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BESA's designated charity: Education for All
Education for All seeks to ensure that in the UK the building of new schools, or the refurbishment of existing schools, is done in a way that has benefits on a local, national and global level by promoting life-long learning and sustainability for everyone, whist seeking environmental mitigation of landfill.
Education for All specialise in providing educational resources to schools and educational projects, in developing countries, to compliment and support the work carried out by Government education ministries and emergency relief and development charities.
Education for All Trust supplies resources in three ways:
- Charity Aid - Activities funded from donations to charity supported educational projects and schools, mainly small projects and single schools.
- National Aid - Larger scale educational infrastructure support and technical assistance, funded by Government Departments and Corporate business.
- Humanitarian Aid - Disaster and conflict relief support, working in partnership with the Inter-Agency Network for Education in Emergencies, and the Education in Emergencies Cluster working group, headed by UNICEF and Save the Children, to provide supplies in complex emergencies and natural disasters.
Possibly of interest
- BESA
- Literacy Forum @ The Education Show: The Future of Reading (January 2010)BESA Research: catalogue of recent research reports (January 2010)
- BESA charity
- BESA News: BESA charity 2007-2008 (March 2008)
- Sub-Saharan Africa
- BESA Daily News: Major ICT equipment and Services procurement exercise in Southern Africa (September 2008)International Market Report:Ghana Sector Report 2006 (August 2006)
- Sustainability and environmental issues
- BESA Daily News: £25 million Welsh schools investment (February 2010)Insight February 2010 (February 2010)
