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German website about the documentary „On the way to school“ („Sur le chemin de l’école“) by French director Pascal Plisson. The documentary follows children aged 11 to 13 on their way to school in Argentina, Morocco, India and Kenya. Besides the main topic of safety and length of their way to school, the documentary also shows aspects of educational equity and chances, gender equity, or special needs education (inclusion). Teaching material in German is provided.

This page provides information on the eco-school movement in South Africa. Currently more than 11,000 schools in 34 countries (31 of these are European) are participating in the International Eco-Schools Programme promoted by the Foundation for Environmental Education ( F.E.E.) with support of the European Commission. Eco-Schools complete the Seven Steps of the programme getting an award in case of success.

The Inter-University Council for East Africa (IUCEA) is a regional inter-governmental organization established in 1980 by the three East African Partner States (Kenya, Tanzania, and Uganda) with the aim of facilitating contact between the universities of East Africa, providing a forum for discussion on a wide range of academic and other matters relating to higher education, and helping maintain high and comparable academic standards. The IUCEA exists to facilitate, coordinate and promote sustainable and competitive development of universities in the region by responding to the challenges facing higher education, and helping universities to contribute to national and regional development needs through its various activities.

CO-OPERAID is a non-profit, politically and confessionally independent humanitarian Swiss association with its headquarters in Zurich. The association was founded in 1981. CO-OPERAID is active in the field of education and professional education. Its projects help impoverished children and young people in a current total of seven countries in Africa and Asia: Uganda, Kenya, Congo, Bangladesh, Cambodia, Thailand and the Philippines. The aim of these projects is basic education for all children and the promotion of secondary and vocational education. At the same time the economic situation of the children’s and young people’s families is improved. A special focus is put on the promotion of girls and women.

ESSA describes itself as „charity using evidence to improve education in sub-Saharan Africa“. This is done primarily through evidence-based research. Focus countries in the period 2021-2026 are Ghana, Kenya, Uganda and Zambia. Priority topics are access to education, quality of education, transition from school to work, the promotion of African researchers and women in leadership positions. Among other things, the website offers freely accessible publications, a database on African educational research, a scholarship database for African students, a blog and much more. [Abstract: Editors of Education Worldwide]

The Southern and Eastern Africa Consortium for Monitoring Educational Quality (SACMEQ) consists of 16 Ministries of Education in Southern and Eastern Africa: Angola,Botswana, Kenya, Lesotho, Malawi, Mauritius, Mozambique, Namibia, Seychelles, South Africa, Swaziland, Tanzania (incl. Zanzibar), Uganda, Zambia, and Zimbabwe. SACMEQ´s mission is to undertake integrated research and training activities that will: (a) expand opportunities for educational planners to gain the technical skills required to monitor and evaluate the quality of basic education, (b) generate information that can be used by decision-makers to plan and improve the quality of education, and (c) provide opportunities for educational planners, to work together, to learn from each other, and to share experience and expertise.

This web site is a resource of the Center for Global Education. The site provides web links to colleges and universities in Africa. Along with links to the home language home pages, the site also provides direct links to an English Language Home Page and the Website of the International Relations Office. Through connection to resources like the International Association of Universities (IAU)/ UNESCO World Higher Education Database (WHED) and other websites, it also provides a background on the system of higher education for each country.

The French website France diplomatie is a website of the ministry of foreign affairs which offers a useful listage of 28 African countries. On following the links, one will find descriptions concerning the organisation of the higher education system of each of those countries. Furthermore you will get a detailed overview of the state-aided institutions as well as the universities and the technical colleges. The principals of the higher education system are also mentioned. One will also get information about cooperation such as with countries abroad. On the top bottom there are useful contact data of the ministries or persons. *** Le site web France diplomatie est un site du ministère des affaires étrangères qui contient un listage sur 28 pays d’Afrique. Sur les liens suivants on y trouvera des descriptions concernant l’organisation de l’enseignement supérieur de chaque pays mentionné ci-dessus. En outre on y trouvera des informations sur les organisations des études et des enseignements dispensés. Les principaux atouts du système d’enseignement supérieur sont aussi décrits. De plus, on reçoit des renseignements sur des coopérations existantes avec les établissements d’enseignement supérieur. Finalement des contacts utiles son indiqués au bout de chaque lien.

The Federal Ministry of Education and Research in Germany (BMBF) links information on countries and multilateral organisations on this site, with a focus on education and research from an international perspective. Available only in German.

The site Country-Facts.com offers short, informative articles for most countries on earth that serve to give a first overview of the country. Specific topics are discussed in further contributions. The site makes no claim to completeness, may in some cases, however, be quite helpful.