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October 2005 � January 2006

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3 questions to Ruth Kagia
Director of Education, The World Bank- More

High-Level Group meets in China
The fifth meeting of the High-Level Group (Beijing, China, 28-30 November) represents a special opportunity to establish a strong and focused agenda for the Education for All drive.- More

Renewed commitments from G-8
Despite bomb attacks, leaders from the world�s richest countries pledged more aid for Africa and priority for education- More

Spotlight on literacy
Literacy suffers severe neglect in national and international policy, keeping hundreds of millions of adults on the sidelines of society.- More

World tour
Over 90 education ministers and high-ranking officials came together for the Ministerial Round Table on Education for All during the 33rd session of UNESCO�s General Conference last October.- More