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Palms Australia. Fiona Cairns Volunteering in Papua New Guinea.

Gentle, F. (2006, May 11). Training for inclusive education, Papua New Guinea. The majority of the population lives in rural areas. This regional isolation has ensured the retention of the culture, language and customs of over 700 distinct indigenous tribes and clans. The PNG government is committed to inclusive education. It has embodied inclusive philosophy in its Special Education Ministerial Policy Statement (1994) and the Department of Education's National Special Education Plan 2004�08. The government is also a signatory to UNESCO's global mandate of Education for All by 2015. Inclusive education priorities include capacity building through pre-service and post-service special education teacher training.

World Federation of the Deaf membership information: Asociación de Sordos de Panamá. Contact info only. Click on "N-R" and scroll down to the country name.