Achieving Quality Education for Sustainable Development: The Case of Fiji and Botswana
<p id="p1">A common dilemma in developing countries is the desire for economic sustainability while also increasing equitable prosperity. There is need to reform the free capitalist market economy to enable development of a system promoting social wealth and well-being. Quality education is a powerf...
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2026
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