"CEED PH stems from the Capacity Building Program for Entrepreneurship Education (CBP4EE) in the Philippines, led by Miriam College, the UNESCO APEID EE Philippine Chapter, as the proponent of the 2-year Center of Excellence (COE) Project Grant by the Commission on Higher Education (CHED). CEED PH is a collaboration of seven regional academic partners and a multi-sector ecosystem to build an agile entrepreneurship education landscape.  

This Miriam College program initiative is a timely response to interest generated through research, conferences, academic experiences of academic institutions in the Philippines, and the policy recommendations among member countries of the UNESCO APEID EE-Net ASEAN and Asia Pacific Country meetings since 2014. The CHED MC COE project highlighted the profound value of an evolving “Entrepreneurship Education Discipline, the Educator, and the Enabling Multi-Sector Ecosystem” that encourages and helps permeate an “innovative society with an entrepreneurship mindset, values, and culture.” 

Read the rest of the story on the UNESCO Bangkok Asia and the Pacific Regional Bureau of Education website: https://bangkok.unesco.org/content/fruits-ee-net-philippines-addressing-pandemic