Lessons Information Resources Email Update Enquiry Desk Post-it Board PIPs Home Search

 

Organisational Links and Events

reading photo
  Community Literacy Project Nepal


The Community Literacy Project Nepal (CLPN) site offers a guide to the project's work across different sectors to improve literacy activities in an effective and sustainable way. CLPN is funded by DFID, and managed locally by World Education Nepal.


CLPN aims to work with local organisations to support programmes designed to improve literacy, communication and access to information; much of its work can be described under the heading 'literacy for livelihoods'. The project works across the sectors of community forestry, 'official literacies', micro-finance and agriculture and involves helping women and men in developing the different uses of reading, writing and numeracy that they need in their daily life. CLPN's focus is on learning in and for use; it operates by responding to people's expressed needs and aspirations and does not hand-down a fixed curriculum to community people. The project is funded by DFID, and managed locally in Nepal by World Education Nepal.

The CLPN site aims to enable national literacy agencies and NGOs to learn from CLPN practionners experience and to assist interested organisations in 'bridging the gap' between the classroom learning and its wider social context. It details training activities, project activities and provides downloads for curricula used in its projects.



Web Resources :
Project Information - Introduction to aims of the project and CLP approach
Project Activities - sector specific activities
Literacy for Livelihoods - which includes the project's Tailor-Made Curriculum (TMC) for agricultural producers and the TMC for micro-finance
Publications - newsletters; CLP reports

 Homepage:    http://www.clpn.org


 

Web Resources
Contact
Feedback



Contact:
Bryan Maddox


Tel:

+ 977-1-426715 / 421281

Fax: + 977-1-430466
Email: info@clpn.org
Address:

Community Literacy Project
G.P.O. Box: 11804
Kathmandu
NEPAL





 Feedback:

Feedback or updates on the organisations listed or details of new events or recent developments are welcome by email to:
livelihoods-connect@ids.ac.uk







Disclaimer
Photos © Panos Pictures

 
© IDS 2000
www.livelihoods.org
Lessons Information Resources Email Update Enquiry Desk Post-it Board PIPs Home Search