Ekua T. Amua-Sekyi TM ,cosponsored by the International Literacy Institute and the National Center on Adult Literacy and hosted at the University of Pennsylvania, is dedicated to providing useful information concerning literacy for researchers, policymakers, and practitioners worldwide. The educational reform was bond on the principle that literacy is a basic right of every Ghanaian. The importance of basic education as fundamental to Ghana s development has been underwritten with a constitutional mandate. Basic education under the fCUBE programme is at best only nominally compulsory.
Access is still low.
The need to look at alternative approaches to making education accessible to the number that needs it calls for a partnership involving government, civil society and the private sector to achieve improvements in education.