The African countries are at present engaged in a planning enterprise which should enable them to speed up their economic and social development and to achieve a greater well-being to which everyone aspires. It is now ...

The purpose of the course, is to give training , at postgraduate level, in the aims and methods of comprehensive planning and in problems of economic policy which are relevant for the formulation and implementation of ...

The document has tried to review a distinction can be made between “descriptive” models which explain the growth process and “choice” models which deal mainly with growth constraints and the instruments used to ease ...

This paper examining the role of transnational corporations in this northward movement and to suggest possible futuristic consequences for the region. As the African wave of independence is encountering some political and ...

Some economists see education mainly in its consumption aspect. In their view it is a public service, often a very costly one, and it is part of overhead costs of development. Seen in this light, educational expenditure ...

This paper examines the role of education in economic development and human resources. the role of education is not confined to transmitting known methods and techniques , but it is also to contribute by means of research, ...

This paper deals with a particular aspect of educational planning: the stages in the formulation of a plan. The planning of education in relation to the imperative needs of economic and social development involves several ...

At the present time there are deep suspicions, and some evidence, that protein calorie malnutrition of the weanling, and the preschool child, may have one or more of three sets of consequences, each of which would be of ...

The underlying concepts of this document is that the development of education must be viewed in the larger context of economic and social development, and that the planning of education should, therefore, be seen as an ...

Professor Leduc ‘s notes on the subject of ownership and management of resources in Africa are obviously intended to raise issues not to discuss them . Nor is it the objective of this discussant to usurp the right of the ...