Ei-iE

Cooperation Projects

Current Cooperation Projects

  1. India

    PEACE India Project: Support for children in cotton plantation

    2019 - 2023
    ACE launched the PEACE India Project in 2010 to withdraw children from hazardous labour and support their enrolment in school, in partnership with local NGO SPEED (Society for People’s Economic & Educational Development). JTU has supported this project since 2010. The project' cycle is 5 years and relocate to other...
    PEACE India Project: Support for children in cotton plantation
  2. Mali

    Renouveau syndical au Mali

    2021 - 2023
    L'objectif du projet est de bâtir un syndicat fort, inclusif, démocratique et efficace à partir de la réalisation d’actions concrètes à tous les niveaux.
    ?
  3. Sierra Leone, Burkina Faso, Burundi, Gambia, Benin, Swaziland

    Book development and promotion of literacy in underprivileged schools

    2016 - 2022
    Train teachers to produce culturally relevant teaching and learning materials to be used for the promotion of literacy in underprivileged schools.
    Book development and promotion of literacy in underprivileged schools
  4. Sao Tome and Principe

    Jornadas de formação sindical - Trade union training days

    2022 - 2023
    The Jornadas de Formação Sindical is a hybrid training programme, combining online and presential training for a total of nearly a 100 hours, focusing on equipping young techers and new entrants to the profession to become workplace representaives and union leaders.
    Jornadas de formação sindical - Trade union training days
  5. Mozambique, Swaziland

    Promoting educators' rights in Africa

    2022 - 2025
    Absolute monarchy of Eswatini does not allow civic action, violent disruption of demonstrations and strikes is familiar for activists. Many are scared to organize, although there is plenty of space for improvement in working conditions. In Mozambique challenges are different, but not necessarily any minor. Union registration is complicated, and...
    Promoting educators' rights in Africa