Education Provision in the Third World: the actors, and the lessons of a study in Fiji

Education Provision in the Third World: the actors, and the lessons of a study in Fiji

Education decentralization is sweeping many developing countries, creating massive regional disparities in education access and quality. Fiji provides education through the Community Based Approach, and although it is never referred to as being decentralized, it has all the same disparities occurrin...

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Main Author: Skett, Sarah St. Clair
Other Authors: Queen's University (Kingston, Ont.). Theses (Queen's University (Kingston, Ont.))
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Published: 2007
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Education
Third World
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Education Provision in the Third World: the actors, and the lessons of a study in Fiji
description Education decentralization is sweeping many developing countries, creating massive regional disparities in education access and quality. Fiji provides education through the Community Based Approach, and although it is never referred to as being decentralized, it has all the same disparities occurring. A case study was conducted in the Yasawa Islands, Fiji, to evaluate the impact on surrounding communities of a newly opened (and privately funded) Secondary school. === Thesis (Master, Geography) -- Queen's University, 2007-09-14 15:02:00.304
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title Education Provision in the Third World: the actors, and the lessons of a study in Fiji
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title_fullStr Education Provision in the Third World: the actors, and the lessons of a study in Fiji
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