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WHAT CAN CITY AND MUNICIPAL OFFICIALS DO TO UNIVERSALIZE LITERACY?

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(A HANDBOOK FOR LITERACY PROMOTERS)

This brochure has been developed to provide an easy guide for local government units in initiating literacy development projects/programs.

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2007 LCC ANNUAL REPORT

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The Annual report highlights actions taken; processes adopted; researches and programs and projects undertaken within the year 2007 to bring LCC closer to achieving the goals of the United Nations Literacy Decade (2002 – 2012).

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A HANDBOOK FOR LITERACY VOLUNTEERS

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Authored by the Literacy Coordinating Council and Philippine Normal University, copyright 2007 

This handbook is prepared specifically for NSTP students who choose to do literacy work. It also serves as a useful companion to para-teachers, professionals, or volunteers who are in literacy work.

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UNIVERSALIZING LITERACY IN THE PHILIPPINES: MILESTONES IN THE PHILIPPINE GOVERNMENT’S INITIATIVES FOR EDUCATION FOR ALL (1991 TO 2001)

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The book tells the story of the LCC from its inception in 1991 to the celebration of its tenth anniversary in 2001. It narrates  LCC’s milestones and achievements in guiding the executive and legislative branches of government in creating policies addressing illiteracy in the Philippines. It presents the winning edges of National Literacy Awardees.

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A Primer on Analysis of the 2003 FLEMMS

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The Study was initiated by LCC with the main objective of providing an in-depth analysis of the 2003 Functional Literacy Education and Mass Media Survey (FLEMMS) results and generating information useful for the Council’s functions. It includes comparative analysis of the FLEMMS conducted in 1989 and 1994 to assess the country’s progress in literacy.

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LCC Blueprint for Action

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The Literacy Coordinating Council (LCC) Blueprint for Action is an action program for the attainment of the Philippines’ literacy goal: universalization of literacy in the country. The first Blueprint for Action was crafted in 1996 and officially adopted in 1997 through Administrative Order No. 324 (1997). It was formulated not only to serve as LCC’s strategic framework in developing policies and implementing programs towards eradication of illiteracy, but also to guide the Council’s other concerned entities such as other government agencies, local government units, and partners from civil society groups, among others.

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LCC Blueprint for Action

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The Literacy Coordinating Council (LCC) Blueprint for Action is an action program for the attainment of the Philippines’ literacy goal: universalization of literacy in the country. The first Blueprint for Action was crafted in 1996 and officially adopted in 1997 through Administrative Order No. 324 (1997). It was formulated not only to serve as LCC’s strategic framework in developing policies and implementing programs towards eradication of illiteracy, but also to guide the Council’s other concerned entities such as other government agencies, local government units, and partners from civil society groups, among others.

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2011 National Literacy Conference Souvenir Program

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The Literacy Coordinating Council recently held its National Literacy Conference in Imperial Palace Suite, Timog Avenue, Corner Tomas Morato Avenue, Quezon City, on September 27-29, 2011. The Conference, with the theme “Pursuing Community Development through Peace Literacy” was participated in by local government units officials, DepEd Alternative Learning System officials and teachers, non-government organizations representatives, Council representatives and technical advisory and working groups, and literacy stakeholders and advocates from all over the Philippines. Around 417 registered participants filled the Hall of the Imperial Palace Suite, excluding the LCC Secretariat and working committees Honored guests and speakers to the Conference included DepEd Undersecretary Rizalino Rivera as the keynote speaker, and Philippine Information Ageny Director General, Atty. Jose A. Fabia, among others.

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