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    OIDEL
    OIDEL is a non-profit, non-governmental organisation, recognised of public interest under Swiss law. It has consultative status with the United Nations, UNESCO and the European Council. It's aim is the promotion and creation of novel educational models and policies, as well as new financing options for schools.     		? average | Votes: 0
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    ID: 13179
    Date Added: 2003-02-04 9:28 am
    Date Modified: 2003-06-17 3:18 pm


     
     
    The prime objective of OIDEL is the promotion of the right to education as a fundamental human right. Such a right cannot exist without the presence of State benefits and the protection of individual liberties. Therefore, OIDEL focuses its efforts on the promotion of the freedom of education.


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