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Country: Swaziland
Project title Year Country
2008 – 2027

African Women in Education Network (AWEN)

  • Gender and inclusion
  • Regional Project Africa
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  • Canada: CTF/FCE
  • Norway: UEN
  • Sweden: STU
View project details Cooperation Projects: African Women in Education Network (AWEN)
2021 – 2027

African Young Educators Network (AYEN)

  • Gender and inclusion
  • Young members
  • Union renewal
  • Organizing, recruiting
  • Regional Project Africa
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  • Australia: AEU
  • Finland: OAJ
  • United Kingdom: NEU
View project details Cooperation Projects: African Young Educators Network (AYEN)
2016 – 2022

Book development and promotion of literacy in underprivileged schools

  • Professional development
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  • Australia: AEU
  • Education International - Africa EIRAF
View project details Cooperation Projects: Book development and promotion of literacy in underprivileged schools
2025

Go Public! campaign (Eswatini)

  • Privatization and commercialization
  • Social dialogue
  • Organizing, recruiting
  • Communication
  • Swaziland: SNAT
  • Education International EI
View project details Cooperation Projects: Go Public! campaign (Eswatini)
2022 – 2025

Promoting educators' rights in Africa

  • Trade union rights
  • Social dialogue
  • Organizing, recruiting
  • Mozambique: ONP
  • Swaziland: SNAT
  • Finland: OAJ, SASK
  • South Africa: NAPTOSA, SADTU
  • Education International - Africa EIRAF
View project details Cooperation Projects: Promoting educators' rights in Africa
2020 – 2021

Strengthening the capacity of the SNAT to defend trade union rights in Eswatini

  • Trade union rights
  • Gender and inclusion
  • Organizing, recruiting
  • Swaziland: SNAT
  • Finland: OAJ, SASK
View project details Cooperation Projects: Strengthening the capacity of the SNAT to defend trade union rights in Eswatini