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The World Congress of Comparative Education Societies, 14-18 June 2010 | Back... - 0 views

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    NEW YORK, 10 June 2010 - The World Congress of Comparative Education Societies begins Monday 14 June in Istanbul. The 5-day meeting will feature two events focusing on UNICEF's Education in Emergencies and Post-Crisis Transition programme.
Fred Mednick

The Global Partnership for Development at a Critical Juncture - 1 views

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    International Teachers' Day Statement from PreventionWeb about partnerships and the Millennium Development Goals
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Disaster and Emergency Preparedness: Guidance for Schools - 0 views

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    This handbook and its companion activity guide-the Disaster and Emergency Preparedness: Activity Guide for K to 6th Grade Teachers- were prepared as a resource for school administrators and teachers to serve as a basis for policy development. They also provide an important resource for classroom activities and awareness-raising among children and communities.
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What I saw in Haiti - UN - 0 views

  • But as President René Préval emphasized during my meeting with him, we must be thinking about tomorrow. Haiti, though desperately poor, had been making progress. It was enjoying a new stability; investors had returned. That will not be enough to rebuild the country as it was, nor is there any place for cosmetic improvements. We must help Haiti build back better, working with the government so that today's investments have lasting benefit, creating jobs and freeing Haitians from dependence on the world's generosity.
  • Haiti's plight is a reminder of our wider responsibilities. A decade ago, the international community began a new century by agreeing to act to eliminate extreme poverty by 2015. Great strides have been made toward some of these ambitious "millennium goals," variously targeting core sources of global poverty and obstacles to development -- from maternal health and education to managing infectious disease. Yet progress in other critical areas lags badly. We are very far from delivering on our promises of a better future for the world's poor.
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