Sustainable Community Development

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.

Sustainable community development and local government capacity building

Further improve quality of life, community development, promoting social transformation.

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

1. Support local government capacity through high quality training, dialogue with local civil society organisations and coordination of local development activities, providing various learning opportunities for the empowerment of all people within a community.

Promote the Millennium Development Goals (MDGs)

Support through the ASIAED Resource Outreach Centre

Working with Regional CLCs-
what you can do.

Local Infrastructure and Sanitation Education (LISE)

ASIAED Open Content and Education Platform (OCEP)

ASIAED themes and CDROM resources

2. Strengthen capacity of community based organisations and encourage community participation in local development planning. The communities will be assisted to identify and collectively address their social and economic needs. They also should be able to better articulate and advocate provision of adequate social services and infrastructure, for instance rehabilitation of health and education facilities, with local authorities.

3. Support community learning centres (CLC). CLC is defined as a local educational institution outside the formal education system, for villages or urban areas. CLC programme is built on the past experience of implementing various adult, non-formal and continuing education. CLCs are usually set up and managed by community people.