Regional Harmonisation in Africa: Lessons and Relevance of PAQAC
Lessons learnt from the experience of the East African Community (EAC) in regional harmonisation efforts, particularly focusing on the Pan African Quality Assurance and Accreditation Framework (PAQAC). The transformation of the Inter University Council (IUC) into the Inter University Council for East Africa (IUCEA) and the implementation of the Harmonisation of African Higher Education Area (HAQAA) initiative are also discussed. The content explores the development of quality education in Africa through regional action plans and the establishment of quality culture in the EAC.
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Engaging Rural Communities in Practice
Individual Readiness Make sure you have identified an organization or coalition in your community that is meeting community needs that resonate with you. Be prepared to discuss your selection. Is there anything from the pre-assignment that you would like to cover in today s session?
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Team Activity Break into small teams to discuss the following questions: 1. Share your chosen community organization or coalition, the issue of interest you identified, and why you chose it. 2. What can you do to join the community in addressing this issue? 3. What local resources do you know of that you can bring to the relationship? 4. Who else can you bring with you?
