Improving Educational Opportunities for Girls (5)
Non-governmental Organisations can …
- conduct social marketing campaigns to inform the community about the benefits of educating girls and to learn more about why not all girls go to school;
- provide role models and mentoring programmes;
- introduce alternative learning programmes such as community schools, schools-of-second chance, evening classes, and other programmes that are responsive to the learning needs of many girls;
- use participatory exercises to determine why school-age children, particularly girls, are not in school and propose actions to overcome the constraints;
- introduce labour-saving technologies to free up girls’ time;
- pay for advertising (e.g., billboards, newspaper advertisements) with a slogan that represents the goal and vision of girls’ education (e.g. little by little we will go far).
Read what the Media and well-known personalities can do …
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IMPROVING EDUCATIONAL OPPORTUNITIES FOR GIRLS
- Title Page
- Getting Girls into School and Keeping Them There
- Government Ministries and Political Leaders can …
- Religious Communities can …
- Business and Local Communities can …
- Non-governmental Organisations can …
- The Media and Well-known Personalities can …
- Schools and Teachers can …
- Parents and Girls can …
- References and Contact Details
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