Examples of using Primary education programme in English and their translations into Spanish
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implementing the Universal Primary Education Programme, which facilitated the enrolment of 3.3 million girls in school by 2001.
including the basic primary education programme in Nepal.
her Government had launched a universal primary education programme, which offered free primary education for four children, including at least two girls,
As far as adult literacy is concerned, the primary education programme for adults has been established in order to offer primary education to all young people and adults.
while noting that the primary education programme should be global in scope.
It is a community based primary education programme, aims to make the primary education for girls
The District Primary Education Programme, begun in 1994 and now covering almost
classrooms and textbooks in proportion to new enrolments had a deleterious impact on quality during the initial stage of the Universal Primary Education programme in Uganda.
welcomes the information provided by the delegation regarding the extension of the Universal Primary Education programme to all children of school-going age.
District Primary Education Programme(DPED), Lok Jumbish,
Although a Handbook on Initial Primary Education Programme developed by the Ministry has proposed recruitment on the basis of equality,
The rural primary education programme is designed to assist"multigrade" rural primary schools:
the cycle of poverty. In 1997, it had launched a universal primary education programme, which practically doubled enrolment.
the Employment Action Programme and the Free and Compulsory Primary Education Programme.
District Primary Education Programme(DPEP): started in 1994 has a holistic approach to reducing gender
We take great pleasure in noting that over 90 per cent of pupils who completed the obligatory nine-year primary education programme have continued their education by enrolling in high school,
A primary education programme has been initiated for apprentices and in 2006 a feasibility study was undertaken for a three-year accelerated primary education programme for dropouts
The Committee commends the Government for the Basic Primary Education Programme, launched in 1992,
It is also concerned that the Basic Primary Education Programme covers only a small number of girls