2. Overview
1. Current portfolio in Education, Training and
Employment (ETE)
2. Why a new name for our unit? What’s in this new
name?
3. What’s next? Future orientations and trends
4. Questions for debate
4. Four thematic areas
• General Education
primary, secondary, teacher education, curriculum reform, quality of
education, school management, school infrastructure, sector support
• Technical Vocational Education & Training
formal and non-formal, policy development, system overhaul, quality of
training, labour-market relevance, infrastructure & equipment, funding
• Strengthening of Individual Competences
previously Scholarship programs
• Entrepreneurship & business incubators
6. Distribution ongoing by country (in million EURO)
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UGA BDI RDC PZA VIE SAF MOR ALG BEN NER MLI SEN TAN BOL
Million€
General Education - EXE TVET - EXE
Strengthening Individual Competences - EXE Entrepreneurship & business support - EXE
7. Distribution ongoing by country (in million EURO)
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80
UGA BDI RDC PZA VIE SAF MOR ALG BEN NER MLI SEN TAN BOL
Million€
General Education - EXE TVET - EXE
Strengthening Individual Competences - EXE Entrepreneurship & business support - EXE
10. In previous years our portfolio evolved …
• Previously mainly activities in formal education and
training
• Share of TVET increased (in particular non-formal)
• Scope has widened to: “from learning to work”
– more focus on employability of graduates
– employment support
• Entrepreneurship & business incubators – the new kid
around the block
11. (Ctd)
• Increased Private Sector involvement through Public
Private Partnerships (PPP)
• More focus on relevance of education and training
• Active role for the learner (ATL, student-centered learning)
• Compentency-based learning
• Emphasis on practical training & learning:
– Learning by doing
– work-based learning
• Education Budget Support ↓ (today only Palestine)
13. International trends
• Education and Training again on the agenda
Global Partnership for Education (GPE) – Education Commission –
World Development Report 2018 on education
• Increased focus on employment as a development
strategy
• Entrepreneurship & private sector development
• Migration & education in post-conflict
EU trust fund for migration, Education Cannot Wait
• Digital for Development
15. New thematic priorities for Belgium (what)
• Inclusive and sustainable economic growth
in particular through entrepreneurship & employment
• Human Rights Based Approach
• Digital for Development
• Climate change & renewable energy
• Gender
• Migration
• Training programs (next generation)
16. Change the way we do things … (how)
• No business as usual (“start from a white page”)
• Focus on opportunities rather than needs only
• Active private sector involvement (incl. Belgian)
• Rely more on Belgian public and private expertise
• focus on results and impact (“show me the figures”)
• Simple & straightforward with achievable goals
• Focus on beneficiaries, less on central institutions
17. When?
• Partly applied in ongoing projects (policy review)
• full roll-out in new country programs
– 2016: Morocco (Entrepreneurship, TVET, migration)
– 2017: Burkina Faso, Guinea–Conakry, Palestine, Tanzania,
Senegal
– 2018: Benin, Uganda