Overview
Bantani Education provides LoopMe, a tool designed to help organizations take control of development processes for individuals in development programs. The platform appears to focus on education administration and personal development tracking.
In the news
- Phase 2 of DARYA SCAFFOLD is done. And looking back at what this community has built over the past year, it is hard not to feel proud. 👏 Five national Training of Trainers sessions across Central Asia. 313 trainers trained. 110 practitioners recognised through the open badge portfolio. A regional CPD event in Almaty that brought together specialists from all five countries and led to 14 CPD programme designs. A two-day online Forum with 229 participants. Ten in-person events with 692 people in the room, alongside over 1,600
- Soil gives us food, clean water and healthy ecosystems. But it rarely gets the attention it deserves. SoilSparks is trying to change that, not by talking at young people, but asking them to lead. The project has just finished the first stage, and we are excited to share the latest updates with you. During the summer, thirty young people from 23 countries joined the project, all coming from very different backgrounds. In June and July they completed and online summer school on soil. Then they spent five days together at Parc naturel
- Thirty young people. Fifteen countries. Five days in Reims getting their hands literally in the soil. Last month, Bantani Education held SoilSparks co-creation camp in partnership with EUROPARC Federation - and the young people who came did not just learn about soil. They started building the campaign. As participant Alberto Madrassi put it: "The work doesn't stop here." He is right. What comes next is bigger - a pan-European campaign designed by young people, for young people, launching later this year. More to come!🌱
- Have you seen this yet? The DARYA SCAFFOLD CPD Toolkit is free, ready to use and built for facilitators who want professional development that actually changes practice. Nine ready-to-use tools, each with a facilitator guide, session presentation and practical activities. Grounded in the evidence base for effective CPD, the eight quality indicators and the SCAFFOLD design solution. Use them as standalone sessions or as a complete programme - they adapt to your context, your group size and your priorities. Nine tools.
- What makes SoilSparks genuinely different is the premise: that young people are not the audience for this conversation, but the ones leading it. Watching that unfold in Reims (across languages, backgrounds and perspectives) confirmed why this work matters. We are proud to be part of it🙏 More to come!🌱
- Check out the latest CROSS project newsletter! 📬 As partners of this inspiring initiative, we are happy to share the latest from the project. This issue covers practical resources in development for researchers and institutions, fresh insights from employer interviews across 10 European countries on what makes PhD graduates employable beyond academia, highlights from our two Community Cafés and an Alumni Voices series in which five UCT Prague graduates share where their doctoral path took them. There are also several upcoming
- New from DARYA SCAFFOLD: a CPD Toolkit built for facilitators who want real change in practice. The toolkit brings together nine ready-to-use tools, each with a facilitator guide, a session presentation and practical activities to help participants take what they learn back into their work. The tools are grounded in the evidence base for effective CPD, the eight quality indicators and the SCAFFOLD design solution. They work as standalone sessions or as a complete programme, and they are designed to adapt to different
- Today, 27 young people from 15+ countries arrived at Parc naturel régional de la Montagne de Reims for the International SoilSparks Camp. We couldn't be more excited about what they will bring! 🙏 Over the next four days, this group will do something unusual: they will co-design a real communications campaign about soil. Not produce a report. Not sit through lectures. Design actual content, test real ideas and vote on the challenges they think their peers across Europe will genuinely want to join. Why soil? Because it holds a third
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