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East of England Development Education Network |
The East of England Development Education Network (EEDEN) is a partnership of Local Authorities, ITE institutions and NGOs in the Eastern Region, working on the Department for International Development Enabling Effective Support strategy. Its aim is to build capacity in the education sector to embed a global dimension across the curriculum. |
East Midlands Network for Global Perspectives in Schools |
The East Midlands Network for Global Perspectives in Schools is a partnership of organisations actively involved in promoting global citizenship and sustainable development. It is funded by the Department of International Development and its aim is to raise levels of development awareness in schools, and meet the Millenium Development Goals. |
Educational Alliance Africa |
The Educational Alliance Africa is for advancing education and providing or assisting in the provision of facilities for the recreation and other leisure time occupation in the interests of social welfare. |
Engineers Against Poverty |
Engineers Against Poverty work with engineering institutions, business and NGOs to improve the awareness of development education in UK egineering higher education. |
Engineers Without Borders UK |
Engineers Without Borders is a student-run charity whose mission is "to facilitate human development through engineering". Its volunteers provide development NGOs in the UK and overseas with technical assistance during work placements. Students at UK universities undertake research for partner NGOs. EWB-UK branches host talks and run training programmes to further understanding of development issues and practice. The charity is preparing to launch a lecture course entitled 'International Co-operation: Technologies for Human Development'. |
Environmental Association for Universities and Colleges (EAUC) |
EAUC is a registered educational charity. It was established in 1996 to help UK further and higher education institutions improve their environmental and sustainability performance. Its role, as a member-led association, is to ensure it continues to meet members' needs as sustainable development becomes a mainstream strategic, operational and curriclum issue for the sector. It provides training, advice and support to its over 200 members as well as providing a forum for best practice. |
Excellence 4 Everyone |
Excellence 4 Everyone (E4E) is a non-profit organisation which aims to improve the lives of poor families, especially children, globally, through providing training events and consultancy for voluntary sector practitioners. |