About Us
Coalition for Education Development (CED) is a consortium of organizations involved in the education sector at national provincial and local levels in Sri Lanka.
We have an island wide membership network encompassing 60 organizations actively engaged in the field. Since inception in 2004, CED has been involved in promoting civil society participation in formulating and implementing policies related to education in Sri Lanka.
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What we do
- Policy advocacy
- Awareness rising
- Leadership and Capacity Development
- Research
Sri Lanka’s Project Implementation
- National Level
- Provincial Level
- Divisional level
- Rural Level
International Partnerships
- ASPBAE
- GCE
- DVV
- GPE
Member Organizations
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Latest News
Awareness Program on How to use RTI for protecting Education Rights
CED conducted an Awareness raising program on using the provision of RTI Act to mitigate corruption and promote accountability of the education sector. The main objective of this...
Capacity development programme for CED member organizations
CED conducted a capacity assessment using a standard questionnaire in March 2024 and according to the findings CED identified their capacity...
Media brief on National Education Policy framework
The parliamentary elections, which mark an important moment in the future and politics of Sri Lanka, held on November 14, 2024. At this crucial time for the future development and well-being...
Civil society observation on National Education Policy reforms
The former president appointed a cabinet subcommittee to develop a national education policy framework and the new NEPF compiled by an expert committee approved by the cabinet in December 2023. The government...
Compiling Spotlight report on SDG 04
CED has been involved in monitoring the progress of SDG 04 in Sri Lanka since 2019. Based on the findings through secondary data reviews and CED has been prepared reports on the progress drawbacks and challenges...
Conducting a GAP Analysis
Although the government of Sri Lanka adopted measures to ensure a uniform standard among all schools, some qualitative disparities are clearly perceptible. In this context despite the claim of universal access to...
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