Jogi and Chori Frosh communities : a story of marginalization / research team Camille Hennion, Hervé Nicolle.
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TextLanguage: English Publication details: Kabul, Afghanistan : Samuel Hall, 2011.Description: 65 pages: illustrations, map ; 30 cmSubject(s): LOC classification: - Pamphlet DS354.5. S883 2014
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“Unicef”—cover title.
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Contents: 1. Introduction—2. Who are the Jogi and Chori Frosh communities?—3. Profile of the Jogi and Chori Frosh communities—4. Understanding the phenomenon of out-of-school children within Jogi and Chori Frosh communities—5. Recommendations-articulating a solid strategy for Unicef intervention—Appendixes.
Summary: “This report was produced by the staff of Samuel hall consulting for UNICEF. The report then provides a socio – economic profiling of these communities in order to build knowledge and assess their degree of integration and marginalization in the afghan society today. Qualitative data strongly supports the claim that Jogi and Chori Frosh communities suffer from an important marginalization…”—(page 4).
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