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National Policy and Planning Regarding Tvet for Sustainable Development: A Case Study of Mozambique

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  1. Alastair Machin
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Original language: English

Alastair Machin (United Kingdom)

Currently Team Leader of a GTZ-funded TVET project in Mozambique. Previously, worked in South Africa for ten years serving in various roles as manager of a local government training body; an advisor to the Department of Labour on its skills development strategy; a freelance consultant on training, labour-market and industry policy; and a training/job-grading adviser to the national federation of trade unions (COSATU). E-mail: alastair.proetfp@tvcabo.co.mz

Theo Sparreboom (Netherlands)

An economist specializing in education, training and labour markets. Ph.D. in Economics. He has worked for the ILO and consultancy companies in Africa and elsewhere, and is currently working for GTZ/GFA in Mozambique. His specializations are labour-market information, monitoring and evaluation, and training systems development, these being areas in which he has written a number of publications. E-mail: theo.proetfp@tvcabo.co.mz

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Machin, A., Sparreboom, T. National Policy and Planning Regarding Tvet for Sustainable Development: A Case Study of Mozambique. Prospects 35, 317–329 (2005). https://doi.org/10.1007/s11125-005-4272-2

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