Asia and Pacific Programme of Education for All (APPEAL)
The Asia and Pacific Programme of Education for All (APPEAL) is a regional co-operative programme designed to promote literacy, Early Childhood Care and Education (ECCE) and primary education and continuing education as integrated components of basic education and lifelong learning under the guiding principle of a human rights-based approach to education. Read more
- This website's main objective is to work as a portal into our programme themes.
- In about APPEAL you can learn more about APPEAL's work and history.
- Click on networks to learn about APPEAL's networks in the Asia and Pacific region.
- Our resources section presents all of our publications and links to the more extensive resource sections in our programme themes.
- Use our search function to find specific information about our programmes.
News and Events
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01.02.12:
Launch of Global LIFE Mid-term Evaluation Report 2006-2011: Looking Forward with LIFE
The global mid-term evaluation report on UNESCO’s Literacy Initiative for Empowerment (LIFE, 2006-2015), produced by UIL on the basis of national and regional...
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09.01.12:
4th Issue of Multilingual Education E-Newsletter
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04.01.12:
Illustrating the Right to Education in Afghanistan for Girls and Boys
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23.12.11:
Just Released: Gender Wire December Issue!
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06.12.11:
Drawing Benefits from Girl’s Education
Publications
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Achieving EFA Through Equivalency Programmes in Asia-Pacic: A regional overview with highlights from India, Indonesia, Thailand and the Philippines
This publication, produced by the Asia-Pacific Programme of Education for All (APPEAL) at UNESCO’s Regional Office in Bangkok, provides a synthesis of...
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Parenting Education Guidebook
"The Parenting Education Guidebook" aims to raise awareness of the importance of ECCE and the crucial roles that caregivers play in a child’s health,...
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Facilitators' Handbook for Parenting Education
"Facilitators’ Handbook for Parenting Education" is for the facilitators who will guide the parenting education programmes. The Handbook is divided...
