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Primary education
Activities for the year 2012 were carried out in a national context marked by
the implementation of the Accelerated Growth and Sustainable Development
(AGSDS).
We should also recall the plan of action of the EpT, aimed, among other
things, at “increasing by 50% the rate of education of adults, particularly
women by 2015 and ensuring for all adults, equitable access to basic
education and permanent education programmes”.
At the sectoral level, five important facts marked the implementation of
activities in 2012. They include the adoption, by the Council of Ministers, of
the Strategic Basic Education Development Programme (PDSEB 2012-2021),
which includes the reform of the educational system and now covers the preschool, primary, general and technical post-primary and non-formal
education, including vocational training; pursuit of the implementation of
the National Literacy Education Acceleration Programme (PRONAA 20112015) through notably operationalization of the special literacy education
campaign; the pursuit of activities as part of the process of transferring preschool and post-primary education to the MENA; implementation of the
Capacity Building Strategic Plan (PSRC) and intensification of the process of
transfer
of
competencies
and
resources
to
the
local
and
regional
governments in the framework of implementation of the decentralization
programme.
Under Strategic Objective 1 of the PDSEB “Improving access to formal
and non-formal basic education” the activities carried out concerned
increase in the offer and demand in NFE in relation with the national gender
policy; promotion of non-formal education of adolescents; literacy education
of young people and women; improvement of hygiene, health and nutrition
conditions in NFE structures; coverage of training needs in the non-formal
education sector; reduction of all kinds of inequalities in NFE; sensitization
to ensure large support on the part of the populations for NFE programmes;
and offer of total care for people living with disability in the NFE sector.