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Training for the Non-Formal Education (NFE) material developers for developing gender sensitive and locally relevant NFE materials

28/05/2022
The Literacy and NFE programmes should take into consideration the local context of Nepal. Recognizing the need local governments have also started to prioritize the use of local mother tongues language in local development programmes too. In this regard, the curricula and the materials for adult education programmes needs to be adapted to the local context in a gender sensitive manner. The NFE service providers, curriculum and materials developers needs to be supported to develop their capacity in delivering inclusive and locally relevant literacy and NFE programmes, particularly to women and girls. Therefore, localized curriculum is essential for...

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Youth champion discovers her calling after working with disadvantaged youth in Functional Literacy Class programme

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12/8/2021 Nepal

Safeguarding ICH in non-formal education in Nepal: orientation for CLC managers and local government education officers

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11/29/2021 Nepal

Vacancy Announcement: National Communication Officer

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11/24/2021

Vacancy announcement: National Programme Officer (Natural Sciences)

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11/24/2021

Community Learning Centre personnel receive training in comprehensive sexuality education and gender-based violence

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10/21/2021

World Teachers’ Day: Discussing the challenges teachers faced during the pandemic

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10/8/2021 Nepal
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