Education Today newsletter, July - September, 2003- Education for All

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Education for All

The report card
Nearly a third of the world’s population live in countries where quality schooling for all children by 2015 and greater learning opportunities for youth and adults remain a dream. >> More

The High-Level Group speaks out
“We find it alarming that, on present trends, only 83 countries have achieved or have a high chance of achieving by 2015 three of the six Dakar goals – universal primary education, gender equality and adult literacy”. >> More

3 questions to Abraham Bablola Borishade
Abraham Bablola Borishade is the Nigerian Minister of Education >> More

Global Education for All Week 2003
Expectations are high for the Global Education for All Week 2003 to be celebrated around the world from 6 to 13 April. People and organizations are invited to organize events ranging from television debates, public happenings and other festivities on this year’s theme “Building Momentum to Eliminate Gender Gaps by 2005”. >> More

World tour
Burkina Faso, Guinea, Guyana, Honduras, Mauritania, Nicaragua, and Niger are the first to benefit from the World Bank’s “fast-track” initiative to help countries implement their EFA Action Plans. Work is now under way with these countries to build the required capacity and to close a financing gap, currently estimated at around $400 million over the next three years (2003-2005). >> More

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