Questionnaire ahead of Asian Regional Meeting

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Questionnaire
International Student Movement (Asia)

Activists are currently preparing the 1st Asian Regional Meeting (April 15-17th) to take place in Jakarta (Indonesia). It aims to be a platform for people involved in education activism to learn about the current situations across the continent and to strengthen the network of groups fighting against the privatisation of education in the region.

To have more time during the 1st Asian Regional Meeting (ARM) to focus on deeper discussions and also learn about the situation of people in parts of the world who can't make it to the ARM, we ask all groups/activists to kindly answer the following questions and send the replies to before April 10th.

 

1. Please introduce yourself or your group shortly (your goal, members, history…).

 

2. Please describe the situation of privatization of education in your country.

 

3. Please describe other main problems for students in your country, besides the privatization of education.

 

4. What strategies and tactics do you or your group use to counter the privatization of education or the other main problems you indicated above?

 

5. What are your experiences with the tactics you have used?

 

6. How does your group finance itself? And generally how does it use these economic resources (eg: to recruit staff, to rent office,… )?

 

7. Does your group try to network and unite with groups in other social movements (e.g. labor movement)? And if so how do you work together?

 

8. Are you networking and cooperating with fellow activist groups in other countries? Please list them (incl. their location).

 

9. What do you want to know further from the student activists in other Asia countries?

 

10. If you come to the regional meeting of international student movement in Asia this April, do you have any special agendas or questions that you want to discuss with other activists?

 

11. How can fellow activists network with you (contact details, homepage...)?