12th – 14th November 2024.
Julius Nyerere International Convention Centre, Dar es Salaam, Tanzania.
In an era marked by unprecedented global challenges, including climate change, economic instability, and social inequalities, the resilience of education systems has never been more critical. Education serves as the foundation upon which societies build their future, yet many systems around the world are struggling to cope with rapid changes and uncertainties. The International Quality Education Conference (IQEC) aims to address these challenges head-on, focusing on the theme "Fostering Resilient Education Systems for Sustainable Development in Africa." This theme emphasizes creating education systems that are robust and adaptable, designed to support sustainable development goals. It focuses on ensuring that education systems can effectively respond to challenges, integrate sustainable practices, and provide learners with the skills and knowledge needed for a sustainable future. The Conference will be conducted with other education stakeholders, including UNICEF.
Education systems are often at the frontline of societal change, and their ability to adapt and evolve is essential for fostering sustainable development. Resilient education systems are not just about maintaining functionality during crises; they are about ensuring that education remains a powerful tool for societal advancement and equity. As global challenges continue to evolve, the need for education systems that can adapt to shifting circumstances, integrate sustainable practices, and ensure inclusivity has become increasingly urgent.
This year has been designated as the Year of Education by African Union (AU), underscoring the global and regional commitment to advancing educational quality and accessibility. This designation provides a unique opportunity to focus on strengthening education systems worldwide and to highlight the critical role of education in achieving sustainable development goals. The IQEC conference is timely, offering a platform to leverage this regional momentum and address how Tanzania, and other African countries, can build more resilient education systems.
In Tanzania, this need is particularly pressing. The country faces unique challenges including rapid population growth, regional disparities in educational access and quality, and vulnerability to climate change impacts. The IQEC conference seeks to contextualize these issues by addressing how Tanzania and other African countries can build a more resilient education system. By focusing on the specific needs and , in Dar es Salaam, Julius Nyerere International Convention Centre. opportunities, the conference aims to generate actionable insights and strategies that are tailored to the local environment, while aligning with global and regional best practices. The conference will explore how Africa education systems and Tanzania in particular can better withstand and adapt to environmental, economic, and social pressures. It will provide a platform for education stakeholders to share their experiences and collaborate on solutions that are both innovative and practical. The IQEC conference seeks to drive meaningful progress in enhancing the resilience and sustainability of education systems in Tanzania and beyond.
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Prof. Adolf Mkenda,
Minister of Education Science
and Technology.
Ms. Martha Makala,
National Coordinator
TEN/MET.
Ms. Faraja Nyalandu,
TEN/MET Board Chair.
Mr. Jumanne Mtambalike,
CEO, Sahara Ventures
Ms. Mwasi Wilmore,
CEO,Ubongo Kids.
Past conferences conducted by TEN/MET
The conference will be conducted at;
Julius Nyerere International Conference Centre, Dar es salaam ,Tanzania.