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5 May 2010: horse-drawn buggies take people on their everyday business past the school campuses. ... important reasons why some schools are preferred over others. But for most local people,.

2 Nov 2010: Based on the individual interviews conducted by the RECOUP survey, the proportion of people who could read and write was 57.2 per cent. ... access of education to people from lower socio-economic households. The increase in enrolment for both boys and

3 Dec 2009: Taking all disabilities together, the strictercensus definitions provide a lower estimate of people with. ... But others make moral points: the Government(or others) should be informed about these people.

18 May 2010: 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 Dec 2009: returns fallen - the expected effect from having more educated people available - significant positive. ... teachers, health workers) for which people have received post-secondary education. (World Bank,.

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).

3 Dec 2009: number of children, number of elderly people in the household and marital status. ... can vary across people due to a number of unobserved factors such as ability, motivation and.

3 Dec 2009: ability influence people’s decisions to participate in different types of employment – it is also needed. ... say, making plans and sticking to them, accepting people as they were, being sympathetic to religious.

10 Feb 2010: investment and business environment more attractive as wellas ensuring the participation of poor people in the benefits ofgrowth. ... aspirations ofyoung people and their families to sustain their commitment tobasic and post-basic education.

5 Oct 2010: xi). Nation-states construct young people as citizens in a variety of ways. ... market performance and capital growth. For example, young people as stakeholders can protest.

27 Jul 2010: Poor people are more at risk of acquiring a disability because of malnutrition and disease. ... K. Moore. 2003. Including disabled people in poverty reduction work: “Nothing about us, without us”.

3 Dec 2009: quality people into the pool for applicants for teaching jobs. A second interpretation is that. ... people into the pool of applicants for teaching jobs, sub-optimal hiring practices may mean that.

2 Jun 2010: 5. The challenges of providing young people with a suitable education guided many reforms in ensuing decades. ... left arms instead of the right one that young people observed was the case for Ugandans citizens:.

5 Oct 2010: 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 Dec 2009: And people are less reluctant to identify themselves or others as having impairments. ... Many villagers are now familiar with visitors with clipboards asking about people with disability.

3 Dec 2009: This could be either because numeracy promotes entry into self-employment or because people in self-employment end up becoming numerate; that is, numeracy is learned on the job.

3 Dec 2009: Are training costs really anti-poor?While fees can deter poor people from enrolling for training, they do not appear to be the primary barrier to the acquisition of skills. ... Thus, many poor people manage to train at very low cost.

3 Dec 2009: people address issues of common interest, and to work with experienced adult researchers in. ... and the participation of children and young people in the related life skills.

3 Dec 2009: At that time the educational gap was substantial. Some 60 percent of the out-of-school population at primary level were girls,and almost two-thirds of the 860 million people