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Le Magazine vise à promouvoir le partage d'articles sur des sujets pertinents pour la communauté des professionnels et des praticiens de l'ALE Afrique - avec un accent sur les nouvelles informations d'actualité relatives au secteur y compris de nouvelles méthodes et approches.


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    MOJA March 2024 Newsletter

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    | MOJA Adult Education Africa AEA

    Our MOJA March 2024 Newsletter is out!

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    Le webinaire de MOJA explore l'intersection entre l'éducation des adultes et la santé

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    | Joseph Masonda | DVV International Tanzania AEA Avantages de l’AEA en Afrique

    La série de webinaires MOJA démarre pour 2024

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    MOJA Webinar explores the Intersection between Adult Education and Health

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    | Joseph Masonda | DVV International Tanzania AEA Avantages de l’AEA en Afrique

    La série de webinaires MOJA démarre pour 2024

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    Adult education in Morocco: the path to democratisation and social cohesion The Case of Penitentiaries

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    | Dr. Saïd Doukali. PhD | DVV International Morocco Droits à l'éducation

    Adult Learning and Education has improved by leaps and bounds in Morocco in recent years. Nowhere is this progress more apparent than in the penitentiary system, where the government and partners have been introducing education as a tool to rehabilitate prisoners, and to recognise their fundamental human rights.

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    Actualisation des curricula d’alphabétisation et d’éducation non formelle démarre au Togo

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    | Sovidé Komlavi AGBLE - Conseiller Technique | DVV International Togo L'éducation non formelle

    Le processus d’actualisation des curricula d’alphabétisation et d’éducation non formelle démarre au Togo.

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    | Joan Rachael Apio | Finnish Refugee Council Avantages de l’AEA en Afrique

    How FRC is Using Adult Education to Promote Women's Equality for Refugees and Host Communities
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    Uganda Stakeholders’ Workshop: Improving the Efforts of Adult Learning and Community Education Provision

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    | Joseph Kifampa, Joseph Masonda | DVV International AEA

    In the fast-changing world, continuous nonformal adult learning and education allows people to be self-reliant, and adaptable to changes in society. It also helps to build capacity in the community to assess their challenges, identify ways to address them, prioritize, leverage resources, and create sustainable solutions. So, there is a need to improve the quality of nonformal adult learning and community education provision.
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    Tanzania's Journey Towards Functional Literacy: Mwalimu's Vision and the Reflect Approach Revolutionize Adult Education

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    | Matteo Mwita | DVV International - Tanzania AEA Functional Literacy

    Mwalimu Julius Nyerere, embarked on a mission to eradicate ignorance by providing essential literacy skills to all citizens. Recognizing the need to bridge the educational gap for those who couldn't access formal schooling, the government took proactive measures and implemented adult education classes, resulting in a remarkable achievement in literacy levels.
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