON SKILLS DEVELOPMENT: A CASE OF THE UNHAPPY EMPLOYER By Mwangi Ngumo read article
110-111	EDUCATIONAL RESEARCH NETWORK IN EASTERN AND SOUTHERN AFRICA (ERNESA) By J.Pulane Lefoka read article
111-112	THE EDUCATIONAL RESEARCH NETWORK FOR WEST AND CENTRAL AFRICA (ERNWACA): IS IT ON TRACK? By Joshua Baku read article
113-113	THE OXFORD INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON EDUCATION AND DEVELOPMENT, 9th ? 11th September 2003 By NN read article
113-114	TARGETING EDUCATION: THE POLITICS OF PERFORMANCE ANDTHE PROSPECTS OF EDUCATION FOR ALL By Jonathan D. Jansen read article
114-117	1st International Summer School, Geneva,29 September-3 October 2003 By NN read article
118-118	2nd EADI International Summer School ? Enschede - Summer 2004 By NN read article
119-119	NEW MILESTONE IN NORRAG HISTORY By Alexandre D. Freire read article
120-122	NORRAG MEMBERSHIP, NORRAG DISSEMINATION, NORRAG AT OXFORD By Kenneth King read article
122-123	Book: Conference Proceedings from the 2002 CAS Annual Conference:The New Partnership for Africa?s Development (NEPAD): Internal and External Visions By NN read article
124-126	Book: KNOWLEDGE FOR DEVELOPMENT? Comparing British, Japanese, Swedish and World Bank Aid By NN read article

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NN32, August 2003

NORRAG IN EAST AFRICA

REFLECTIONS ON POLICY DIALOGUE AND ADVOCACY

CRITICAL PERSPECTIVES ON EDUCATION AND SKILLS IN EASTERN AFRICA AT THE BASIC AND POST-BASIC LEVELS

EDUCATION FOR ALL GLOBAL MONITORING REPORT 2002: IS EAST AFRICA ON TRACK? IS THE GLOBAL MONITORING REPORT ON TRACK FOR EAST AFRICA?

ARE THERE SOME ECONOMISTS AND POLITICAL SCIENTISTSABOARD THE EFA-UPE-PPE-TVET-SD PLANE? ?

EDUCATION FOR ALL (EFA) COMMITMENT

NEO-LIBERAL GLOBALISATION AND EFA: DEBUNKING GLOBAL CONSTRAINTS TO ?QUALITY? EDUCATION FOR ALL IN AFRICA

QUANTITY-QUALITY TRADE-OFFS AFTER UPE: PROSPECTS AND CHALLENGES OF UNIVERSAL ACCESS IN UGANDA

THE TURNING POINT: FREE PRIMARY EDUCATION IN KENYA

THE EFA BANDWAGON: HAS QUALITY BEEN LEFT BEHIND IN TANZANIA?

BASIC EDUCATION FOR WHAT? LITERACY SKILLS DEFICIENCIES IN PRIMARY SCHOOLS

EDUCATION FOR ALL: IS TANZANIA ON TRACK?

QUALITY OF LEARNING ENVIRONMENT AT EARLY CHILDHOOD EDUCATION LEVEL: IS KENYA ON TRACK?

PROVISION OF QUALITY UNIVERSAL PRIMARY EDUCATION (UPE) IN UGANDA: WHAT IS THE ROLE OF CIVIL SOCIETY ORGANISATIONS?

THE STATUS, INTERPRETATION AND OPPORTUNITIES FOR GENDER EQUITY IN THE KENYAN EDUCATIONAL SYSTEM

EDUCATION FOR ALL GLOBAL MONITORING REPORT 2002: WHY UGANDA WILL NOT ATTAIN THE INTERNATIONAL TARGET FOR ADULT LITERACY

PARTICIPATION OF PRIVATE SCHOOLS IN BASIC EDUCATION PROVISION IN GHANA

EFA: QUANTITY? QUALITY TRADE-OFFS AFTER ACCESS TO UPETHE CHALLENGES OF UNIVERSAL ACCESS IN THE SADC REGION

LIFE SKILLS ? A BRIDGE BETWEEN EFA AND TVET?

BASIC EDUCATION FOR LIFE SKILLS ? THE KENSIP EXPERIENCE

LIFE SKILLS AND THE VET CONTEXT IN TANZANIA

SKILLS DEVELOPMENT IN AN EAST AFRICAN CONTEXT

THE QUALITY CHALLENGES OF JUA KALI TRAINING

BASIC EDUCATION FOR WHAT: LOW TRANSITION RATE TO SECONDARY EDUCATION AND THE CHALLENGE OF TECHNICAL AND VOCATIONAL SKILLS DEVELOPMENT IN UGANDA.

OVERVIEW OF SKILLS DEVELOPMENT IN KENYA:CONSTRAINTS AND PROSPECTS

TECHNICAL EDUCATION: BUILDING ON LOCAL SUPPORT FOR SKILLS AND JOBS

EMPLOYER PERSPECTIVE ON SKILLS DEVELOPMENT: A CASE OF THE UNHAPPY EMPLOYER

EDUCATIONAL RESEARCH NETWORK IN EASTERN AND SOUTHERN AFRICA (ERNESA)

THE EDUCATIONAL RESEARCH NETWORK FOR WEST AND CENTRAL AFRICA (ERNWACA): IS IT ON TRACK?

THE OXFORD INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON EDUCATION AND DEVELOPMENT, 9th ? 11th September 2003

TARGETING EDUCATION: THE POLITICS OF PERFORMANCE ANDTHE PROSPECTS OF EDUCATION FOR ALL

1st International Summer School, Geneva,29 September-3 October 2003

2nd EADI International Summer School ? Enschede - Summer 2004

NEW MILESTONE IN NORRAG HISTORY

NORRAG MEMBERSHIP, NORRAG DISSEMINATION, NORRAG AT OXFORD

Book: Conference Proceedings from the 2002 CAS Annual Conference:The New Partnership for Africa?s Development (NEPAD): Internal and External Visions

Book: KNOWLEDGE FOR DEVELOPMENT? Comparing British, Japanese, Swedish and World Bank Aid