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Politicas estatales y necesidades basicas: la educacion basica

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ILO pub-WEP pub-PREALC pub. Working paper on educational planning for 1984-2000 within a basic needs framework in Ecuador - describes the institutional framework and educational system, problems and programmes of functional literacy, basic education, primary education and secondary education; includes estimates and projections of educational needs, educational expenditure, literacy rate, teacher shortage, etc. Bibliography.

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  • Vos R., 1984. "Politicas estatales y necesidades basicas: la educacion basica," ILO Working Papers 992342673402676, International Labour Organization.
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    9. Barreiros, Lídia. & Teekens, Rudolf., 1984. "Poverty and consumption patterns in urban Ecuador, 1975," ILO Working Papers 992370463402676, International Labour Organization.
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