The impact of rapid population growth and economic decline on the quality of education: the case of Zambia

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Author(s): Mwelwa Musambachime ^a

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New Economic Recovery Programme. . July 1987‐December 1988. 1987 . Interim National Development Plan . July 1987‐December 1988. ,
Ministry of General Education and Culture. . 1983. . Educational Statistics .
National Commission for Development and Planning. . 1985. . Economic Report 1984 .
National Commission for Development and Planning. . 1987. . Economic Report 1986–1987 Annual Plan .
Ministry of Higher Education. . 1989. . Science and Technology . , New Policy Measures for the Financing of Higher Education. .
Nyaywa S.L. and Banda M.F.C.. 1985. . ‘Demographic Factors and Their Importance in Planning of Health Services’. In: . papers presented to the National Seminar on Dissemination and Utilisation of the 1980 Population and Housing Census Data; . November 29– 1985 ; , Lusaka . . Mulungushi Hall. .
Chidumayo E.N.. 1979. . ‘Environment and Development in Zambia’. In: . Procedings of the National Seminar on Environment and Development; . . 1979 ; . pp.p. 9––18. . Zambia Geographical Association Occasional Study. .
Jackman Mary Elisabeth. . 1973. . Recent Population Movements in Zambia: Some Aspects of the 1969 Census . , University of Zambia, Institute for African Studies. .
Musambachime M.C.. ‘Population Growth, Development and Conservation’. . Professors of World Peace Academy Journal . ,
Ohadike P.. 1981. . Demographic Perspectives in Zambia Rural‐Urban Growth and Social Change . , University of Zambia, Institute for African Studies. .
Lungu G.F.. 1985. . ‘Elites, Incrementalism and Educational Policy‐Making in Post‐Indepdndence Zambia’. . Comparative Education . , Vol. 21((3))
Lungwangwa G. and Maimbolwa‐Sinyangwe I.. July. . ‘Population Growth, the Child and Problems of Educational Provision in Zambia’. In: . paper presented to the Professors World Peace Academy; . . July ; , Livingstone . . Zambia Chapter. .
Musambachime M.C.. 1990. . ‘Impact of a Changing Economic Environment on Education Provision: Formulation and Implementation of Education Policies: the Case of Zambia, 1964–1989’. In: . Paper presented at a Seminar Organised by the Institute for Southern African Studies; . May 25– 1990 ; , Roma , Lesotho.
Musambachime M.C.. 1990. . The Impact of the Structural Adjustment Policies on Education: the Case of Zambia, 1979–1989’. . Geneve‐Afrique . ,
Mwanakatwe J.M.. 1971. . The Growth of Education in Zambia Since Independence . Lusaka :
Small N.J.. 1977. . ‘Alternative Educational Systems: the Zambian Proposals’. . Prospects . , Vol. 8((1))
Hall R.. 1973. . High Price of Principles: Kaunda and the White South . Harmondsworth :
Ollawa P.. 1979. . Participatory Democracy . Devon :
Pettman J.. 1974. . Zambia: Security and Conflict . Dorset :
1986. . Zambia: Country Review of Aid . Oslo :

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[1] New Economic Recovery Programme. . July 1987‐December 1988. 1987 . Interim National Development Plan . July 1987‐December 1988. ,

[2] Ministry of General Education and Culture. . 1983. . Educational Statistics .

[3] National Commission for Development and Planning. . 1985. . Economic Report 1984 .

[4] National Commission for Development and Planning. . 1987. . Economic Report 1986–1987 Annual Plan .

[5] Ministry of Higher Education. . 1989. . Science and Technology . , New Policy Measures for the Financing of Higher Education. .

[6] Nyaywa S.L. and Banda M.F.C.. 1985. . ‘Demographic Factors and Their Importance in Planning of Health Services’. In: . papers presented to the National Seminar on Dissemination and Utilisation of the 1980 Population and Housing Census Data; . November 29– 1985 ; , Lusaka . . Mulungushi Hall. .

[7] Chidumayo E.N.. 1979. . ‘Environment and Development in Zambia’. In: . Procedings of the National Seminar on Environment and Development; . . 1979 ; . pp.p. 9––18. . Zambia Geographical Association Occasional Study. .

[8] Jackman Mary Elisabeth. . 1973. . Recent Population Movements in Zambia: Some Aspects of the 1969 Census . , University of Zambia, Institute for African Studies. .

[9] Musambachime M.C.. ‘Population Growth, Development and Conservation’. . Professors of World Peace Academy Journal . ,

[10] Ohadike P.. 1981. . Demographic Perspectives in Zambia Rural‐Urban Growth and Social Change . , University of Zambia, Institute for African Studies. .

[11] Lungu G.F.. 1985. . ‘Elites, Incrementalism and Educational Policy‐Making in Post‐Indepdndence Zambia’. . Comparative Education . , Vol. 21((3))

[12] Lungwangwa G. and Maimbolwa‐Sinyangwe I.. July. . ‘Population Growth, the Child and Problems of Educational Provision in Zambia’. In: . paper presented to the Professors World Peace Academy; . . July ; , Livingstone . . Zambia Chapter. .

[13] Musambachime M.C.. 1990. . ‘Impact of a Changing Economic Environment on Education Provision: Formulation and Implementation of Education Policies: the Case of Zambia, 1964–1989’. In: . Paper presented at a Seminar Organised by the Institute for Southern African Studies; . May 25– 1990 ; , Roma , Lesotho.

[14] Musambachime M.C.. 1990. . The Impact of the Structural Adjustment Policies on Education: the Case of Zambia, 1979–1989’. . Geneve‐Afrique . ,

[15] Mwanakatwe J.M.. 1971. . The Growth of Education in Zambia Since Independence . Lusaka :

[16] Small N.J.. 1977. . ‘Alternative Educational Systems: the Zambian Proposals’. . Prospects . , Vol. 8((1))

[17] Hall R.. 1973. . High Price of Principles: Kaunda and the White South . Harmondsworth :

[18] Ollawa P.. 1979. . Participatory Democracy . Devon :

[19] Pettman J.. 1974. . Zambia: Security and Conflict . Dorset :

[20] 1986. . Zambia: Country Review of Aid . Oslo :

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