2009: Challenges Are Opportunities for Change: Investing in Education in Africa
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| 1. | Classroom Interactions, Relevance, Nutrition and Health Care Are Among the Keys to Strengthening African Education September, 2009 U.S. Rep. Diane Watson (D-CA) joined experts from the U.S. Agency for International Development, academia, the non-profit arena, and the private sector to examine how all can work together to build educational opportunities for Africa’s children and young adults. << Read more >> |
Reports |
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| 1. | Challenges Are Opportunities for Change: Investing in Education in Africa Report November, 2009 In the report of the 2009 Ronald H. Brown Education Roundtable Series, “Challenges Are Opportunities for Change: Summit on Investing in Education in Africa,” experts from USAID, Congress, academia, nonprofits, and the private sector collaborated to recommend practical actions to help the U.S. government and nongovernmental organizations strengthen education in Africa – from early childhood interventions to advanced science and engineering training. << Read more >> |
Presentations |
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| 1. | Dr. Sarah Moten, Director, Africa Education Initiative, USAID September 2009 An overview of U.S. policy towards improving education outcomes in Africa. << Read more >> |
| 2. | Dr. Hilary Inyang, President, African University of Science and Technology & Duke Energy Distinguished Professor of Environmental Engineering & Science, University of North Carolina, Charlotte. September 2009 Configurations of educational systems to support African sustainable development. << Read more >> |
| 3. | Mr. Charlie Feezel, Education Program Director, World Cocoa Foundation September 2009 The private sector’s role in investing in education in Africa. << Read more >> |
| 4. | Dr. Emmanuel Ojameruaye, Vice-President, Research & Program Development, International Foundation for Education & Self-Help (IFESH) September 2009 The role of U.S.-based NGOs in providing support to African governments in strengthening their education systems. << Read more >> |
Videos |
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| 1. | Highlights of the Education Summit September 2009 << See more >> |
| 2. | Dr. Sarah Moten, Director, Africa Education Initiative, USAID September 2009 << See more >> |
| 3. | Dr. Hilary Inyang, President, African University of Science and Technology & Duke Energy Distinguished Professor of Environmental Engineering & Science, University of North Carolina, Charlotte. September 2009 << See more >> |
| 4. | Mr. Charlie Feezel, Education Program Director, World Cocoa Foundation September 2009 << See more >> |
| 5. | Dr. Emmanuel Ojameruaye, Vice-President, Research & Program Development, International Foundation for Education & Self-Help (IFESH) September 2009 << See more >> |
| 6. | Audience Questions September 2009 << See more >> |
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