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Eritrea Ethiopia Gabon Gambia Ghana Guinea Guinea-Bissau Ivory Coast Kenya
Eritrea Ethiopia Gabon Gambia Ghana Guinea Guinea-Bissau Ivory Coast Kenya
Eswatini (vormals Swasiland) Gabun Gabun Gambia Gambia Ghana Ghana Guinea
Die Webseite France Diplomatie des Französischen Bundesministeriums für Auswärtige Angelegenheiten enthält eine Übersicht mit sinnvollen Links bezüglich des Bildungssystems von 28 afrikanischen Ländern. Die Links beinhalten Fakten über die Organisation des Hochschulwesens im jeweiligen Land. Des Weiteren werden staatlich geförderte Institutionen, die Universitäten und die Fachhochschulen des ausgewählten Landes und die Hauptverantwortlichen des gesamten Hochschulwesens genannt. Auch bestehende Kooperationen bzw. Kooperationspartner werden erwähnt und beschrieben. Im Anschluss an die Beschreibung findet man Nützliche Kontaktdaten.
Äquatorialguinea; Angola; Benin; Burkina Faso; Burundi; Äthiopien; Eritrea; Gabun; Ghana; Guinea-Bissau
ERNWACA-ROCARE was founded in 1989 as a network of educational researchers from 17 West and Central African countries. The network cooperates with education ministries, NGOs and universities of the respective countries concerning research projects but also giving advice and dealing with implementation of concepts etc. The website also provides a digital library with many fulltext documents (national reports, studies, the Journal of Educational Research in Africa and more). Since August 2016, ERNWACA-ROCARE has been publishing the ERNWACA Outreach Journal (Revue de vulgarisation du ROCARE). – Besides ERNWACA-ROCARE, there is the African Educational Research Network (AERN) founded in 1992. This network has 8 members (universities) from anglophone African countries, two of which are also members of ERNWACA-ROCARE. The journal „The African Symposium“ published by AERN mainly comprises articles from Nigerian authors. [Abstract: Editors of Education Worldwide]
Report a broken link] Benin; Burkina Faso; Cameroon; Côte d’Ivoire; Gambia; Ghana; Guinea
AFRISTAT is an international organization created by a treaty signed September 21, 1993 in Abidjan by the 14 African member countries of the franc zone. At present (march 2011) the organization counts 19 members. The organization provides the activities of national statistical offices in member states. AFRISTAT also promotes regional and economic integration by aiming for consistency and better comparability of statistical data. Furthermore it supports national statistical offices in data collection and processing. Its work covers the following areas: the organization, the administration of statistical systems and national accounts. But besides all those facts the website offers a diversity of topics such as graphics of the international markets, or recent statistics or the agenda dossier which is available without any charge. *** AFRISTAT est une organisation internationale créée par un traité signé le 21 septembre 1993 à Abidjan par les 14 pays africains membres de la Zone Franc mais maintenant (mars 2011) il y a 19 membres. Avec la mission de contribué au développement des statistiques économiques, sociale et de l`environnement dans les Etats membres et de renforcer leurs compétences dans ces domaines ils ont aussi le rôle de conseiller les Instituts nationaux de statistique et de soutenir leur action. Le siège est a Bamako au Mali. De plus, le site web informe sur ses activités comme les séminaires sur la conjoncture économique ou sur les statistiques données. Le site montre aussi des graphiques sur les marchés internationaux et offre des publications sur les pays, les documentations etc.
information http://www.afristat.org [Report a broken link] Equatorial Guinea
The EAMAU (Ecole Africaine des Métiers de l`Architecture et de l`Urbanisme) is a technical college which has been founded from the chiefs of the OCAM during a summit conference on 1975. That transnational college is specialized in architecture, urban development and accommodation all for the benefit of the African states and all to boost their economies. The webpage of the EAMAU gives a lot of information concerning the partners for example or presents the leaders of the college. Furthermore you will get to know where the college is based in (Lomé, Togo). Also pictures are indicated to give an impression of how student life can be. *** L`EAMAU est une école fondée par une résolution du sommet des chefs d`Etats de L`OCAM (Organisation Commune Africain et Mauricienne et Malgache) en 1975. Cette école inter-états est spécialisée sur la formation en architecture, urbanisme et aménagement au bénéfice d`Etats africains en pleine croissance. En outre il est possible de faire son Master. Sur le site web de l`EAMAU il est indiqué ou se trouve l`EAMAU (à Lomé, Togo) et qui sont les Dirigeantes. Les plusieurs liens donnent des informations sur les partenaires (comme L`UNESCO) de L`EAMAU et les images donnent des vues concernant la vie étudiante.
www.eamau.org/ [Report a broken link] Benin; Burkina Faso; Côte d’Ivoire; Guinea-Bissau
Eswatini (vormals Swasiland) Gabun Gabun Gambia Gambia Ghana Ghana Guinea
ERNWACA-ROCARE was founded in 1989 as a network of educational researchers from 17 West and Central African countries. The network cooperates with education ministries, NGOs and universities of the respective countries concerning research projects but also giving advice and dealing with implementation of concepts etc. The website also provides a digital library with many fulltext documents (national reports, studies, the Journal of Educational Research in Africa and more). Since August 2016, ERNWACA-ROCARE has been publishing the ERNWACA Outreach Journal (Revue de vulgarisation du ROCARE). – Besides ERNWACA-ROCARE, there is the African Educational Research Network (AERN) founded in 1992. This network has 8 members (universities) from anglophone African countries, two of which are also members of ERNWACA-ROCARE. The journal „The African Symposium“ published by AERN mainly comprises articles from Nigerian authors. [Abstract: Editors of Education Worldwide]
Report a broken link] Benin; Burkina Faso; Cameroon; Côte d’Ivoire; Gambia; Ghana; Guinea
Die Seite Country-Facts.com bietet für die meisten Länder der Erde kurze, informative Texte die dazu dienen, sich einen ersten Überblick über das Land zu verschaffen. Einzelne Themen werden in weiterführenden Beiträgen erörtert. Die Seite erhebt keinen Anspruch auf Vollständigkeit, kann in manchen Fällen jedoch recht hilfreich sein.
Dschibuti; Ägypten; Äquatorialguinea; Eritrea; Äthiopien; Gabun; Gambia; Ghana; Guinea
Eswatini (vormals Swasiland) Gabun Gabun Gambia Gambia Ghana Ghana Guinea