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Non-Formal Adult Learning and Community Education Strategy (NALCES)

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NALCES Uganda

Please find below the Uganda Non-Formal Adult Learning and Community Education Strategy (NALCES) for the period 2023/24-2027/28.

This comprehensive strategy aims to revolutionise adult education in Uganda, providing a robust framework to foster lifelong learning and inclusive community development. Designed through a collaborative and participatory process, NALCES addresses critical gaps and challenges identified in previous adult education initiatives. It emphasises the creation of a qualitative learning system that empowers both youth and adults, ensuring that every learner has access to sustainable and equitable educational opportunities.

Some key objectives of NALCES include:

  • Developing inclusive and high-quality NALCE programmes
  • Establishing flexible learning pathways through an assessment and accreditation framework
  • Strengthening governance and coordination for effective service delivery
  • Promoting evidence-based policy formulation and implementation
  • Building the capacity of stakeholders at all levels for effective lifelong learning, and
  • Operationalising a comprehensive monitoring and evaluation system.

The strategy outlines several interventions to achieve these goals, such as establishing learning spaces, providing inclusive learning materials, enhancing the quality of education programmes, and fostering strategic partnerships. By addressing these areas, NALCES seeks to create a transformative impact on adult education in Uganda, making lifelong learning accessible and beneficial for all.

Join us on this journey towards a brighter, more educated future. Dive deeper into NALCES and discover how we are shaping the landscape of adult education in Uganda.

Non formal Adult Learning and Community Edycation Strategy NALCES 2023 461.928 KB

Organisation Ministry of Gender, Labor and Social Development

Author Ministry of Gender, Labor and Social Development

Publication Date 19 June 2024

Topic ALE

Region East Africa

Country Uganda

Sector Public sector

Type Other