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ICT knowledge transfer for development in the non-formal education: a case of jua kali sector in Kenya.
One of the millennium development goals is the attainment of Education For All (EFA).Attainment of Education For All means inclusion of those in the informal sector in the skill training programmes. Large gaps in skill training exist in the informal sector which is commonly known as Jua Kali sector,
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