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close this bookWorld Conference on Education for All: Meeting Basic Learning Needs - Final Report (UNICEF, UNDP, UNESCO, WB, WCEFA; 1990; 129 pages)
View the documentSponsors of the World Conference on Education for All
View the documentPreface
View the documentAcronyms Used in the Main Text
Open this folder and view contents1. Education for All: An Overview
Open this folder and view contents2. Education for All: The Context - Summary of the Opening Session
Open this folder and view contents3. Education for All: The Consensus-Building - Summary of Interventions in the Plenary Commission
close this folder4. Education for All: The Components - Summary of Roundtables
View the documentThe Purpose
close this folderAn Expanded Vision
View the documentIncreasing Access and Equity
View the documentA Focus on Learning
View the documentBroadening the Scope of Basic Education.
View the documentEnhancing the Learning Environment
View the documentStrengthening Partnerships
Open this folder and view contentsThe Requirements
Open this folder and view contents5. Education for All: Call to Action - Summary of Closing Plenary Session
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Enhancing the Learning Environment

The thematic roundtables on health, nutrition, and early child care also made clear that learning does not take place in isolation. Societies must ensure that all learners receive the nutrition, health care, and physical and emotional support required to participate actively in, and benefit from, education. The illustrative roundtables presenting the country plans of Ecuador, Jordan and the Philippines were note-worthy for their comprehensive emphasis on health, nutrition and early child care programmes and targets, as part of a comprehensive basic education system including schooling and nonformal education. These multi-sectoral country plans all dealt with basic education in the new broader sense.

Learning does not take place in isolation. Societies, therefore, must ensure that all learners receive the nutrition, health care, and general physical and emotional support they need in order to participate actively in and benefit from their education.

World Declaration

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