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MoEAC and UNICEF Education Public-Private Partnership in Namibia: The challenge of high drop out
The inability of many nations, such as Namibia, to singlehandedly provide public services, including educational infrastructure, fostered education public private partnerships (PPP) as a way of involving the private sector in partnerships to combat societal challenges. Learners who dropout from scho...
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Graduate School of Business (GSB)
2024
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