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The village polytechnic movement in Kenya

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  1. James R. Sheffield and Victor P. DiejomaohNonformal Education in African Development, New York, African-American Institute, 1972.

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  1. National Christian Council, (Kenya)

    E. A. Wanjala

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An earlier version of this article was presented to the Unesco Meeting of Experts on Secondary Education and the World of Work in Copenhagen (Denmark), December 1974.

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Wanjala, E.A. The village polytechnic movement in Kenya. Prospects 5, 414–417 (1975). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02196299

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