Presented By: M. Awais WajidM. Faizan Tariq

SaifullahBilal Khan

Zuwwar Khan Jadoon(Group-1)

BET-B

Introduction Importance of Illiteracy Causes Effects Facts and Figures Solution Conclusion

ILLITERACY……………. ???

Inability to read and write a simple message in any language

OR Inability to understand all

forms of communication

Literacy….basic human right Literacy….means of social and human

development Essential for poverty eradication Gender equality Peace and democracy Literate parents lead to literate society

Estimated illiteracy is 35.6% 70 million people

are illiterate in 21 nations

Teacher Education Parental Involvement Proper lectures and Assignment Improved Examination Criteria Girl’s Education

World Bank President Robert Zoellick Investing in girls is smart.

Opportunity for girls and women means 50% of the world population.

Eliminating gender disparity in primary and secondary education.

Non-government organization

Globally active Dedicated towards

educational equality Quality Education for all Special efforts for

girls/under privileged children

Vocational Training

Teacher/Student Training Programs

Digital Libraries

Independent/ Non-profit charity organization

Founded in Australia in 2003 Chaired by Dr. Anthony Cree Globally active

Higher literacy rate Overcoming poverty barrier Eradication of unemployment Collaboration with local communities and

partners Transform the lives of deserving children

Literacy Resource Kits

Books for learning Digital

Communities Teacher Training Financial Support

In April 2009, Carla Bruni- Sarkozi wife of Nicholas Sarkozi created a foundation bearing her name under the auspices of Fondation De France. Its purpose is to facilitate access to education.

Being held in Oxford University, UK April 1st, 2012- April 4rth, 2012

Global Event Mass Awareness Bringing together world leaders Great opportunity to improve

quality of education

International literacy day: September 8th

Seminars and conferences

Opportunities have been created for over 40 million more children to attend school

Decreasing gender gap Abolishing of fees which leads to increase

in school enrolments

Need of Extra 1.9 million teachers 4 million new class rooms $ 16 billion dollars for world’s most poor regions Elimination of school fees for low income earners Effective teachers training programs Improvement of existing education standards

Expand early childhood education and care

Free and compulsory primary education for all

Promote learning and life skills for young people and adults

Increase adult literacy by 50% Achieve gender equality by 2015 Improve quality of education

We must have a fair belief that with some hard work and a clear plan, we will be able to remove illiteracy