Empowering Africa Through Development Learning

Building Capacity, Reducing Poverty, and Promoting Innovation Across Africa

8 Members Countries

Mali, Tanzania, Kenya, Uganda, Benin, Ivory Cost cote d’lvoire and Senegal

Funding

Over $9,000 in Annual Funding for Development Programs

10 Years

Excellence in Capacity Building

About us

AADLC was registered in Tanzania under NGOs Act no 24 of 2002 in March, 2016. It was created by the African Development Learning Centers in the Global Development Learning Network-GDLN. It represents the common interests of the African DLCs as they become independent providers of training and capacity building programs using telecommunications and other technologies. Currently has the following members
The African Association of Development Learning Centers (AADLC) drives professional training and capacity-building worldwide by leveraging telecommunications and innovative technologies. As part of the Global Development Learning Network (GDLN), AADLC fosters collaboration, knowledge sharing, and digital learning solutions to support sustainable development. Established by 14 affiliate Development Learning Centers (DLCs), the association empowers its members to become independent providers of high-quality training, equipping individuals and organizations with the skills needed to create lasting impact in their communities.

Objective Functions

Obective

To coordinate a regional approach of negotiation with the Global Development Learning Network, with the service providers, suppliers of equipment and other partners; to promote a certain ethics of management and training (to take care on the contents of quality and the good standards of management).

Obective

To promote indigenous contents of training; to promote the building capacities of its members; to contribute to the access to the grouped financings of the Development Learning Centre’s.

Obective

To fight poverty and to promote developing skills and competencies for the public and private sector, civil society, academics for the delivery of best quality standard services through cost effective Development learning using cutting-edge technology.

Members

  • Centre d’Education a Development du Berlin (Benin)

    "Leading provider of development education in Benin."

  • Kenya School of Government (Kenya)

    "Empowering public sector professionals since 1964."

  • Tanzania Public Service College (Tanzania)

    "Formerly Tanzania Global Agency, now a hub for public service training."

  • Uganda Management Institute (Uganda)

    "Enhancing management skills for sustainable development."

  • Mali Centre de Formation pour le Development (Mali)

    "Pioneering capacity-building programs in Mali."

  • Tanzania Public Service College (Dar Es Salaam Campus)

    The Tanzania Public Service College Dar es Salaam Campus (TPSC) is among the six campuses for Tanzania Public Service College,

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