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KEY SKILLS FOR YOUTH IN 21ST CENTURY,\u00a018TH TO 25TH OF AUGUST 2016<\/h2>\n

Forum as a new annual regional meetings format<\/strong><\/p>\n

It is privilege for Media Education Centre, Belgrade<\/strong> to be invited to participate on the Forum. We believe that cooperation with Central Asia Region is crucial for Education for Sustainable Development, \u00a0building knowledge Society and reach UN Millennium Goals.<\/p>\n

This concept note defines the purpose, objectives, format, approach to the composition of\u00a0participants and the Agenda, as well as cross-cutting issues and other topics of the First Regional\u00a0“Central Asian Adult Education Forum”<\/strong> (hereinafter – the Forum) in 2016, which will become an\u00a0annual event conducted by DVV International for Central Asia (Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Uzbekistan).<\/p>\n

\"Kara-Oy,<\/p>\n

The Forum is going to be a democratic communication and discussion platform for interaction of\u00a0creatively thinking specialists (both theorists and practitioners) working in the field of Adult\u00a0Education with a focus on non-formal education system. During the Forum meetings, discussions,\u00a0creative workshops, brainstorming sessions and consultations with experts a free exchange of\u00a0opinions, development of joint projects for future implementation and of various strategic\u00a0documents outlining the vision of further promotion of the Adult Education conception in Central\u00a0Asia will be conducted. Being on the one hand the new format of regional meetings, the Forum will\u00a0continue to be held, as the previous event, in the format of “Summer Academy”, an educational\u00a0platform for the partners, where they can improve their skills, exchange experience and\u00a0knowledge.<\/p>\n

\"WEB_DVV\"<\/p>\n

DVV International as an organisational structure the Forum will play a coordinating role in the establishment of\u00a0regional relations and connections between the experts and partners of DVV International in three\u00a0Central Asian countries, inviting them to work together, both at the Forum and in various temporary\u00a0working groups and Expert Councils.<\/p>\n

Hosts of the Forum<\/strong><\/p>\n

As the leading professional organisation in the field of adult education and development cooperation, DVV International<\/strong> provides worldwide support for the development and expansion of sustainable structures for youth and adult education. The Institute is currently working with more than 200 partners in over 30 countries in Africa, Asia, Latin America and Europe.<\/p>\n

\"karte-welt\"<\/p>\n

Forum is organised by DVV International Offices in Central Asia<\/strong>, including the Regional office in\u00a0Tashkent. The leading role in the organisation of logistical procedures is fulfilled by the DVV\u00a0International Representative office in Kyrgyzstan<\/strong>.<\/p>\n

Forum will be held on the\u00a0“hot lake” ISSYK KUL in Kyrgyzstan<\/strong><\/p>\n

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Lake Issyk-Kul, which means \u201cthe hot lake\u201d in the Turkic languages of Central Asia, holds the title as one of the largest alpine lakes in the world. At an altitude of 1,609 meters above sea level it is exceeded only by Lake Titicaca in Bolivia as highest of the large mountain lakes. Two mountain chains of the Central Tien Shan Range border the lake \u2013 in the north the Kungei-Alatau (in Turkic: \u201cfacing the sun\u201d), and in the south the Terskei-Alatau (in Turkic: \u201cturned away from the sun\u201d). About one hundred large and small rivers flow down into the lake from these peaks, carving gorges and canyons into the mountain flanks. The largest of these rivers, the Tyup and the Jergalan, empty into the lake in the east. In the south, the largest rivers are the Karakol, Kyzyl-Suu, Juuka, Barskoon and Ton; in the north, there are two rivers called Aksu and three rivers called Koisu (Chon \u201cBig\u201d Koisu, Orto \u201cMiddle\u201d Koisu and Kichi \u201cSmall\u201d Koisu). There are no outlets for the waters of Lake Issyk-Kul, so the lake has a high salinity, actually tasting salty to bathers.<\/p>\n\n\t\t