New EI website showcases educators’ contributions to development cooperation projects worldwide
This entry was posted on 1/23/2008 12:55 PM and is filed under Announcements.
New EI website
showcases educators’ contributions to development cooperation projects
worldwide
Education
International has launched a website to showcase the many contributions that
education trade unions are making to development cooperation projects around
the world.
The EI Development Cooperation website provides the visitor with an overview of
the projects EI member organisations are conducting through mutual cooperation,
to not only further the cause of teacher organisations in every country, but
also to promote peace, democracy, social justice and equality around the world.
All projects are carried out through partnerships formed by teacher unions and
coordinated through EI. They aim to empower teacher unions to be independent,
autonomous and democratic, in order to effectively represent, defend and
promote the interests of their members and the quality of education.
A major feature of the new website is the Project Database which contains the
details of all the projects carried out by EI member organisations. Visitors to
the site are able to search for a project by date, host country, region and
theme.
As an integrated component of the EI Web Portal, projects carried out in a
country are also automatically displayed in the relevant country profile on the
website of the EI Barometer. Education International’s Barometer of Human and
Trade Union Rights provides the most comprehensive report yet of the state of
human and labour rights and the provision of quality education in countries
around the world. This connection enables the visitor to get a comprehensive
picture of not only the projects carried out in this country, but the whole
educational and social situation within the country as well.
Other sections on the EI Development Cooperation website include:
- Policy,
which provides an overview of EI’s guidelines in the field of development
cooperation
- News,
keeping member organisations abreast of new developments
- Calendar
informing member organisations of upcoming events and activities
- Library
listing important publications, resolutions and policy papers
Individuals can also sign up on the new website to receive the Development
Cooperation Bulletin by email.
For more information, please visit the development cooperation website today: http://www.ei-ie.org/developmentcooperation