Mainstreaming into secondary school in a private non-formal education programme

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Mainstreaming into secondary school in a private non-formal education programme” is research from the Sindh Education Non-State Actors (SENSA) program. The program is part of technical assistance provided by Oxford Policy Management (OPM). This report provides an executive summary of the research findings.

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