Joint Management Agreement EC-NSC
for promoting global/development education in the new EU member States
2009 - 2011
Global/development education aims at raising awareness and at strengthening citizens’ capacity to take action, advocate for their rights and take part in the political debate at local, national and international levels for social justice and sustainable development. It encourages learners and educators to work cooperatively on global issues and it enables citizens to understand the complex realities and processes of today’s world and to develop values, attitudes, knowledge and skills, which will allow them to face the challenges of an interconnected world. Sharing this vision, the North-South Centre of the Council of Europe and the European Commission have agreed to combine their efforts – as European key players in this field – to promote global/development education and youth action in Europe and beyond.
To this end, the two institutions have signed a joint management agreement on 28 November 2008 that aims at contributing to the efforts of the international community to strengthen public understanding and critical support for development cooperation, and for the achievement of Millennium Development Goals, through key stakeholders in the field of global education. The project is based on two main pillars, i.e. the ambition to strengthen global education in the new Member States of the European Union and, secondly, the promotion of Africa-Europe youth cooperation in the context of the EU-Africa Strategy – and targets mainly civil society actors and local authorities.
In the frame of this Joint Management Agreement the North South Centre is co-organising with local partners national seminars for promoting global/development education in the 12 new EU member States.
NSC-EC Joint Management Agreement
CALENDAR OF SEMINARS - 2010
Cyprus, tbc
Hungary, September
Romania, 8-9 July
Czech Republic, 10-11 June
Slovakia, 27-28 May
Malta, 10 May
Latvia, regional seminar, 29-30 April
Lithuania, 18-19 February
CALENDAR OF SEMINARS - 2009
Poland, 9-10 December, Warsaw
Slovenia, 17 November, Ljubljana
Estonia, 6-7 November, Laulasmaa resort
Latvia, 6 November, Riga
Bulgaria, 25-27 September, Sozopol
Kick-off seminar, 23-24 March, Budapest
SEMINAR OUTCOMES
2010
Romania, 8-9 July, Bucarest
Seminar Presentation
Draft Agenda
Press Release
Czech Republic, 10-11 June
Seminar Presentation
Programme
List of participants
Press Release
Seminar evaluation
Workshop
Slovakia, 27-28 May, Bratislava
Seminar Presentation
Malta, 10 May, Valleta
Seminar presentation
Programme
List of participants
Latvia, (Regional Seminar), 29-30 April, Riga
Seminar Presentation
Programme
Lithuania, 18-19 February, Vilnius
Seminar Presentation
Programme
List of participant
Seminar speakers inputs
Working Groups inputs
Press Release
Press Release translated
2009
Poland, 9-10 December, Warsaw
Seminar presentation
Participant list
Programme
Seminar speakers inputs
Working Groups inputs
Seminar outputs
Press Release
FINAL REPORT
Slovenia, 17 November, Ljubljana
Seminar presentation
Participant list
Programme
Seminar speakers inputs
Working Groups inputs
Seminar outputs & video presentation
Press Release
FINAL REPORT
Estonia, 6-7 November, Laulasmaa resort
Seminar presentation
Participant list
Programme
Seminar speakers inputs
Working Groups inputs
Press Release
FINAL REPORT
Latvia, 6 November, Riga
Seminar presentation
Participant list
Programme
Seminar speakers inputs
Working Groups inputs
Press Release
Global/development education in Latvia
FINAL REPORT
Bulgaria, 25-27 September, Sozopol
Seminar presentation
Participant list
Programme
Seminar speakers inputs
Working Groups inputs
Press Release
FINAL REPORT
Kick-off seminar, 23-24 March, Budapest
Seminar presentation – English - Français
Participant list
Programme – English - Français
Seminar speakers inputs
Working Groups presentation
For further information, please contact:
Gordana Berjan
gordana.berjan@coe.int
&
Katia Ruiz
katia.ruiz@coe.int
North-South Centre of the Council of Europe
Tel: +351 213 584 040
Fax: + 351 213 584 072