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What factorsinfluencewomen?s work behavior in Kenya
a charitysetup for the advancement of education amongst children in rural Kenya
a 501c-3 tax exempt organizationsetup to help underprivileged kids in Kenya get an education
a programdesignedto improve literacy and education outcomes in Kenya
such institutionshall ... contributeto the development of university education in Kenya
In generalcan leadto odd results ... for instance ... on education in Kenya
the factorsinfluencegender differences in computer science education in Uganda
The Institute will continueto contributeto a better understanding of gender issues in Kenya
the colonial climateinfluencedthe development of Asian education in Kenya
Christian missionshave influencededucation in Kenya , components of African indigenous education
the annual budgetsetfor free primary education in Kenya
socioeconomic factorsinfluenceuniversity dropout rates in Kenya
Factorsinfluencegender streaming of kenya certificate of secondary education ( kcse
Factorsinfluencingimplementation in Kenya 's Public Primary Teacher training colleges
however(passive) is ... influenced12 Gender disparity in education
an important factorcontributingto gender inequality in rural education
a foundationdesignedto support high school and university education for girls in Kenya
to replace the current Standard One to Form Four with Grade 1 to Grade 12(passive) is setThe controversial new education system in Kenya
in - system factorsinfluenceit among Kenya 's school teachers
Factorscontributingto gender disparities in education
factorscausinggender inequality in education
the factorsinfluencinggender inequality for education
many factorscontributeto the gender gap in education
the socio - economic factorsinfluencegender inequality in education
three overarching factorscontributeto educational gender disparities in Malawi
it saidresultsin gender inequality in education
stereotypes in societies(passive) is also caused byThe gender gap in education
A combination of all of these explanationscausesthe gender gap in education
however(passive) is ... influencedGender disparity in education
various factorscausegender inequality in education
Culture , values and tradition Various cultural and social valueshave historically contributedto gender disparity in education
a key factorcontributingto gender disparities in education
in the format of the education asian(passive) is designedThe primary education in kenya
in the format of the education system(passive) is designedThe primary education in kenya
factorshave ledto gender disparities in Kenya
the factorscausinggender disparity in Kenya
She told them about her dream of one daysettingup her own school in Kenya
The lack of democracy and feudal practices of Pakistanadditionally contributeto the gender gap in the educational system
her perspective on the organizationis setto revolutionalise learning in Kenya
the desireto actively contributeto an increase in the level of education in Kenya
university managers participationinfluencinguniversity managers participation
digital content that is in line with the curriculum offeredto designdigital content that is in line with the curriculum offered
to this gap in literacyhave ledto this gap in literacy
to decrease in wage gap between men and womenleadsto decrease in wage gap between men and women
to poor health Mencan leadto poor health Men
greatly to shaping Kenyacontributedgreatly to shaping Kenya
to lower economic growthto leadto lower economic growth
to a subsequent increase in our budgetleadingto a subsequent increase in our budget
to faster economic growth between 1960 and 1992would have ledto faster economic growth between 1960 and 1992
in an increase in the human capital in the country which could then be harnessed to continue industrialization of the country and enabledresultedin an increase in the human capital in the country which could then be harnessed to continue industrialization of the country and enabled
in deathsresultin deaths
in the increase of competitionsresultingin the increase of competitions
to faster economic growth between 1960 and 1992 and dramatically improved the health of women and children , significantly reducing infant mortalitywould have ledto faster economic growth between 1960 and 1992 and dramatically improved the health of women and children , significantly reducing infant mortality
in a gender gap in technical and professional writingsubsequently resultedin a gender gap in technical and professional writing
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to higher fertility , higher child mortality , higher malnutrition , and lower education investments with the effects often being quite largeleadsto higher fertility , higher child mortality , higher malnutrition , and lower education investments with the effects often being quite large
to povertyleadingto poverty
to more babies , more disease and greater hardshipleadsto more babies , more disease and greater hardship
to low economic growthcan resultto low economic growth
to higher fertility and child mortalitycontributesto higher fertility and child mortality
primarily by culture and religioninfluencedprimarily by culture and religion
to the prevalence of abusealso contributesto the prevalence of abuse
to a nation with the high illiteracy rate of 90 % among girls and womenhas ledto a nation with the high illiteracy rate of 90 % among girls and women
to lower earnings Entry into the labour force and earningsleadsto lower earnings Entry into the labour force and earnings
in the deaths of at least 147 people Thursdayresultingin the deaths of at least 147 people Thursday
to the unique experience of migrants from Latin Americaalso contributesto the unique experience of migrants from Latin America
to boys with lower innate abilities getting educated and girls with better capabilities getting ignored which would lead to low quality of labour forcemay leadto boys with lower innate abilities getting educated and girls with better capabilities getting ignored which would lead to low quality of labour force
to this skills shortagehave contributedto this skills shortage
educational policiesinfluenceseducational policies
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to a decline in marriage athad contributedto a decline in marriage at
to this skills shortage across many fields including engineering , medicine , food sciences and agricultural scienceshave contributedto this skills shortage across many fields including engineering , medicine , food sciences and agricultural sciences
to higher economic growthcontributesto higher economic growth
back decadesto be setback decades
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to overcrowding in the institutions due to the increase in enrolmenthas ledto overcrowding in the institutions due to the increase in enrolment
to the regrettable demise of some reputable middle - level colleges ... cognizant of the fact that the standards and quality of facilities available , courses offered and examinations administered by some of these institutions are substandard ... recognizing that Kenya 's Vision 2030 underscores the critical role of education in the country 's socio - economic development , and that its realization is threatened by the low quality education provided by some of these institutionshas ledto the regrettable demise of some reputable middle - level colleges ... cognizant of the fact that the standards and quality of facilities available , courses offered and examinations administered by some of these institutions are substandard ... recognizing that Kenya 's Vision 2030 underscores the critical role of education in the country 's socio - economic development , and that its realization is threatened by the low quality education provided by some of these institutions
to learningdoes ... leadto learning