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PubMed1988

Circular on illiteracy, 1988.

In 1988, the Chinese State Council issued a Circular calling for a nationwide campaign to do away with illiteracy within five years. The goal of the campaign is to ensure that over 85% of the population in rural areas and over 90% of the population in enterprises, institutions, and cities between the ages of 15 and 40 is literate. The campaign calls for governments at all levels to take measures against illiteracy and requires peasants to learn at least 1500 characters and industrial workers and urban residents to learn 2000 characters. Certificates are to be issued to persons who meet the standards.

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PubMed1988

Decree No. 013/PRG concerning creation of a National Guinean Commission of Literacy and Adult Education, 21 January 1987.

This Decree creates a National Guinean Commission of Literacy and Adult Education under the Minister of National Education. The following are among the goals of the Commission: 1) to regroup the organizations, both public and private, that are engaged in adult education and literacy, with the goal of making their activities more useful; 2) to formulate adult education programs and strategies to combat illiteracy, keeping in mind the policy of human advancement; 3) to harmonize and coordinate all literacy programs and adult education activities; 4) to further the development and implementation of programs relating to literacy, adult education, and continuing and professional education; 5) to undertake studies and research relating to literacy, national languages, and adult education; and 6) to collect and disseminate information, documents, and studies in the area of literacy and adult education in Guinea and elsewhere. Further provisions of the Decree deal with the composition, organization, and resources of the Commission, among other things.

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PubMed1988

Accord No. 7906-EP-87, 11 November 1987.

This Accord constitutes a Commission to Coordinate and Promote the National Plan for the Development of Adult Education. The Commission is composed of representatives of various private and public agencies and has as its basic objective the coordination of all forces, plans, and programs of the Government in the area of adult education. One of the goals of the National Plan for the Development of Adult Education is the eradication of the high incidence of illiteracy in Honduras.

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