NGO program managers and education coordinators
Planning a new cross-border education initiative between Australian and Timorese schools
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About
The eeSe education environment Social economy mind map template outlines a comprehensive framework for the Universal Education initiative by carbonXchange, covering 174 nodes across five major branches: WOS, Education Partners, Baguia Project, Governance, and Funding. This eeSe education environment Social economy template is designed for educators, NGOs, and community organizers to plan and manage cross-cultural education projects, specifically connecting Australian and Timorese schools. Key components include the '4 commitments' (Reforestation, Economic participation, Universal education, Regional partnerships), the 'Baguia Project' with Australian and Timor Leste education programs, and partnerships with Monash University, RBG Melbourne, AEF, and ESA. The template emphasizes experiential learning, intercultural learning, and educational attributes such as being accessible, adaptable, scalable, and downloadable as PDF. It serves as a strategic planning tool for developing cross-curriculum modules, technology resource hubs, and community nurseries.
Terms and ConditionsWhen to use this template
Grant writers and nonprofit directors
Developing a grant proposal for universal education projects with environmental and economic components
Partnership managers and project leads
Structuring partnerships with universities and organizations for a community-based education program
How to use this template
Step 1
Open and Explore the Core Framework
Open the template in Xmind to navigate the five primary branches including Governance, Funding, and the Baguia Project.
Step 2
Customize Education Programs and Partners
Edit the node text to replace placeholders with your specific staff, partners, and curriculum details for the Australian and Timorese programs.
Step 3
Finalize and Share Your Project Map
Add any additional nodes required for your social economy initiative and export the final map as a PDF or PNG for stakeholder collaboration.
Frequently asked questions
The template includes 174 nodes across five main branches: WOS (organization overview, staff, commitments), Education Partners (universities and NGOs), Baguia Project (Australian and Timor Leste education programs), Governance (MoUs), and Funding. It covers partnerships, curriculum development, and social indicators.
Use the 'Baguia Project' branch to map Australian and Timor Leste education programs, including cross-curriculum modules and technology resource hubs. The 'Education Partners' section helps identify collaborators like Monash University or RBG Melbourne for specific programs.
Yes, the template is fully editable in Xmind. You can customize nodes, add details, and export as PDF or image for printing. The design emphasizes 'downloadable (PDF)' and 'visual' attributes for easy sharing.
The 4 commitments are Reforestation (in Timor), Economic participation (Australia and Timor), Universal education (social, economic, environmental participation), and Regional partnerships (with Monash University, ESA, AEF, and others).
The Baguia Project has two sub-branches: Australian Education Program (developing F to 10 cross-curriculum modules and UE kits) and Timor Leste Education Program (in-school programs, community nurseries, technology resource hubs). It also includes social indicators and a concept section.
Absolutely. The 'Funding' branch provides a starting point for budgeting, while 'Governance' outlines MoUs. The detailed partner list and program descriptions help demonstrate a comprehensive project plan to funders.
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