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=== OUR DEMANDS IN YOUR MANIFESTO ===

=== WE VOTE FOR EQUITABLE QUALITY EDUCATION IN THE COMING PARLIAMENTARY ELECTIONS ===

We the members of People’s Alliance for Fundamental Right to Education –PAFRE, as part our national campaign lead by RTE Forum, CACL and Alliance for ECD to make '''''care, protection, development and equitable quality education to all children from birth to 18 years''''' a prime political agenda in 2019 parliamentary elections. We demand the following as non-negotiable commitments to be included in your manifesto. We also demand a political commitment to fulfill the same post-elections.

'''OUR DEMANDS'''
# Recognize education as a process of socialisation and a tool for social transformation to deepen the democracy and to uphold the core values enshrined in the Constitution, United Nation Convention on the rights of the Child and UN Sustainable Developments Goals (SDGs).
# Commit to fulfill the promise of 6% of GDP to be invested in education as recommended by the Education Commission, and invest up to 10% of GDP in education, to address the past backlog of short funding.
# Extend the purview of the RTE Act from birth to 18 years, in line with the internationally recognized definition of childhood, by including ECCE, Preschool and higher secondary education as legal entitlements
# Take all measures to guarantee care, protection, development and equitable quality education in their respective mother tongue/regional language to all children from birth to 18 years in accordance with the provisions of Indian Constitution, United Nation Convention on the rights of the Child and UN Sustainable Developments Goals (SDGs).
# Politically commit to strengthen public education and take measures to stop mass closure/merger of state funded government schools
# Take steps to prepare a detailed road map for the holistic implementation of the RTE Act in letter and spirit without any dilution, including no detention and no expulsion provision under the Right to Education Act
# We commit ourselves to teach English as a language from early years of schooling to the competency level to respect the people’s aspirations
# Commit to strengthen School Development and Monitoring Committees (SMC) as primary vehicles of implementing the RTE Act at school level and allocate reasonable resources to strengthen them.
# Take measures to end all forms of exploitation and abuse on children and to put an end to child labour practice among children under the age of 18 to ensure equitable quality education in safe and secured school environment
# Commit to curb privatization and commercialization of education and promise to enact a stringent regulatory framework to enforce accountability of private schools. It includes regulation of fees, minimum norms and standards for quality and institutional structure for parent participation. Private institutions should fulfill their social obligation to reserve 25 per cent seats for the marginalized children as their commitment without any reimbursement
# Take steps to address inequality and discrimination in education system by moving away from multi-layered education system and build a national system of education based on the Common School System through neighbourhood school as envisaged in 1968, 1986 and 1992(revised ) policies

Organizations and institutions supporting the Education Manifesto, which are requesting all political parties to include these clauses in their 2019 election manifesto.

See '''https://tinyurl.com/2019EducationManifesto''' for the individuals and organizations endorsing the manifesto

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 [Mailto:pafre2010@gmail.com|pafre2010@gmail.com Email]. Contact Number: 94489 86913- 99649 46328
-The launch of Education Manifesto for all Children (Birth to 18 Years) at New Delhi on 17 December 2019.
+The launch of Education Manifesto for all Children (Birth to 18 Years) at New Delhi on 17 December 2018.
 {{#widget:YouTube|id=JwoeMfGW6y8}}
 [[Category:Education Manifesto]]

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 ''[http://karnatakaeducation.org.in/KOER/index.php/2019%E0%B2%B6%E0%B3%88%E0%B2%95%E0%B3%8D%E0%B2%B7%E0%B2%A3%E0%B2%BF%E0%B2%95%E0%B2%98%E0%B3%8B%E0%B2%B7%E0%B2%A3%E0%B3%86 ಕನ್ನಡದಲ್ಲಿ ನೋಡಿ]''
-'''MEMORANDUM - OUR DEMANDS IN YOUR ELECTION MANIFESTO - A'''
+'''MEMORANDUM - OUR DEMANDS IN YOUR ELECTION MANIFESTO - A NATIONAL CAMPAIGN'''
 Dear Madam/Sir,
-We, the members of PEOPLE’S ALLIANCE FOR FUNDAMENTAL RIGHT TO EDUCATION –PAFRE, as a part of our national campaign to make care, including health, nutrition , early opportunities for young children to stimulate sensory development and sustainable education of an equitable quality for all children until the age of 18 years as a prime political agenda in the forthcoming parliamentary elections 2019. This national campaign is led by the Alliance for Early Child Development, Right to Education Forum and Campaign Against Child Labour. We demand the following as non-negotiable commitments to be included in your party manifesto. We also demand a political commitment to fulfill the same post-elections.
+We, the members of PEOPLE’S ALLIANCE FOR FUNDAMENTAL RIGHT TO EDUCATION –PAFRE, as a part of our national campaign to make care, including health, nutrition , early opportunities for young children to stimulate sensory development and sustainable education of an equitable quality for all children until the age of 18 years as a prime political agenda in the forthcoming parliamentary elections 2019. This national campaign is led by the Alliance for Early Child Development, Right to Education Forum and Campaign Against Child Labour. We demand the following as non-negotiable commitments to be included in your party manifesto. We also demand a political commitment to fulfil the same post-elections.
 '''OUR DEMANDS IN YOUR MANIFESTO'''
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 '''''On behalf of People’s Alliance for Fundamental Right to Education'''''
 {| class="wikitable"
 |Niranjanaradhya.V.P
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 |Karnataka Vicharavadigala Sangha - KVS-KRVP
 |}
 '''Support the manifesto by entering your name / institution name in this form - https://tinyurl.com/2019EducationManifesto'''
-Email: [[Mailto:pafre2010@gmail.com|pafre2010@gmail.com]] Contact Number: 94489 86913- 99649 46328
+[Mailto:pafre2010@gmail.com|pafre2010@gmail.com Email]. Contact Number: 94489 86913- 99649 46328
 The launch of Education Manifesto for all Children (Birth to 18 Years) at New Delhi on 17 December 2019.

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-'''MEMORANDUM - OUR DEMANDS IN YOUR ELECTION MANIFESTO - A NATIONAL CAMPAIGN'''
+'''MEMORANDUM - OUR DEMANDS IN YOUR ELECTION MANIFESTO - A'''
 Dear Madam/Sir,
-We, the members of PEOPLE’S ALLIANCE FOR FUNDAMENTAL RIGHT TO EDUCATION –PAFRE, as a part of our national campaign to make care, including health,  nutrition ,  early opportunities  for young children to stimulate sensory development and sustainable education  of an equitable quality for all children until the age of 18 years as   a prime political agenda  in the forthcoming parliamentary elections 2019. This national campaign is led by the Alliance for Early Child Development, Right to Education Forum and Campaign Against Child Labour. We demand the following as non-negotiable commitments to be included in your party manifesto. We also demand a political commitment  to fulfil the same post-elections.
+We, the members of PEOPLE’S ALLIANCE FOR FUNDAMENTAL RIGHT TO EDUCATION –PAFRE, as a part of our national campaign to make care, including health, nutrition , early opportunities for young children to stimulate sensory development and sustainable education of an equitable quality for all children until the age of 18 years as a prime political agenda in the forthcoming parliamentary elections 2019. This national campaign is led by the Alliance for Early Child Development, Right to Education Forum and Campaign Against Child Labour. We demand the following as non-negotiable commitments to be included in your party manifesto. We also demand a political commitment to fulfill the same post-elections.
 '''OUR DEMANDS IN YOUR MANIFESTO'''
-# Our party is committed to spend 6% of GDP for education as recommended	by the Education Commission, and also compensate the inadequate	investment in Education in the past .
+# Our party is committed to spend 6% of GDP for education as recommended	by the Education Commission, and also compensate the inadequate investment in Education in the past .
-# Our party is committed to take all measures to provide care including	health, nutrition, early opportunities for young children for	sensory	development and equitable	quality education in their respective mother tongue / regional	language to all children, until 18 years in a neighbourhood school.
+# Our party is committed to take all measures to provide care including health, nutrition, early opportunities for young children for sensory development and equitable quality education in their respective mother tongue / regional language to all children, until 18 years in a neighbourhood school.
-# Our party is committed to make necessary amendments to the RTE Act to	include Early Child Development, pre-school and higher secondary	education as legal entitlements, in line with international legal	instruments and the UN Sustainable Development Goals.
+# Our party is committed to make necessary amendments to the RTE Act to include Early Child Development, pre-school and higher secondary education as legal entitlements, in line with international legal instruments and the UN Sustainable Development Goals.
-# Our party is committed	 to strengthen public education and take measures to stop mass	closure/merger of state funded government schools
+# Our party is committed to strengthen public education and take measures to stop mass closure/merger of state funded government schools
-# Our party is committed	to curb privatization and commercialization	of education and promises to enact a comprehensive regulatory	framework to enforce accountability of private schools. It includes	regulation of fees, minimum norms and standards for quality and	institutional structure for parents’ participation.
+# Our party is committed to curb privatization and commercialization of education and promises to enact a comprehensive regulatory framework to enforce accountability of private schools. It includes regulation of fees, minimum norms and standards for quality and institutional structure for parents’ participation.
-We urge you to include the above in your manifesto as people’s agenda .
+We urge you to include the above in your manifesto as people’s agenda.
 '''''On behalf of People’s Alliance for Fundamental Right to Education'''''
 {| class="wikitable"
 |Niranjanaradhya.V.P
 |People’s Alliance for Fundamental Right to Education - PAFRE
 |-
 |Basavaraj Gurikar
 |All India Primary Teachers Federation -AIPTF
 |-
 |Narayanaswamy.V.M
 |Karnataka State Primary School Teachers Association - KSPSTA
 |-
 |Siddalingappa
+|School Development and Monitoring Committee Coordination Forum – SDMCCF
-Victor Tauro
+|-
 Jayamma
-|School Development and Monitoring  Committee Coordination Forum - SDMCCF
+|Campaign Against Child Labour – CACL
-Campaign Against Child Labour - CACL
+Anganawadi Workers and Helpers Federation AW&HF - (AITUC)
+|-
-Anganawadi Workers and Helpers Federation AW&hF - (AITUC)
+|Babu Mathew,
 |-
 |Nihal Kidyur
 |Student Islamic Organisation- SIO
 |-
-|Padmini .R
+|Chegareddy
+|Bharath Gyan Vigyan Samithi BGVS
-Kiran Kamal Prasad
+|-
+|Padmini R
-Mallige
+|Early Childhood Development Alliance - ECDA
+|-
-Mariswamy
+|Kiran Kamal Prasad
+|Jeeta Vimukti Karnataka JEEVIKA
-Thirumala Rao
+|-
+|Gangadhar
-Babu Mathew
+|Sama Samajakkagi Geleyara Balaga-SSGB
+|-
-Gurumurthy  Kasinathan
+|Mallige
-|Early Childhood Development Alliance - ECDA
+|Samana Shikshanakkagi Janandolana - SSJ
+|-
-Jeeta Vimukti Karnataka JEEVIKA
+|Mariswamy
+|Samaja Parivarthana Janandolana - SPJ
-Samana Shikshanakkagi Janandolana - SSJ
+|-
+|Thirumala Rao
-Samaja Parivarthana Janandolana - SPJ
+|Karnataka State Retired Education Officers Association KSREOA
+|-
-Karnataka State Retired Education Officers Association KSREOA
+|Gurumurthy Kasinathan
+|IT for Change - ITfC
 |-
 |Nandini
 |Action Aid India - AAI
 |-
 |Suresh Aralakuppe
 |Karnataka Vicharavadigala Sangha - KVS-KRVP
 |}

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 Thirumala Rao
-Gurumurthy  Kasinathan
+Babu Mathew
 |Early Childhood Development Alliance - ECDA
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 Karnataka State Retired Education Officers Association KSREOA
-IT for Change - ITfC
+Institute of Public Policy, NLSIU, Bengaluru
 |-
 |Nandini
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 Email: [[Mailto:pafre2010@gmail.com|pafre2010@gmail.com]] Contact Number: 94489 86913- 99649 46328
-The launch of Education Manifesto for all Children (Birth to 18 Years)
+The launch of Education Manifesto for all Children (Birth to 18 Years) at New Delhi on 17 December 2019.
 {{#widget:YouTube|id=JwoeMfGW6y8}}
 [[Category:Education Manifesto]]

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 === WE VOTE FOR EQUITABLE QUALITY EDUCATION IN THE COMING PARLIAMENTARY ELECTIONS ===
-We the members of People’s Alliance for Fundamental Right to Education –PAFRE, as part our   national campaign lead by RTE Forum, CACL and Alliance for ECD to make '''''care, protection, development and equitable quality education to all children from birth to 18 years''''' a prime political agenda in 2019 parliamentary elections. We demand the following as non-negotiable commitments to be included in your manifesto. We also demand a political commitment  to fulfill the same post-elections.
+We the members of People’s Alliance for Fundamental Right to Education –PAFRE, as part our   national campaign lead by RTE Forum, CACL and Alliance for ECD to make '''''care, protection, development and equitable quality education to all children from birth to 18 years''''' a prime political agenda in 2019 parliamentary elections. We demand the following as non-negotiable commitments to be included in your manifesto. We also demand a political commitment  to fulfil the same post-elections.
 '''OUR DEMANDS'''
-# Recognize education as a process of socialisation and a tool for social	transformation to deepen the democracy and to uphold the core values	enshrined in the Constitution, United Nation Convention on the	rights of the Child and UN Sustainable Developments Goals (SDGs).
+# Recognize education as a process of socialisation and a tool for social transformation to deepen the democracy and to uphold the core values enshrined in the Constitution, United Nation Convention on the rights of the Child and UN Sustainable Developments Goals (SDGs).
-# Commit	to  fulfill the promise of 6% of  GDP to be invested in education as	recommended by the Education Commission, and invest up to 10% of GDP in education, to address the past backlog of short funding.
+# Commit to  fulfill the promise of 6% of  GDP to be invested in education as recommended by the Education Commission, and invest up to 10% of GDP in education, to address the past backlog of short funding.
-# Extend the purview of  the RTE Act from birth to 18 years, in line with the	internationally recognized definition of childhood, by including	ECCE, Preschool and higher secondary education as legal entitlements
+# Extend the purview of  the RTE Act from birth to 18 years, in line with the internationally recognized definition of childhood, by including ECCE, Preschool and higher secondary education as legal entitlements
-# Take all measures to guarantee care, protection, development and	equitable quality education in their respective mother tongue/regional language to all children from birth to 18 years in	accordance with the provisions of Indian Constitution, United Nation	Convention on the rights of the Child and UN Sustainable	Developments Goals (SDGs).
+# Take all measures to guarantee care, protection, development and equitable quality education in their respective mother tongue/regional language to all children from birth to 18 years in accordance with the provisions of Indian Constitution, United Nation Convention on the rights of the Child and UN Sustainable Developments Goals (SDGs).
-# Politically commit   to strengthen public education and take measures to stop	mass closure/merger of state funded government schools
+# Politically commit   to strengthen public education and take measures to stop mass closure/merger of state funded government schools
-# Take	steps to prepare a detailed road map for the holistic implementation	of the RTE Act in letter and spirit without any dilution,  including	no	detention and no expulsion provision under the Right to Education	Act
+# Take steps to prepare a detailed road map for the holistic implementation of the RTE Act in letter and spirit without any dilution,  including no detention and no expulsion provision under the Right to Education Act
-# We	commit ourselves to teach English as a language from early years of	schooling to the competency level to respect the people’s	aspirations
+# We commit ourselves to teach English as a language from early years of schooling to the competency level to respect the people’s aspirations
-# Commit	to strengthen School Development and Monitoring Committees (SMC) as	primary vehicles of implementing the RTE Act at school level and	allocate reasonable resources to strengthen them.
+# Commit to strengthen School Development and Monitoring Committees (SMC) as primary vehicles of implementing the RTE Act at school level and allocate reasonable resources to strengthen them.
-# Take	measures to end all forms of exploitation and abuse on children and	to put an end to child labour practice  among children under the age	of 18 to ensure equitable quality education in safe and secured	school  environment
+# Take measures to end all forms of exploitation and abuse on children and to put an end to child labour practice  among children under the age of 18 to ensure equitable quality education in safe and secured school  environment
-# Commit	to curb privatization and commercialization	of education and promise to enact a stringent regulatory framework	to enforce accountability of private schools. It includes regulation	of fees, minimum norms and standards for quality and institutional	structure for parent participation. Private institutions should	fulfill their social obligation to reserve 25 per cent seats for the	marginalized children as their commitment without any reimbursement
+# Commit to curb privatization and commercialization of education and promise to enact a stringent regulatory framework to enforce accountability of private schools. It includes regulation of fees, minimum norms and standards for quality and institutional structure for parent participation. Private institutions should fulfil their social obligation to reserve 25 per cent seats for the marginalized children as their commitment without any reimbursement
-# Take	steps to address inequality and discrimination in education system	by moving away from multi-layered education system and build	a national system of education	based	on the Common School System through neighbourhood school as	envisaged in 1968, 1986 and 1992(revised ) policies
+# Take steps to address inequality and discrimination in education system by moving away from multi-layered education system and build a national system of education based on the Common School System through neighbourhood school as envisaged in 1968, 1986 and 1992(revised ) policies
 Organizations and institutions supporting the Education Manifesto, which are requesting all political parties to include these clauses in their 2019 election manifesto.
-See '''https://tinyurl.com/2019EducationManifesto''' for the individuals and organizations endorsing the manifesto
+'''Support the manifesto by entering your name / institution name in this form - https://tinyurl.com/2019EducationManifesto'''