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1 Transform TVET first, then scale up
Shyamal Majumdar Head, UNESCO-UNEVOC

2 Transforming TVET Transformational Economic Equity

3 Dimensions of Transformation in Post 2015
Life long learning School to work and work to school, ECCE, ACE Greening TVET Poverty and sustainable development together Multi stake holder partnership - Engagement with private sector, community and social actors Inclusive TVET Covering dis-advantages/rural groups and non formal sector STEAMing TVET Enhancing the foundation for emerging occupations Holistic TVET Not only for industrial work but also life and entrepreneurship

4 Worldwide Network of TVET Institutions
The UNEVOC Network Worldwide Network of TVET Institutions Europe Cluster North America Cluster Commonwealth Independent States Cluster North Africa/Arab States Cluster South Africa East and South-Eastern Asia Caribbean Mashreq States Cluster West Africa East Africa Central and Latin America Pacific Islands Southern Africa Cluster Coordinating Centres UNEVOC Centres Over 200 UNEVOC Centres in 167 UNESCO Member States

5 Multi-stakeholder representation
Ministries or Departments of Ministries 21% 34% Schools or Training Centres National TVET Bodies 16% 29% Universities, Research or Teacher Training Institutes

6 Good Practices of N-S-S Cooperation
Learning from each other experiences Regional and inter-regional dialogue Pooling of resources Testing of new ideas and conceptualization Benchmarking and comparative research Strengthening of capabilities

7 Good Practices of Knowledge Management

8 UNEVOC Network structure before regionalisation
UNEVOC Centre UNEVOC Network structure before regionalisation UNEVOC Centre UNEVOC Centre UNEVOC Centre UNEVOC Centre UNEVOC Centre UNEVOC Centre UNEVOC Centre UNEVOC Centre UNEVOC Centre UNEVOC Centre UNEVOC Centre UNEVOC Centre UNEVOC Centre UNEVOC Centre UNEVOC Centre UNEVOC Centre UNEVOC Centre UNEVOC Centre UNEVOC Centre UNEVOC Centre UNESCO-UNEVOC International Centre UNEVOC Centre UNEVOC Centre UNEVOC Centre UNEVOC Centre UNEVOC Centre UNEVOC Centre UNEVOC Centre UNEVOC Centre UNEVOC Centre UNEVOC Centre UNEVOC Centre UNEVOC Centre UNEVOC Centre UNEVOC Centre UNEVOC Centre UNEVOC Centre UNEVOC Centre UNEVOC Centre UNEVOC Centre UNEVOC Centre UNEVOC Centre UNEVOC Centre UNEVOC Centre

9 UNEVOC Network structure after regionalisation
Africa Region UNEVOC Centre Central and Eastern Africa Cluster UNEVOC Centre Southern Africa Cluster UNEVOC Centre UNEVOC Centre Western Africa Cluster UNEVOC Centre Arab States Region UNEVOC Centre UNEVOC Network structure after regionalisation UNEVOC Centre Mashreq States Cluster UNEVOC Centre Northern Africa/Arab States Cluster UNEVOC Centre UNEVOC Centre UNESCO-UNEVOC International Centre UNEVOC Centre Asia Pacific Region UNEVOC Centre Eastern and South Eastern Asia Cluster UNEVOC Centre Pacific Islands Cluster UNEVOC Centre South Asia Cluster UNEVOC Centre UNEVOC Centre Europe, CIS and North America Region UNEVOC Centre CIS Cluster UNEVOC Centre Europe Cluster UNEVOC Centre North America Cluster UNEVOC Centre UNEVOC Centre Latin America and the Caribbean Region UNEVOC Centre UNEVOC Centre Caribbean Cluster UNEVOC Centre Central and Latin America Cluster UNEVOC Centre UNEVOC Centre

10 UNEVOC Network Regions and
Clustering 21 UCs 24 UCs 23 UCs 17 UCs 10 UCs Central and Eastern Africa West Africa Southern Africa 13 UCs Mashreq States North African Arab States 23 UCs Africa Caribbean Central and Latin America Arab States UNESCO-UNEVOC International Centre Latin America and the Caribbean Asia Pacific Europe, CIS and North America Eastern and South Eastern Asia Sothern Asia North America 14 UCs Pacific Islands CIS 30 UCs Europe 21 UCs 4 UCs 14 UCs 41 UCs

11 UNESCO-UNEVOC International Centre A South-Eastern Asian Member State
Cooperation between International, Regional and National Network Sample region Sample member state UNESCO-UNEVOC International Centre Asia Pacific Region Each cluster has a coordinator coming from Cluster Coordinating Centres (CCCs) A South-Eastern Asian Member State Eastern and South-Eastern Asia Cluster UNEVOC Centre Ministry Local Government and Private TVET Institutes UNESCO Community (HQ/Field Office/Chairs/Institutes) Pacific Islands Cluster UNEVOC Centre National Body South Asia Cluster UNEVOC Centre Training Centre UNEVOC Centre University-Research lead and coordinate national TVET network act as a clearinghouse in TVET cascade information and experience from the UNEVOC Network to member state Contribute innovative experience and practices to the UNEVOC Network International Organizations Regional TVET Players UNESCO Regional Office

12 “Networking and Partnership are the new Strategic Resources in Post 2015 era” Thank you !

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