The Council of Europe adopted the Education Resilience Principles during the 26th Session of the Conference of Ministers of Education on 28-29 September 2023.
“Quality, Inclusive Education, Even in Crisis!”
“The 6 principles for resilient educational ecosystems make learning unstoppable.”
This tool empowers users to systematically assess their educational ecosystem.
Leveraging an automated digital platform, it facilitates a deep dive into contexts that require intervention, ensuring the creation of a resilient learning environment.
Ensuring the right and access to quality education at all times
Empowering education systems for current and future challenges and contributing to more sustainable and inclusive democratic European societies.
Supporting educational stakeholders from member States to school governance by providing guidance and practical tools, fostering preparedness for educational systems, Informing strategic planning, monitoring and evaluation for more sustainable, fair, and inclusive education systems.
Users of EDURES are identified as “educational leaders” within (or connected to) educational institutions:
Since the launch of the Council of Europe’s EDURES Pilot Project in Spring 2024, significant strides have been made in implementing the toolkit designed to enhance education during emergencies and crises.
On 3 July 2024, the Council of Europe officially launched the piloting of its “Education in Times of Emergencies and Crisis Toolkit – EDURES” in Tirana.
A peer exchange and a joint working group comprised of representatives of the Albanian authorities, Council of Europe experts and Secretariat took place in Vienna on 24-25 April 2024.
The first operational workshops of the EDURES Pilot Action in Friuli Venezia Giulia will take place on 15 and 17 of April 2024.
On 24 March 2024, the second informative meeting of the EDURES Pilot Action in Friuli Venezia Giulia was held in digital mode.
A launch of regional piloting of the Council of Europe’s toolkit on Education at times of emergencies and crisis started in Friuli-Venezia-Giulia.
