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  1. Adult Literacy using Information Technology (ALIT) is run by the ECE – Electrical and Computer Engineering Department of the American University of Beirut and is aimed at tackling basic literacy skills through technology. http://webfea.fea.aub.edu.lb/ece/pages/public/
  2. Al-Taleem Al-Mowazy (Parallel Learning) Non-Formal Literacy and Education Programme is run by the Ministry of Education & Higher Education (MoEHE), through the Department of Non-Formal Education (DNFE) in the Palestine Autonomous Territories and targets out of school youth and adults who need education. http://www.unesco.org/uil/litbase/?menu=12&programme=21
  3. Associates in Research & Education for Development (ARED) works on creating and publishing books and other learning materials in local African languages to preserve culture and reach local people. http://www.unesco.org/uil/litbase/?menu=13&programme=6
  4. Asociación Tawantinsuyuman Evangelioq K’ancharinanpaq (ATEK) advocates for reading literacy and comprehension for education in Peru. www.atekperu.org
  5. Brain Track provides links and resources to Universities around the world. http://www.braintrack.com/country.htm
  6. BUNYAD Literacy Community Council (BLCC) focus on literacy and education programs in Pakistan. www.bunyad.org.pk
  7. Distance Learning for Adults: Radio ECCA Project for Socio-Economic Development (Cape Verde) was set up to work on distance learning through radio and students not in traditional formal schooling. http://www.radioecca.net/ http://www.dgaea.gov.cv/
  8. The Early Childhood, Family and Community Education Programme focuses on providing community based educational and leadership training courses. http://trust-programs.org/
  9. Education World offers a variety of links and programs for students and educators. http://www.educationworld.com
  10. GILLBT Literacy Programme is run by the Ghana Institute of Linguistics, Literacy and Bible Translation (GILLBT) and aims to empower rural adults in overcoming economic challenges. http://www.gillbt.org
  11. Jamaican Foundation for Lifelong Learning (JFLL) works to support the efforts for universal secondary education for all. http://jfll.gov.jm
  12. Jeunesse et Développement works on education for the development of Mali and surrounding countries. http://www.jeunesse-et-developpement.org
  13. Literacy and Adult Basic Education(LABE) promotes the improvement of literacy and math skills of rural adults and children in Uganda. http://www.labeuganda.org/
  14. Literate Brazil Programme (Programa Brasil Alfabetizado, PBA) offers technical and monetary support to schools and agencies to help with literacy and education in Brazil. http://www.unesco.org/uil/litbase/?menu=16&programme=50
  15. National Association of Cameroonian Language Committees (Association Nationale de Comités de Langues Camerounaises – ANACLAC) runs a The Study Groups and Literacy Programme which promotes the use of national languages as an effective tool for learning. http://www.nfde.mn
  16. National Institute for Adult Education (INEA) offers distance education for those students that are not able to attend formal education in Mexico. www.inea.gob.mx
  17. National Literacy Programme in Namibia, created by the Namibia Government, to help youth and illiterate adults to participate in national development. http://www.unesco.org/uil/litbase/?menu=13&programme=15
  18. Near East Foundation (NEF) works in Armenia, Jordan, Egypt, Palestine, Mali, Sudan, and Morocco and empowers communities to actively participate in their own development http://www.neareast.org
  19. Operation Upgrade of South Africa focuses on literacy development to work towards alleviating poverty. http://www.operationupgrade.org.za
  20. One World Education (OWEd) promotes youth literacy by encouraging students to write about global issues and culture. http://www.oneworldeducation.org
  21. Ouelessebougou sponsors literacy classes in Mali to assist women in their daily challenges and help them overcome the challenges. http://www.ouelessebougou.org/
  22. Out-of-School-Youths: Basic Literacy and Life Skills Development run by RMI-University of the South Pacific Center (RMI/USP) works with youths not in school and helps them with their native language and grammar. www.usp.ac.fj
  23. Parent Empowerment for Family Literacy Project (PEFaL) advocates for stronger parental involvement in their child’s education in Romania. http://www.unesco.org/uil/litbase/?menu=15&programme=53
  24. People’s Initiative for Learning and Community Development (PILCD) promote community-based learning programs for marginalized and vulnerable people in the Philippines. http://www.pilcd.org
  25. The Poverty Reduction and Capacity Building through Livelihood Skills Training (EXPRO) was set up to provide educational and skills based training to those in most need in Ethiopia. http://www.unesco.org/uil/litbase/?menu=13&programme=16
  26. Reading for a Billion: Same Language Subtitling Program run by Planet Read http://www.planetread.org/
  27. SIL International-Indonesia works for community language development and preservation. http://www.sil.org/sil/
  28. Uganda Rural Literacy and Community Development Association (URLCODA) advocates and supports literacy for economic development of rural populations in Uganda’s Arua district. http://www.unesco.org/uil/litbase/?menu=13&programme=12
  29. World Education works on training and education through global partners. http://www.worlded.org

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