The note briefly describes the Associates in Research and Education for Development - ARED - experience, as well as that of the Center for Studies on Research and Development of African Languages - CERFLA - working towards sustaining literacy education, in particular, within the "fulaphones" regions in Senegal, to preserve their native languages. The experience shows traditional culture is strong, despite its minority status, which has nonetheless...
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Senegal : indigenous language and literature as a non-profit business - the ARED story
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indigenous knowledge
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Easton, Peter; Fagerberg-Diallo, Sonja.
Senegal : indigenous language and literature as a non-profit business - the ARED story (English). Indigenous Knowledge (IK) Notes|no 38 Washington, D.C. : World Bank Group. http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/533551468305671696