Deliverables

Asia Education Project (ASIAED)

Assists in supporting the United Nations Millennium Development Goals, and in particular UNESCOs Community Learning Centres (CLC), and Asia and Pacific Programme of Education for All (APPEAL),
which is a regional co-operative programme designed to promote literacy.

Sustainable External Cooperation Programmes for Developing Communities

ASIAED Project Asia Education: The NGO, non-profit ASIAED assists in supporting the UN Millennium Development Goals.

Deliverables

The ASIAED is focused toward dissemination of education content at all levels including the further sustaining of Community Learning Centres (CLC) through in part a series of CDROMs focusing from MDGs to Education for All Best Practices and Sustainable Capacity Building..

UNESCO leads the global Education for All (EFA) movement, aiming to meet the learning needs of all children, youth and adults by 2015.

1. The established non-profit, ngo ASIAED Resource Outreach Centre aims at insuring that widespread, coherent advocacy takes place at all levels and involves all stakeholders. This further promoting of United Nations and regional resources for dissemination maintains dialogue in which issues are aired and where common agendas are forged through ongoing conversation, debate, and mutual learning.

Promote the Millennium Development Goals (MDGs)

Support through the ASIAED Resource Outreach Centre

Working with Regional CLCs-
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Local Infrastructure and Sanitation Education (LISE)

ASIAED Open Content and Education Platform (OCEP)

ASIAED themes and CDROM resources

2. The ASIAED project in respond to the MDGs further promotes the UNESCO approach needed at all levels of society to devise options for a future based on the concepts of sustainability, equity, justice and peace. A coherent understanding of the world's problems is the starting point for developing a new global consciousness to drive changes in behaviour and lifestyles. Likewise, such a perspective is the basis for the development of options for informed decision-making to manage the transition to sustainability locally, nationally and globally.

3. All levels and involving all stakeholders, ASIAED encapsulates existing ESD practices for use as a basis and identify gaps in knowledge and its further coherent applications. It compliments existing structured forums through open dialogue, further supporting long-term, close cooperation with communities, including the most vulnerable population groups.