Technical Support Instrument
Since 2018, EASNIE has been a technical provider for several actions under the Technical Support Instrument (TSI), previously known as the Structural Reform Support Programme (SRSP).
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Since 2018, EASNIE has been a technical provider for several actions under the Technical Support Instrument (TSI), previously known as the Structural Reform Support Programme (SRSP).
Learners’ educational opportunities and life chances can be shaped by many factors, both inside and outside the education system. As such, cross-sector collaboration at all levels – between ministries (education, social, health and others), regional- and local-level services and disciplines, including non-governmental organisations and schools – is essential to ensure all learners are given the opportunity to fulfil their potential.
This background paper aims to provide a conceptual foundation, inspiration and working models on the topic of cross-sector collaboration for inclusion. It highlights relevant trends, systemic needs and promising directions for cross-sector work for inclusive education. The paper also presents conceptual models and implementation approaches that can be adapted to national and local contexts. It concludes with a set of key questions developed to prompt further reflection and dialogue among policy-makers and practitioners.
The About us document describes EASNIE and its history. It outlines what EASNIE does and how it works, and gives an overview of the organisation’s structure. It is available to download as an accessible PDF.
A peer-learning activity looked at developing and monitoring collaboration at national, regional/local and school/classroom levels.
In December, the Swedish Agency for Participation hosted an online conference, titled ‘A barrier free future for every child’.
The conference took place under the Swedish Presidency of the Nordic Council of Ministers. It aimed to share ways to enable all learners’ participation in education and strengthen networks of experts and organisations representing learners with disabilities in Europe, with a particular focus on Ukraine and Nordic and Baltic countries.
The Collaborative Action for Inclusive Education (CAFIE) activity explores collaboration and cross-sector working at all system levels as a key factor in implementing inclusive education policy. It seeks to support EASNIE member countries to advance cross-sectoral work by providing them with a solid knowledge base, useful tools and examples, as well as networking opportunities and connections. By following a peer-learning methodology, it aims to enhance countries’ learning and increase their capacity to plan for and address complex problems related to the topic.
The event was part of work to build capacity for cross-sectoral collaboration at national and regional levels.
The European Agency Statistics on Inclusive Education (EASIE) is EASNIE’s data collection activity. It provides clearly focused data that informs country policy priorities and the European Commission’s strategic objectives on inclusive education, and the implementation of the United Nations’ Sustainable Development Goal (SDG) 4, which requires countries to ensure inclusive and equitable education and promote lifelong learning opportunities for all.
The European Agency Statistics on Inclusive Education (EASIE) represents the Agency’s commitment to data collection that informs policy-making.