National Functional Literacy Programme, Ghana.

From:
Department for International Development
Published
1 January 2006
Country:
Ghana
Document Type:
Briefing
Theme:
Social Change
Authors:
Aryeetey, E., Kwakye, E.

Abstract

In 2000, the Government of Ghana launched the second phase of the National Functional Literacy Programme (NFLP), after the completion, in 1997, of what had been considered a successful first phase. The Programme aims to address inequalities in access to literacy and life skills, by targeting specific groups: rural communities, the northern regions and women. Its target is to educate about one million non-literate adults, especially the rural poor and women, by 2006. The objectives, lessons learned, background, details, implementation, impacts, and factors contributing to success are outlined.

Citation

Inter-Regional Inequality Facility Policy Brief 9, Overseas Development Institute, UK, 4 pp.

National Functional Literacy Programme, Ghana.

Published 1 January 2006
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