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Global Framework on Transferable Skills

Global Framework on Transferable SkillsNovember 2019 Published by UNICEF Education SectionProgramme Division3 United Nations Plaza New York, NY United Nations Children s Fund (UNICEF) 2019 ISBN: 978-92-806-5111-9 Cover photo: UNICEF/UN0299787/RalaivitaDesign and layout by Roberto C. Rossi Global Framework on Transferable Skills is a Global public good that was developed under the guidance of the Education Section at UNICEF headquarters in New York. It is a living document that will be periodically Framework utilizes and builds upon conceptualization, research, and content developed in 2017 to produce the Middle East and North Africa Conceptual and Programmatic Framework (MENA-CPF). The MENA-CPF was developed within the scope of the Life Skills and Citizenship Education (LSCE) initiative ( ).

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