Non-state providers and their role
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- ( Y. Miller-Grandvaux; M. Welmond; J. Wolf / Academy for Educational Development, USA , 2002)
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In the context of increased education service provision being channeled, by donors, through NGOs, this paper explores their increasing role in this sector.
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- Oxfam Education Report
- ( K. Watkins / Oxfam , 2000)
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- ( P. Rose / Institute of Development Studies, Sussex, UK , 2002)
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- ( United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization , 2008)
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- ( P. Rose / Consortium for Research on Educational Access, Transitions and Equity , 2007)
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