Enable access to higher quality education across the whole of Vanuatu
On September 30 2020, Kolisen Blong Leftemap Edukesen (KoBLE) in collaboration with the Vanuatu Teachers’ Union facilitated a workshop on SDG4. The workshop was made possible through the funding support of Asia South Pacific Basic and Adult Education (ASPBAE). Among the 34 participants present were school principals, teachers, student association representatives and CSOs working in the education sector.
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