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Can Arabo-Islamic education in sub-Saharan Africa be ignored?

Arab-Islamic education in general, and Koranic schools in particular, are still largely excluded from programs advocating for education for all in Africa. Consequently, recognizing its existence, its importance and its diversity is a prerequisite for building a consultation framework and a dialogue between all stakeholders.

Published in January 2018

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Sub-Saharan Africa's significant changes in food consumption patterns

and rural markets have become roughly equivalent in economic importance, thereby both play a decisive role in local agriculture; grains and cereals make up less than half of people’s average food consumption—these are the key takeaways of urban surveys on household consumption in West Africa, Cameroon and Chad between 2001 and 2011.

Published in June 2015

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Water services and the private sector in developing countries. Comparative perceptions and discussion dynamics

During the past twenty years, participation of the private sector in the field of essential services has been a topic of much discussion, allowing the expression of very different viewpoints and the multiplication of disciplinary approaches around this question. However, little work has been done

Published in April 2012

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The Commons : Interview with David Bollier