Inspiring practices of lifelong learning regional policies

During the event, the Malopolska partnership for lifelong learning will be presented by Magdalena Tarnowska-Torbus from WUP, Labour office in Krakow, Region of Malopolska, Poland.

The main objective of this partnership is to make lifelong learning the governing principle of regional education policy and to offer Malopolska's citizens the opportunity to learn throughout their lives, whatever their background or context. The initiative involves over 100 stakeholders and transforms adult education within the region. 

What you can expect

• Find out how the Malopolska partnership for lifelong learning works 
• The achievements reached so far 
• Panel discussion with two other EU regions: Wallonia, Belgium and Veneto, Italy

About the Lifelong Learning Platform

The main focus of the Lifelong Learning Platform is collaborating with EU institutions but also occasionally cooperates with national, regional and local stakeholders as they believe the EU cooperation in regional lifelong learning could be enhanced. 

On a regional level, LLLP has been active in networks of regional and local authorities, such as ERRIN. The cooperation usually ranges from policy support to joint projects and events. The main objective is to strengthen cooperation with regional stakeholders to enhance the positive impact on lifelong learning systems within Europe.