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The staff of the UNESCO-UNEVOC International Centre continued to provide assistance to some UNESCO Cluster Offices in Africa in connection with the implementation of the Cap EFA. Specifically, Mr. L. Efison Munjanganja took part in a national feedback workshop on TVET policy review for Malawi in Lilongwe that was held on 8 and 9 July, 2010. He participated alongside a Programme Officer, Mr. Saul Murimba, from UNESCO Harare and the lead consultant engaged by the TVET Section at UNESCO Headquarters. His participation enlarged the scope for knowledge sharing and learning. On the sides of the workshop there were consultations on the imminent mid-term evaluation of the CapEFA for TVET Development in Malawi, and the execution of the segment on curriculum innovation. The UNESCO-UNEVOC International Centre is to provide technical assistance in attending to the curriculum innovation.
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