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Uganda
"...After two decades of political turmoil (1970s and 80s) which saw Uganda plummet to one of Africa's poorest countries with a non-functioning economy and barely existent social infrastructure, a new Government embarked on a process of political, social and economic reform."
Extract from CEF Uganda Strategy Paper
For more information on CEF Uganda please click on the links below:
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four-page summary of CEF Uganda can be found on pages
58-61of the Commonwealth Education
Fund: Final Report (2009).
This final project report is based on external end of
project evaluations (EPEs) of CEF conducted within the
16 CEF project countries and provides short profiles
of each country and regional organisation CEF supported.
It also draws on a global CEF final evaluation conducted
for CEF and the Department for International Development
(DFID) by Eric Woods, an independent consultant, and
includes a chapter on lessons learned from his report.
To
read the individual country end of project evaluations
(EPEs) or the final external evaluation by Eric Woods,
please click
here to go to the list of reports.
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| CEF
Uganda: Context and Achievements
(May 2005) |
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| Uganda
Strategy Paper (2005-2007) |
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| Uganda
Strategy Paper (2003-2005) |
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Article
on Early Successes and Challenges
CEF Coordinator, Nickson Ogwal, June 2003 |
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Other Information
| Uganda Adult Education Network (UGAADEN) aims to enable the critical linkage between the basic education for children and adult literacy in education policy work. UGAADEN is working to empower adult learners and their communities to address the issue of school governance and use of education resources. |
| Basic Education Budget Tracking: Facilitator's Guide 2005 |
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