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EDUCATION Higher Education
MISSION
The new challenge: >> emergency and crisis situations
STRATEGY
Promotion of education
Restoration & reconstruction
Development of norms & standards
Promotion of education for peace
Ensuring right to education
MODES OF OPERATION
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Participation
Information & communication
Advocacy for refugees & displaced children
Capacity building
Assessment & evaluation
PROGRAMMES & PROJECTS
PEER Programme for Africa
Teacher Emergency Package (TEP)
Emergency Projects
Refugee education
Integration of youth at risk
Education for women and girls
Reconstruction Programmes
Educational policies and strategies
Capacity building
National transition plans
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PARTNERS
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  Honduras  
  In contrast to its neighbours, Honduras did not experience major internal conflict during the last decades. The country did not manage to profit from it and 70% of the population is still under the poverty line. Natural disasters, the El Nino phenomenon, Mitch hurricane and draught represent an important obstacle for the development process of the country. Soon Honduras will attain the group of HIPC (Heavily Indebted Poor Countries) and thus an important reduction of its debt will take place.  
 
  Total population : 6.2 million
Illiteracy rate : 25 %
Total expenditures for education (in % of GNP) : 3.6 % (1996)
Pupil/teacher ratio : 35 (1994)
Refugee situation: Tens of thousands of refugees and displaced.
 

   

 

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