European follow-up meeting on CONFINTEA VII: raising awareness of the MFA

A European follow-up meeting on CONFINTEA took place online on 8 December, organised jointly by EAEA and ICAE. The main objective of the meeting was to exchange between European stakeholders in adult learning and education on how the Marrakech Framework for Action (MFA) could be implemented at the national level and to share ideas for …

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Statement of the Arab day for the eradication of illiteracy

The Arab Network for Literacy and Adult Education (ANLEA) published a statement calling for a new A new decade for lifelong teaching and learning – In light of the framework of Marrakesh. The 8.1. of each year comes as a reminder of the importance of exerting and unifying Arab efforts to eradicate the scourge of …

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A New Agenda for Adult Education – A Caribbean Perspective

On 18 January 2023 the Jamaican Council for Adult Education (JACAE) organized a webinar, looking at the Caribbean Perspective of the MFA and to discuss how we can move forward with the recommendations of the MFA outcome document. Katarina Popovic, ICAE Secretary General, welcomed the participants and invited to work together, in the coming months …

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Policy Motion to the Global Campaign for Education – ALE and Marrakech Framework for Action (MFA)

The 7th GCE World Assembly was an opportune time and space for members to discuss and adopt viable policies and mobilise concrete commitments to implement the policies aligned with the strategy. Among others a policy motion on ALE and the MFA was adopted, which you can download here. The other following policies (resolutions) were adopted: …

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Reflections on CONFINTEA VII results and the Marrakech Framework for Action: the online Workshop of European Eastern Neighbours

On 4th of October 2022 the Regional project of Eastern Neighbours organised its first event in cooperation with the European Association for the Education of Adults (EAEA). There were about 50 participants from six countries: Armenia, Georgia, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Kosovo, Ukraine and Moldova. Dr. Katarina Popovic, the Secretary General of the International Council for …

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Post-CONFINTEA monitoring process discussed in Canada

On December  2022, a virtual consultation meeting for Canada was organized by Daniel Baril of the Institut de coopération pour l’éducation des adults (ICÉA) in Montreal to learn about and discuss a process being developed by the UNESCO Institute for Lifelong Learning (UIL) for monitoring the commitments made in the Marrakech Framework for Action (MFA) …

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PIMA Special Issue Bulletin CONFINTEA VII

“We all experience, to different degrees, the socio-ecological hurricane that is barrelling down across the globe. As adult educators, lifelong learning practitioners, researchers, scholars, and activists, we know the power of adult learning and education (ALE) to respond, in concert with others, to many of the socio-economic, cultural, and ecological issues that are flying around. …

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Reflecting on 2022: Staying Alive, Alert, Awake and Enthusiastic as Civil Society

As we conclude 2022, it is important to celebrate our achievements and recognise the on-going challenges we face as ICAE. We celebrate our achievements at CONFINTEA VII. We recognise the active contribution of our members during the regional preparatory meetings, the public online consultations in drafting the Marrakesh Framework for Action (MFA) and the Civil …

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