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6 Oct 2010: Africa (146) (24) (122) (33) 1950 3.2 6.2 2.1 1.3 1960 3.7 6.8 2.6 1.5 1970 4.5 7.7 3.4 ... World Advanced Developing Sub-Saharan Africa. (146) (24) (122) (33) 1950 1.1 2.8 0.5 0.1 1960 1.4 3.5 0.7 0.2 1970 2.0

5 Oct 2010: 1. RECOUP Working Paper No. 28. Estimating Multidimensional Poverty and Identifying the Poor in Pakistan: An Alternative Approach. Arif Naveed Mahbub-ul-Haq Human Development Center, Islamabad Tanweer-ul-Islam National University of Science and

21 Oct 2010: 1990 5392.3 95 52.5 31 616.2 17.2 - 18 35421 1.6 - -. 1995 5545.0 85 58.6 30 632.4 24 - - - - - -. 2000 4782.0 87 65 34 ... 24. this is because the government is slow to meet reporting requirements.’ (Interview 8,.

13 Oct 2010: Budget estimate), while Centre’s share has shown a jump (from 12.3 per cent to 24 per cent during the same period) (Graph 1).

19 Oct 2010: to national development was also emphasised by the various committees of the CABE.24 The committees. ... 24 The committee on girls’ education recorded its strong disapproval of regarding girls’ education as a merely a contributory factor to a narrow

6 Oct 2010: 1. RECOUP Working Paper No. 30 Parental Education and Child Health – Understanding the Pathways of Impact in Pakistan Monazza Aslam Department of Economics, University of Oxford Geeta Kingdon Institute of Education, University of London June 2010.

13 Oct 2010: 1. RECOUP Working Paper No. 19. What can Teachers do to Raise Pupil Achievement? Monazza Aslam Department of Economics, University of Oxford. Geeta Kingdon Institute of Education, University of London. June 2008. 2. 2008 Research Consortium on

2 Jun 2010: Interviews were conducted with twenty four (24) youth I total from the two sites, ten (10) female and nine (9) male in Kinchinjio village in Kibera.

7 Dec 2010: 1. RECOUP Working Paper No. 38. Economic Returns to Schooling and Skills – An Analysis of India and Pakistan. Monazza Aslam, Department of Economics, University of Oxford Geeta Kingdon, Institute of Education, University of London Anuradha De and

5 Oct 2010: The reality is. that there is a record 1.3 billion youth aged between 12-24 in the world yet some 130 million cannot. ... between 15 and 24. 1 This number will apparently peak in about 20 years.