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The Republic of Yemen REPORT ON EDUCATION FOR ALL EVALUATION FOR THE YEAR 2000 OCTOBER 1999 Name of the state: the Republic of Yemen Name of the national coordinator: Abdallah Ali Mohammed Saad Al Hammam Address: the Ministry of Education and Teaching- Teaching department Telephone Number: 619 036- 619 039 / Fax number: 009671/619489 "In the name of God the merciful" Preface Foreword Introduction Section one: education for all, educational policies and the objectives to achieve them: 1. the objective of education for all 1-2 the general strategic objectives 1-2-1 the qualitative objectives 1-2-2 basic education 1-3 the five-year plan (1996-2000) 1-3-1 the strategies, the objectives and the policies 1-3-2 the main policies of the plan 1-3-3 the objectives of the plan in terms of figures (1996-2000) 1-3-4 the quantitative objectives of the plan 1-4l iteracy training and adult education 1-5 the national strategy for literacy training and adult education in Yemen 1-5-1 basis and principles of the strategy 1-5-2 objectives of the strategy 1-5-3 the implementation phases of the strategy 1-6 the population plan of action (1990-2000) 1-7 the strategy of girls education 2 the strategy and plan of action of education for all 3 decision making and management 4 the main activities of education for allsince 1990 5 cooperation for education for all 5-1the partners in education for all 5-2financing basic education for all 5-3cooperating with the United Nations organizations 6 investing in basic education since 1990 Section two: progress towards achieving the objectives of education for all 7-1 early childhood care and development activities 7-2 spreading the enrollment in basic education and continuing it by the year 2000 7-4 public investment in education 7-5 teachers for basic education 7-6 education efficiency 7-7 retention rates until the fifth grade and coefficient of competence
8.the efficiency of education for all strategy. planning
9.main problems, political management and national capabilities problems expected to last 10.public support, political will and national capacities 11.education for a better life 12.future expectations and strategies
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