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Ravinder Rena
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Ravinder Rena (2000) “Financing and Cost Recovery in Higher Education: A Study with Special Reference to Private Colleges in Andhra Pradesh”, Ph.D. thesis submitted to the Dept. of Economics, Osmania University, Hyderabad, India for the award of Doctor of Philosophy in Economics.
Eritrea became, in 2006, one of the very few countries that is without a university , at a time when about 300 universities are operating in Sub-Saharan Africa. As Ravinder Rena [1] has argued, Eritrea’s level of creativity, its wealth and the future living standard of its people will be determined by the breadth and depth of its intellectual assets.
Rena argued that in Eritrean education, disparities persist in enrolment rates between boys and girls at primary, secondary and higher levels. based on information he obtained from Ministry of Education statistics in 2002, in nursery or kindergartens, there were 47.4 per cent girls and 52.6 per cent boys; in the elementary schools, there were 44.3 per cent girls and 55.7 per cent boys; in the middle schools, there were 40 per cent girls and 60 per cent boys; in the secondary schools, there were 33 per cent girls and 66.6 per cent boys and in vocational and technical schools, there were 15.4 per cent girls and 84.6 per cent boy[ Ravinder Rena[2005]
During its early years, Haile Selassie I Secondary School (HSISS) was the best endowed and largest secondary school in Eritrea, with both day students and boarders. Ravinder Rena( 2004] Haile Selassie I Secondary School was originally in tended as a boarding school for 450 student; but later, due to the increase in student population and a growing demand for secondary education, the plan was changed. The dining hall and dormitories were converted into classrooms and the capacity of the school was increased to accommodate about 1000 day school students (Taye, 1990, page 81).
Ravinder Rena is an Associate Professor of Economics at the Eritrea Institute of Technology. His most recent books published by the New Africa Press in December 2006 are A Handbook on the Eritrean Economy: Problems and Prospects for Development and Financial Institutions in Eritrea.
Ravinder Rena is an Associate Professor of Economics at the Eritrea Institute of Technology. His most recent books published by the New Africa Press in December 2006 are A Handbook on the Eritrean Economy: Problems and Prospects for Development and Financial Institutions in Eritrea.
Ravinder Rena is an Associate Professor of Economics at the Eritrea Institute of Technology. His two most recent books published by New Africa Press in December 2006 are: A Handbook on the Eritrean Economy: Problems and Prospects for Development, and, Financial Institutions in Eritrea. He may be contacted at: ravieritrea2007@gmail.com.