Open and Distance Learning and Information and Communication Technologies- Implications on Formal and Non formal Education
The Population; female (% of total) in Kenya was last reported at 50.05 in 2011, according to a World Bank report published in 2012. Despite this higher percentage, women in Kenya are not well represented in education and training compared to their male counter parts (Kenya National Bureau of Statis...
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Auteur principal: | David Barasa Situma |
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Commonwealth of Learning
2015
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