Education in the Middle East and North Africa : a strategy towards learning for development (Arabic)

One challenge facing countries in the Middle East and North Africa is born of the region's success over the past decades. In most countries, central governments made great efforts to extend access to basic education to all children while also dramatically expanding tuition-free post-basic education. As increasing numbers of students complete basic education, their demand for higher levels is similarly increasing. Public expenditures for education...

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Lockheed,Marlaine E.;

Avins, Jon;

Chang,Mae Chu;

Darnell, Bill;

Demetriou,Vasilios C.;

Ezzine,Mourad;

Maughan-Colon,Patricia;

Millot,Benoit;

Mulatu,Meskerem;

Parker, Mari;

Pham,Dung-Kim;

Steier,Francis A.;

Yuki,Takako;

SCHUBERT,JANE;

Van Eeghen,M. Willem;
Document Date
1999/04/01
Document Type
Working Paper
Report Number
21589
Volume No
1
Total Volume(s)
1
Country
Algeria, Jordan, Iraq, West Bank and Gaza, Iran, Islamic Republic of, Syrian Arab Republic, Tunisia, Morocco, Egypt, Arab Republic of, Lebanon, Yemen, Republic of,
Region
Middle East and North Africa,
Disclosure Date
2010/07/01
Disclosure Status
Disclosed
Doc Name
Education in the Middle East and North Africa : a strategy towards learning for development
Keywords
economies of scale and scope

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Lockheed,Marlaine E.; Avins, Jon; Chang,Mae Chu; Darnell, Bill; Demetriou,Vasilios C.; Ezzine,Mourad; Maughan-Colon,Patricia; Millot,Benoit; Mulatu,Meskerem; Parker, Mari; Pham,Dung-Kim; Steier,Francis A.; Yuki,Takako; SCHUBERT,JANE; Van Eeghen,M. Willem.

Education in the Middle East and North Africa : a strategy towards learning for development (Arabic). Washington, DC: World Bank. http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/123191468055446419

Education in the Middle East and North Africa : a strategy towards learning for development (Arabic)

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