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Investing better in order to invest more. Financing and management of education in Latin America and the Caribbean

Publisher: United Nation ; Santiago ; January 2005Description: 109 p; tbls., illISBN: 92-1-121532-3Subject(s): EDUCATION | DEVELOPMENT EDUCATION | CARIBBEAN | SECONDARY EDUCATION | EFFICIENCY | POLICY | LEARNING | EDUCATIONAL SYSTEMS | UNESCO | UN | SCHOOL MANAGEMENT | DECENTRALIZATION | SCHOOLS | TEACHERSSummary: Presents some of the principal points that currently concern those who seek to establish more efficient and effective education management with clearer impacts on the quality, equity, and pertinence of education systems so that the financial and technical efforts of countries can produce substantive improvements in the learning and educational achievements of future generations.

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Presents some of the principal points that currently concern those who seek to establish more efficient and effective education management with clearer impacts on the quality, equity, and pertinence of education systems so that the financial and technical efforts of countries can produce substantive improvements in the learning and educational achievements of future generations.

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