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How to encourage people who bring new ideas, enthusiasm and a vision for change
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Helps groups consider the qualities and skills a treasurer needs
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Practical articles on how to support child and adult literacy
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Exploring different editorial techniques and best practice for translation projects
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Literacy helps ensure clear communication between people and God through reading the Bible, and between individual people and their neighbours
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With a population of 15 million, Cameroon has an official literacy rate of 63%. Several communities have formed their own local language committees to help people learn to read and write
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Literacy skills allow the small numbers of Énxet speakers to participate more fully and with growing confidence in the decisions that affect their lives and those of their people
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Mothers’ Union members and workers worldwide know that a lack of literacy skills is one of the main problems facing women and girls, especially in rural areas
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LABE (Literacy and Adult Basic Education) is an organisation based in Kampala working in 14 districts of Uganda with experience in promoting literacy rights. Here they share some of their experience and help us to consider the basic steps to follow when starting a literacy programme
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Jasaiah Akhande is 21 years old and lives in Panchdongri village. Like many Korku girls from poor families, she had no education
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