Magazine
Le Magazine vise à promouvoir le partage d'articles sur des sujets pertinents pour la communauté des professionnels et des praticiens de l'ALE Afrique - avec un accent sur les nouvelles informations d'actualité relatives au secteur y compris de nouvelles méthodes et approches.
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New Podcast series “Reflections on Identity - Mondial
en| Carol Thompson and Neil Hopkins | University of Bedfordshire AEA
En savoir plusWorking in education is increasingly hectic. It is a multi-faceted world with multiple demand, often serving many masters.
Happy Holidays 2024
en From Kansas City to Uganda, the gift of learning is what we need this holiday season - Uganda
en| By Ashley Hufft Special to The Kansas City Star | Unbound AEA
Education is truly the key to eradicating poverty.En savoir plus UNESCO-UIL Conference on Learning Cities
en| UNESCO-UIL | UNESCO-UIL Villes apprenantes
En savoir plusSixth International Conference on Learning Cities successfully closed with adoption of Jubail Commitment after three intense conference days
Communities in Malawi confront myths on vaccines - Malawi
en| Olive chamangwana | Nation Publications Limited - Malawi Construire des programmes d'éducation communautaire
Routine and emergency immunisation is part of the early childhood investments to ensure that children are fully protected from potentially fatal diseases that could be prevented by a simple vaccine.En savoir plus L' éducation des adultes à travers l’aménagement de deux bassins versants dans les régions de Koulikoro et Diola- Mali. - Mali
fr| Abdoulaye KONOTA | DVV International- Mali Approche intégrée de l’AEA
En savoir plusDVV International en partenariat avec la GIZ renforce les capacités des populations de trois communes des régions de Koulikoro et Diola dans le domaine de l’alphabétisation et de la formation professionnelle à travers l’aménagement de deux bassins versants.
Reimagining TVET – Building Pathways for Youth Beyond Formal Education - Tanzanie
en| Joseph Masonda | DVV International Formation professionnelle
TVET cannot just focus on formal training. It must integrate non-formal skills programmes that empower youth with the basic education and tools needed to thrive in their communities and access formal job marketsEn savoir plus COP29: Why Africa’s $1.3 trillion climate goal makes perfect sense - Malawi
en| Joyce Banda Changement climatique
Climate events can turn on a dime, and go from bad to worse. Business as usual will only intensify global warming, and worsen floods, droughts, and heatwaves. Money and action are needed at scale to turn the tide.En savoir plus
