
Partnerships for Girls' Education
Published: 2004
Pages: 180
eBook: 9780855988159
Paperback: 9780855985134
Acronyms and abbreviations
Acknowledgements
Introduction: principles and realities
Nitya Rao and Ines Smyth
Part One: Prestige and Profile
Keeping education on the international agenda: the Global Campaign for Education
Patrick Watt
Flying high: the Partnership on Sustainable Strategies for Girls' Education
Adaeze Igboemeka
Pressure from within: the Forum for African Women Educationalists
Penina Mlama
Part Two: Discourse and Practice
Emerging Partnerships in the Philippine EFA Process
Rene R.Raya and Raquel de Guzman Castillo
Complementary provision: State and Society in Bangladesh
Ahmadullah Mia
Partnerships from below: indigenous rights and girls' education in the Peruvian Amazon
Sheila Aikman
Part Three: Scaling Up and Sustainability
Innovation and mediation: the case of Egypt
Malak Zaalouk
Seeds of change: community alliances for girls' education
Lucy Lake and Angelina Mugwendere
Conclusion
Nitya Rao and Ines Smyth
Index
Ines Smyth
Ines Smyth is a Senior Gender Advicer for Oxfam GB. She is a member of the Advisory Committee of the Gender and Development network in the UK, and of AWID (the Association for Women's Rights in Development).
Nitya Rao
Her focus is on gender equality and women’s empowerment, within broader issues of resource rights, social equity and rural development. Her present research interests include gendered changes in land and agrarian relations, migration, livelihood, food security and well-being in a context of growth, equity issues in education policies and provisioning, gendered access and mobility, and social relations within people's movements.