Utilisateur:LLLP/Brouillon

Lifelong Learning Platform

Cadre

Forme juridique	Association sans but lucratif
Zone d’influence	Éducation

Fondation

Fondation	2005

Identité

Siège	Brussels
Président	David Lopez
Affiliation européenne	Civil Society Europe
Financement	European Commission
Slogan	« learning from cradle to grave. »
Site web	www.lllplatform.eu

Lifelong Learning Platform (European Civil Society for education and lifelong learning) is a non-profit and membership organisation (aisbl) registered in Belgium. It brings together over 41 European organisations working in education and training. Together, these organisations cover all sectors of education and training including networks for higher education, vocational education and training, adult education and popular education; networks for students, school heads, parents, HRD professionals, teachers and trainers. Currently these networks represent more than 50 000 educational institutions and associations covering all sectors of formal, non-formal and informal learning. Their members reach out to several millions of people across Europe.

The LLLP was created with the purpose of involving the different educative actors as closely as possible in the dynamics of discussing and implementing the policies and actions of the European Union. Its goal is to offer the possibility for the voice of European citizens to be heard on educational issues, and, leaning on the expertise of the networks that make up the platform, to bring concrete solutions for potential ways in which the decisions made by the European Institutions can be realised.

LLLP (former EUCIS-LLL) aims to build a citizen’s voice on education and training issues but also to propose concrete solutions to policy-makers in order to make lifelong learning a reality for all at all levels. The Platform is unique in bringing together these actors in a constructive dialogue across sectors but also between them and decision-makers. It works as a resource centre, a space for knowledge exchange and an incubator for policy recommendations to support a cultural shift in learning.

Steering Committee

Title		Name	Country
President		David Lopez	France
Secretary General		Regina Ebner	Austria
Treasurer		Luis Costa	Portugal
Vice Presidents		Jean-Marie Dujardin	Belgium
		Mare Oje	Estonia
		Eszter Salamon	Hungary
		Giuseppina Tucci	Italy
		Joana Pankowska	Poland