Aid and education in the developing world : the role of the donor agencies in educational analysis

Kenneth King

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International Development and Aid Global Educational Policies and Reforms African Education and Politics

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Aid, research and education - the growth of an institutional capacity donor aid to science and technology education technical and vocational education and training - a donor priority training for the informal sector and small enterprise development education and employement - a lasting marriage? adult literacy and non-formal education - still donor priorities? the golden fleece - the search for low cost quality in primary education for all universities - from co-operation to accountability.

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