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contents Meeting of Experts on Book Development in Africa (Accra, 13-19 February 1968). Report of the Meeting. Books Developing Nations Information Needs Libraries Library Planning Literacy Education National Programs Publishing Industry The book development plan has established tentative minimum targets for the expansion of book supply in the region between now and 1980. Based on an estimated minimal number of book pages required by pupils, teachers and literacy workers, the 1980 projected per capita supply of educational books should reach 72 pages annually. The supply of general books might tentatively be expected by 1980 to reach a level of 48 pages per person per year. The annual increase required for both educational and general books is 12.2%. In the period to 1975 the increase should be 16% annually. Additional recommendations are as follows: (1) the authors of educational and cultural books should be Africans; (2) the first language to be promoted should be African; (3) the content of books should be in line with the actual needs of the users; (4) priorities in book printing should be based on the urgency of the needs in general education and literacy work, and of those already gainfully employed and (5) printing techniques should come up to the user's requirements while remaining as inexpensive as possible. (MM)
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spellingShingle Meeting of Experts on Book Development in Africa (Accra, 13-19 February 1968). Report of the Meeting.
Books
Developing Nations
Information Needs
Libraries
Library Planning
Literacy Education
National Programs
Publishing Industry
Meeting of Experts on Book Development in Africa (Accra, 13-19 February 1968). Report of the Meeting. Books Developing Nations Information Needs Libraries Library Planning Literacy Education National Programs Publishing Industry The book development plan has established tentative minimum targets for the expansion of book supply in the region between now and 1980. Based on an estimated minimal number of book pages required by pupils, teachers and literacy workers, the 1980 projected per capita supply of educational books should reach 72 pages annually. The supply of general books might tentatively be expected by 1980 to reach a level of 48 pages per person per year. The annual increase required for both educational and general books is 12.2%. In the period to 1975 the increase should be 16% annually. Additional recommendations are as follows: (1) the authors of educational and cultural books should be Africans; (2) the first language to be promoted should be African; (3) the content of books should be in line with the actual needs of the users; (4) priorities in book printing should be based on the urgency of the needs in general education and literacy work, and of those already gainfully employed and (5) printing techniques should come up to the user's requirements while remaining as inexpensive as possible. (MM)
title Meeting of Experts on Book Development in Africa (Accra, 13-19 February 1968). Report of the Meeting.
topic Books
Developing Nations
Information Needs
Libraries
Library Planning
Literacy Education
National Programs
Publishing Industry
url https://eric.ed.gov/?id=ED057820