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AEWA Geneva 2026 – Institutionalization Participant

AEWA Geneva 2026 – Institutionalization Participant

Issued on 19 Jun 2026 by

Alliance for the Education of Women in Afghanistan (AEWA)

Alliance for the Education of Women in Afghanistan (AEWA)

This credential recognizes professionals who participated in AEWA's Fourth Annual Meeting, contributing to the Alliance's transition from emergency educational response toward long-term institutional development. The meeting focused on embedding quality standards into sustainable systems through governance strengthening, accreditation pathways, peer recognition mechanisms, transcript portability, curriculum alignment, digital infrastructure, and international cooperation. Badge holders participated in shaping the Alliance's Strategic Roadmap 2026–2028, supporting a coordinated global ecosystem dedicated to expanding quality educational opportunities for Afghan women and girls.
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Achievement Type Participation
Field of Study Education
Code AEWA-GENEVA-2026
Specialization Education in Crisis and Restricted Contexts

Issuer

The Alliance for the Education of Women in Afghanistan is a global coalition of education providers, institutions, and partners working to ensure access to quality education for Afghan women and girls in contexts where formal systems are restricted or unavailable.

Established in response to the disruption of national education systems, AEWA operates as a coordinated ecosystem that supports independent and non-governmental learning providers through shared standards, quality assurance mechanisms, and peer recognition frameworks.

AEWA develops and maintains a common set of Learning Quality Standards, enabling providers to evaluate, improve, and demonstrate the quality of their educational programs. Through structured processes including self-evaluation, coaching, and peer-informed review, the Alliance promotes accountability, continuous improvement, and interoperability across learning pathways.

By aligning diverse providers within a shared framework, AEWA contributes to the development of a coherent, trusted system of education delivery for Afghan women and girls across multiple geographies and modalities.

Criteria

To earn this badge, participants must: Participate in the Fourth Annual Meeting of the Alliance for the Education of Women in Afghanistan, held in Geneva, Switzerland, from 18–20 June 2026.

Engage in the strategic discussions focused on:

  • institutional governance
  • quality assurance
  • peer recognition
  • accreditation
  • student pathways
  • curriculum development
  • digital infrastructure
  • policy and advocacy

Contribute to the collaborative development of AEWA's Strategic Roadmap 2026–2028 and Institutionalization Framework.


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