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The summer programme alone, for more than 200,000 of the most troubled pupils, has a bigger enrolment than all of Philadelphia's schools.Could any organisation this big succeed?

And it imposes an unacceptable handicap on Latin Americans.In this section Unsettling times Eyes on the classroom Roya flushed All systems slow ReprintsThe region has made big strides in educational enrolment.

Africa has seen the biggest surges in pupil enrolment among the poor with the introduction of free primary education in countries such as Kenya, Ghana and Tanzania, but state schools still cost money.

Orchestrating Winning Performance (OWP) is IMD's big annual open-enrolment programme for mid- to senior-level executives.

At Doubleday Direct, which is one of America's biggest book-club companies, the enrolment rate dropped by nearly 10% between 1998 and 1999.

The big difference came when conditions were tough (eg, if school attendance was mandatory): that boosted enrolment by 60%, a big bang for the relatively few bucks involved.Imposing conditions does have a cost.

But the gruelling, technical job of enrolment will be the big story for some time yet.(Photo credit: AFP).

The number of VADC beneficiaries boomed: The rapid rise in VADC enrolment coincided with a big increase in the inflation-adjusted benefit: it grew by 46 percent from 2001 to 2013.

And it's possible that a decline in student enrolment will render many big, expensive university campuses derelict, littering the green belt like the abandoned 'ghost malls' in the USA.

However, auto enrolment has arguably been a big success so far – the government announced in July that workplace pension saving is now at a 10-year high, and that young people in particular are among the "biggest winners".

American experience with employer plans has shown that automatic enrolment can lead to a big increase in participation.Third, the commission will say that state provision should be more generous.