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National Coalition
Ivory Coast - CNOP EPT
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Contact Details
KOUAO K. JEAN CLAUDE
CNOP EPT
IRMA 5 RUE JB MOCKEY, GRAND BASSAM
Tél: 225 21 30 16 66
Fax: 225 21 30 18 12
Cel: 225 07 52 47 78
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Member Organisations
Coordination Nationale des ONG et associations Partenaires de l’EPT" (CNOP EPT), ‘Syndicat National de l’Enseignment Primaire Public de Côte d’Ivoire’ (SNEPPCI)Harmonie Développement (HARMODEV), Ecole et Succès Pour Tous (ESPT), Flamme de Vie (FLAMVIE), Carrefour de Réflexion et d’Actions pour l’Education des Filles et des Femmes (CRAEFCI), Actions des Professionnels de la Presse pour les Droits de l’Enfant (A2PDE), Coordination des Clubs et Associations UNESCO Universitaires de Côte d’Ivoire (CAUCI), Le Grenier de Bondoukou, Réseau des ONG et Promoteurs d’Alphabétisation (REOPA), Mask d’Agboville, Enseignants d’Ici et d’Ailleurs (EIA), Femmes Progrès Développement, CAMUA, RAHMATOULLAH, Groupement des Enseignants et Encadreurs des Elèves en Difficultés (GEEED), Fondation le Monde des Jumeaux, Actions Contre la Pauvreté en Côte d’Ivoire (ACOPCI), Comité de Gestion Scolaire (COGES), Education Pour Tous, Agriculture Biologique, Environnement (ETABIEN), Fifteen local committees of the Red Cross of Ivory Coast.
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What happened in Action Week 2009?
Global Action Week was officially launched on 19th June 2009 with a press briefing by the narrational commission for UNESCO. The Big Read event was held on Wednesday 24th June in the economic capital, Abidjan.The Minister of Education and other members of the government, representatives of the institutions of the Republic, mayors and governors of districts the Autonomous Literacy Service, adult learners and civil society were all in attendance. Adult learners expressed to the authorities how literacy changed their lives through theatrical productions.
The representative of the Minister of Education announce that adult literacy and youth and lifelong learning remains a priority of the department of education and the government. Therefore an organization in charge of literacy called the Autonomous Literacy was created.
The government committed to availing more resources to this organization to mobilise the national community and civil society so that the goal of literacy for all in the Ivory Coast becomes a reality for 2015.
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What happened in Action Week 2008?
To draw the country’s attention to Global Action Week, the events began with a press conference organised jointly by the national coalition and the National Commission from UNESCO. It was attended by both the national television stations, radio stations and several newspaper representatives resulting in extensive publicity for the entire week. The World’s Biggest Lesson took place in 150 schools in all five areas of the country while the national demonstration took place in Large-Bassam, the first capital of the Ivory Coast. It was attended by 1,000 participants, government officials, including the mayors, the Minister of Education, and the members of Parliament, UNESCO, UNICEF, and other civil organisations. There were activities in the city of Korotoumou, where four years ago the national coalition’s plea was instrumental in providing education for a fruit seller who is now a lawyer. In her speech, Doumbia Salimata, Secretary General of SNEPPCI called on the Ivorian government to ratify the Education for All plan.
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What happened in Action Week 2007?
The Big Chain Re-action took place in Abidjan’s most popular suburb, Abobo and was attended by parliamentarians, and the mayor. The chain was led by the wonderful advocate for education, the 14 year old girl, Korotoumou, who had been a fruit seller, and unable to go to school, until she took part in GCE’s World’s Biggest Lobby in 2004. Since her involvement with the campaign 3 years ago Korotoumou has been at school.
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