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A part of the University for Peace (Costa Rica), Earth Charter is an EDU Accredited course provider in Sustainable Development. The Center coordinates a UNESCO Chair on Education for Sustainable Development with the Earth Charter with the aim of implementing educational programmes and research activities in the field of education for sustainable development specifically on the intersection of sustainability, ethics and education. 

The Asian Institute of Diplomacy and International Affairs, is an independent, non-partisan, not-for-profit foreign policy think-tank, based in the highly geo-strategic Himalayan region.

EDU has been a UN Global Compact participant since August 2011.

EDU is the main sponsor of Scholarships for officials from developing nations at DCI.  Our organization also oversees coursework quality and accreditation. DCI experts also assist with critical negotiations for EDU access to war-torn countries to provide humanitarian assistance.

LJUBLJANA/BRUSSELS, January 26, 2015 - Director of the International Institute for Middle East and Balkan Studies (IFIMES) Zijad Bećirović and Secretary General of the Intergovernmental Organization (EDU) signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU). With the signing of a Memorandum of Cooperation, H.E. Irving Levance became a new member of the Advisory Board of the International Institute IFIMES. 

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IFIMES has also signed an MOU with the International Anti-Corruption Academy (IACA) in 2020.

The Budapest Centre is an advisor to the European Commission on Migration and Home Affairs and run EDU Accredited Training Programs.

Initial accreditation was awarded in 2014.

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EDU has been a registered with the EU Transparency Register since 2011.

The Code of Conduct in Annex 3 of the 2014 Interinstitutional Agreement on the Transparency Register sets out the rules for all those who register and establishes the underlying principles for standards of behaviour in all relations with the EU institutions.

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IEAC plays a crucial role in ensuring the quality and credibility of educational institutions and programs. Accreditation with IEAC is a voluntary process through which institutions and programs undergo rigorous evaluation to demonstrate that they meet established standards of quality and effectiveness.

The IEAC has also proved to be an essential and principal advisor in the coming launch of the Inter-governmental Certificate of Degree Equivalence (ICDE) initiative.

Founded in 2013, the European Council of Leading Business Schools (ECLBS) is a non-profit association. The goal of the ECLBS is to ensure that institutions of Vocational and Higher Education in Europe and all over the world meet the highest internationally recommended level of quality.

EAHEA and EDU agree to establish a framework for reciprocal recognition of their respective accreditation processes, certifications, and quality assurance standards in the field of higher education and life-long learning through a process of prior assessment and common, explicit agreement.

QAHE has signed MOUs with nationally recognized accrediting agencies, the Independent Accreditation and Rating Council (IARC) and the Accreditation Agency of the Kyrgyz Republic (AAKR), and also the Accreditation and Rating International Agency (ARIA), Uzbekistan for Dual Accreditation Arrangement.

Areas of Collaboration The parties agree to collaborate in the following areas: Mutual Recognition: Acknowledge and support each other’s accreditation processes and standards and to recognize the Inter-governmental Certificate of Degree Equivalence (ICDE). Capacity Building: Collaborate on initiatives that empower institutions and individuals through education.

Areas of Collaboration The parties agree to collaborate in the following areas: Mutual Recognition: Acknowledge and support each other’s accreditation processes and standards and to recognize the Inter-governmental Certificate of Degree Equivalence (ICDE). Capacity Building: Collaborate on initiatives that empower institutions and individuals through education.

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