Mozambique - Education
The role of Higher Education in Environmental Protection in Mozambique: A Philosophical Reading in the Light of Hans Jonas' Thought
... of education and teaching that can help correct the mistakes made by modern man, in order to create better conditions for the survival of future planetary and human life, especially in ...to education and ...
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Entrepreneurship promotion in Mozambique: the role of higher education institutions
... in Mozambique, the challenges for achieving a vibrant entrepreneurial economy in Mozambique are ...Entrepreneurship education can only address some of these challenges (Robb,et ...entrepreneurship ...
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O projeto do Ensino Primário para Todos em Moçambique: 1975 a 1990 (The project of Primary Education for All in Mozambique: 1975 to 1990)
... Primary education (PE) for All in Mozambique is at the heart of this text, which has the issue of admission, schooling, completion and school dropout rates in the PE, which were below expectations between ...
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Ways of Teaching and Learning in Higher Education: Representations in the panorama of law education at the Catholic University of Mozambique
... on education in the context of education policy, the management models inherent in educational institutions and the practical field of teacher education at higher education level is much more ...
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The characterization of management processes in higher education institutions in Mozambique.
... Higher Education Institutions in Mozambique, highlighting the implications of managerialism and, particularly, the presence of the new public management in the context of its functioning and ...in ...
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GOVERNMENT SPENDING ON EDUCATION AND ECONOMIC GROWTH IN MOZAMBIQUE: A COINTEGRATION APPROACH
... government education expenditure and economic growth in Mozambique using quarterly data between 1996 and ...on education, gross capital formation and the labor force were integrated of order ...on ...
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Higher Education and Economic Development in Mozambique: Monitoring as a tool for information
... secondary education in ...university education in ...secondary education should be to improve learning outcomes in the core language and numeracy ...
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THE CHALLENGES OF TEACHING ENGLISH AS A SECOND LANGUAGE PROGRAM TO PROMOTE STUDENTS’ FLUENCY AT CATHOLIC UNIVERSITY OF MOZAMBIQUE - LICHINGA EXTENSION
... Figure 2 represents the first sub-section group of items with detailed results of items 11 (vocabulary usage) - 19 (large syllabus usage). These are the responses from the participants who were involved during the ...
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MIGRANT NETWORKS AND POLITICAL PARTICIPATION IN MOZAMBIQUE
... attained education as proposed in a wide range of literature on ‘brain gain’ effects, we still need to be concerned with selection biases due to potential ...
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Medical Curricula on Intimate Partner Violence in Mozambique
... The nature of the details of the IPV curriculum, when an- alysed based on a curriculum framework, remains critical. The IPV curriculum content seems to be regarded as a stand-alone topic or module within other ...
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Geographic accessibility to primary healthcare centers in Mozambique
... [21]. Mozambique ranks 180th position out of 188 countries in the Human Development Index 2015, being classified as a low development country ...of education of women, the poor access to clean water and ...
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THE EFFECT OF HOOKWORM INFECTION AND URINARY SCHISTOSOMIASIS ON BLOOD HEMOGLOBIN CONCENTRATION OF SCHOOLCHILDREN LIVING IN NORTHERN MOZAMBIQUE
... Health education and improvements in sanitary infrastructure could achieve long-term and sustainable reductions in soil-transmitted helminthiases and schistosomiasis prevalence ...
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Communicating Politics and National Identity: The Case of Mozambique
... The devastation caused by the civil war, after independence from Portugal, had triggered a strong desire for peace, and for overcoming the boundaries caused by tribal and regional divisions. Joaquim Chissano’s presidency ...
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Return Migration, Self-Selection and Entrepreneurship in Mozambique
... as education, or are less hard-working that decide to leave the origin country and, afterwards, return home) will understate the true entrepreneurial skill gains of return migrants when simply comparing average ...
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POVERTY REDUCTION AND INFORMAL TRADE
... in Mozambique, based on data from questionnaires undertaken in Maputo, the capital of Mozambique, in 2012, adopting a logit ...in Mozambique and it establishes a relationship between informal trade ...
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Mozambique: poverty in war and poverty in peace
... in Mozambique is perceived by social actors, is equally based on the result of analysis produced in preceding years focusing on the impact war and social and economic situations have had over Mozambican families ...
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Decolonization in Portuguese Africa
... and Mozambique), and the philosophy of the “colonial pact,” which underpinned the nature of the economic rapports between the metropole and the overseas dependencies, suffered only a minor ...
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Building safe food chains in developing countries : implications of a case study, Mozambique
... (LDC), Mozambique, and look at the capability of the system in place to result in trusted food safety for all stakeholders ...in Mozambique and to streamline food safety considerations as well as suggest ...
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... primary education, completed primary education, sec- ondary education, higher education); self-re- ported skin colour (white, black, brown, yellow, indigenous); marital status (living or not ...
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NOTES POUR UNE LECTURE ECONOMIQUE DE L'ACCORD DE NKOMATI
... L'Afrique du Sud utilise d'ailleurs cette situation: nom- bre d'investisseurs etrangers interesses par le Mozambique s'adressent a des societes de conseil sud-africai[r] ...
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