Global Education Guidelines

European Strategy Framework For Improving and Increasing Global Education In Europe to the Year 2015 (The “Maastricht Global Education Declaration”

A European Strategy Framework For Improving and Increasing Global Education in Europe to the Year 2015 We, the participating delegations of the Europe-wide Global Education Congress, Maastricht, November 15th – 17th 2002, representing parliamentarians, governments, local and regional authorities and civil society organisations from the member states of the Council of Europe, desiring to contribute to the follow-up to the World Summit on Sustainable Development and to the preparations for the United Nations’ Decade for Education for Sustainable Development.

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2nd National Strategy on Education for Sustainable Development - ESD to 2030

THE OECD Pisa Global Competence Framework:

Global competence

Global Competence is a multi-dimensional construct that requires a combination of knowledge, skills, attitudes and values successfully applied to global issues or intercultural situations.

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Intercultural Education Strategy

The UN Sustainable Development Goals:

Global Education Network Europe (GENE) is the European network of Ministries and Agencies with national responsibility for policymaking, funding and support in the field of Global Education.

Started in 2001 with 6 national structures from 6 countries, GENE now has grown to include over 50 Ministries, Agencies and other national bodies, from over 25 countries.

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