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3 Jun 2014: often not seen to have the right to meet people on their own. ... There are such people also who cannot even afford one pair of clothes for their daughter.

3 Jun 2014: Disability, Education and Poverty. “Testing transitions: the lives of young people with disabilities in Kenya,” Mugo & Singal. ... Identification of sample takes longer than expected (people with disabilities, getting intergenerational interviews).

4 Jun 2014: Does education, as currently experienced by young people with disabilities, enhance their ability:. – ... our colleague blind people who are educated do not come out (on the streets for begging).

4 Jun 2014: . Most clearly seen amongst young people. . Girls and women disproportionately affected – directly . ... Starting points for our project. . Need to know how young people contextualise and gain their knowledge.

3 Jun 2014: iv) focus group discussions (whether arising by chance or specifically organised) with other people from the target age groups. ... 45 minutes, but some might be shorter (or with changing personnel as people join and leave).

3 Jun 2014: Lao People's Democratic Republic. 0.741. 0.844. 0.687. 0.809. 0.626. 440. 119.0. ... 89. 113. 110. 91. Lao People's Democratic Republic. 103. 93. 103.

4 Jun 2014: M.Arnot 2010). YOUTH: The Demographic ‘Window of Opportunity’. Young people are experiencing a range of social forces today:. ... I learn all these rights from TV, Radio and from people’s mouths, but where I got it most is the school.

13 May 2014: A SHS educated young man reported that he felt different about ‘the way I view other people’s lives’. ... Young people talked about the financial constraints that prevented them from moving on to higher levels of education.

12 May 2014: the quality of education that people acquire. This is particularly true for less developed countries. ... that hinder people’s participation in economic and/or academic activities. Enumerators were trained to.

12 May 2014: The presence of these. 13. trusted people from within the community was instrumental, even crucial, to gaining access to the. ... wanted to ask and many times the interviews were conducted in the presence of a large group of people.

3 Jun 2014: For currently employed people who did apprenticeships but have no formal education, training increases earnings by 50%.

4 Jun 2014: Girls as a pre-defined problem. “.some people who are keen to have girls go to school… so that they become better housewives.

3 Jun 2014: Findings from a household survey by scholars at Oxford suggest similarly -- that attachments may be significant in preparing people for self-employment. ... In that survey, 91% of people involved in mainstream self-employed manufacturing10 had done an

3 Jun 2014: It relates to the sustained commitment of the people to send all their children to school. ... on the aspirations of young people and their families to stick with basic and post-basic education.

26 Jun 2014: to family, religion or friendship); and challenging dominant gender traditions in the national/local/religious culture whilst recognising the importance of culture in people’s lives; work with marginalised groups and

12 May 2014: the relative intangibility of such ‘optimal’ allocation criteria (and perhaps that people. ... large proportions of people stay on through the higher grades, the quality of educational.

12 May 2014: 1. RECOUP Working Paper No. 42. Financing Education in Pakistan: The Impact of Public Expenditure and Aid. on Educational Outcomes. Rabea Malik and Arif Naveed. Abstract. Given the low outcomes and high levels of poverty in the country, in addition

12 May 2014: poverty. Similarly, since people with disabilities are systematically excluded from basic health care. ... including a minimal subsidence allowance for blind people, amounted to approximately US$4.6.

26 Jun 2014: Global gender mainstreaming policies, Swedish gender equality politics and local negotiations about putting gender into education reforms in the Lao People’s Democratic Republic.

12 May 2014: words, higher salary is expected to lead to more talented people entering the teaching profession and. ... At lower salaries10, there may be. greater chance of attracting people who apply because they are motivated to be teachers, rather than.

3 Jun 2014: 2. 31.07.06. failed to connect with job opportunities the very large number of young people who had originally registered. ... programme, and the ambitions to train many thousands of young people under the National Youth Employment Programme.