GDLN Asia Pacific (AP) was established in December 2006 as a regional association of GDLN Centers , bound together by a common
belief in a simple idea - that knowledge should be accessible to all, quickly, easily and cost effectively.
Acting as the regional access point to the Global Development Learning Network, which has the capacity to connect over 120 GDLN Centers around the world
via videoconference, GDLN Asia Pacific organizes training courses, learning programs and other communication events to enhance development impact. Clie
nts are offered a technology platform as well as program design, preparation and delivery services, drawing on the resources of the network.
Many successful programs have been launched, often to meet urgent needs on a global scale, such as the inter-regional seminar series on Avian and Human
Influenza. In coordinating such programs, what makes the GDLN truly unique is its rich partnerships, ranging from governments, international and regional or
ganizations, corporations, universities to NGOs: the GDLN can serve as a catalyst to help build platforms for cross-sector, community outreach programs, for
example, or just as easily, reach into regional and global institutions such as ASEAN, APEC and United Nations agencies.
GDLN Asia Pacific looks forward to working with you to launch more dynamic initiatives commensurate with the demands of a truly diverse and vibrant region.
For more information, please contact GDLN Asia Pacific or a GDLN Center near you.
AP Partners
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Blended Learning International
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Leading Initiatives Worldwide(LIW)
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Australian National University(ANU)
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*Program Contact: Maree Tait
Cellular:
+61 404 469 276
Skype:
Maree.tait
*IT
Contact :
Shahandra Martino
Tel: +61 261 254 699
Email :shahandra.martino@anu.edu.au
Based at the Australian National University (ANU) in Canberra, the GDLN Australia Distance Learning Center was established in 2002. Housed within the Crawford School of Economics and Government on campus, GDLN Australia has direct access to world renowned economists, political scientists, environmental experts and public policy specialists. This capacity, along with drawing on the full range of expertise offered through the ANU and other organizations allows GDLN Australia to deliver a broad range of programs and events across the globe.