What Next? The report The report, and the accompanying video, can be used by participants as promotional material for influencing policy makers and as reference material for their own practice. EENET's newsletter, 'Enabling Education' Issue No 2, focuses on the Agra seminar and can therefore also be used as reference and promotional material. The experiences shared and material collected at the Agra seminar will form the basis of a more substantial publication in the longer term. The provisional title for this publication is 'Lessons from the South' and it will consist of a collection of case studies illustrating the key themes identified at the seminar. The publication will be commissioned and edited by EENET. Participants Individual and country action plans were written by participants on the last day of the seminar. They included plans to disseminate the papers shared, and lessons learnt; to use the UNESCO Resource Pack; to hold inter-ministerial meetings on IE; and to establish greater links between IE and CBR. "The development of further certificate studies in Inclusive Education with an emphasis on school renewal revitalisation of the teaching process, flexible and creative methodologies and diverse strategies for removing barriers that are limiting for children" Graham Leach, PNG. Participants pledged to publicise EENET in their home countries and to submit project information, stories of success and failure for the newsletter, photos, jokes and cartoons. Already EENET has received several papers from participants who have re-written their presentations in the light of the discussions at the seminar. Information about the was submitted on disk and this is now available. Finally many of the photos featured in the report were submitted by participants. Seminars The seminar participants in Agra proposed a follow-up seminar in the year 2000. Several venues were suggested, but there has been no agreement about the exact date or location. It was suggested that it could be useful for the next seminar to be linked in some way with two international conferences due to be held in the year 2000. These are: the International Special Education Congress (ISEC), which is due to be held in Manchester, UK, in July, and a UN Education for All conference which is a follow up to the Jomtien Conference of 1990. It may be more appropriate to plan for a regional, rather than an international, seminar. It is likely that any follow up meetings or seminars would be organised by EENET, with support from IDDC. Applications from agencies and/or countries wishing to host any future seminars should therefore be addressed to
What Next? The report The report, and the accompanying video, can be used by participants as promotional material for influencing policy makers and as reference material for their own practice. EENET's newsletter, 'Enabling Education' Issue No 2, focuses on the Agra seminar and can therefore also be used as reference and promotional material. The experiences shared and material collected at the Agra seminar will form the basis of a more substantial publication in the longer term. The provisional title for this publication is 'Lessons from the South' and it will consist of a collection of case studies illustrating the key themes identified at the seminar. The publication will be commissioned and edited by EENET. Participants Individual and country action plans were written by participants on the last day of the seminar. They included plans to disseminate the papers shared, and lessons learnt; to use the UNESCO Resource Pack; to hold inter-ministerial meetings on IE; and to establish greater links between IE and CBR. "The development of further certificate studies in Inclusive Education with an emphasis on school renewal revitalisation of the teaching process, flexible and creative methodologies and diverse strategies for removing barriers that are limiting for children" Graham Leach, PNG. Participants pledged to publicise EENET in their home countries and to submit project information, stories of success and failure for the newsletter, photos, jokes and cartoons. Already EENET has received several papers from participants who have re-written their presentations in the light of the discussions at the seminar. Information about the was submitted on disk and this is now available. Finally many of the photos featured in the report were submitted by participants. Seminars The seminar participants in Agra proposed a follow-up seminar in the year 2000. Several venues were suggested, but there has been no agreement about the exact date or location. It was suggested that it could be useful for the next seminar to be linked in some way with two international conferences due to be held in the year 2000. These are: the International Special Education Congress (ISEC), which is due to be held in Manchester, UK, in July, and a UN Education for All conference which is a follow up to the Jomtien Conference of 1990. It may be more appropriate to plan for a regional, rather than an international, seminar. It is likely that any follow up meetings or seminars would be organised by EENET, with support from IDDC. Applications from agencies and/or countries wishing to host any future seminars should therefore be addressed to