This article discusses ten years of progress in Global Education in Europe since the first pan-European Congress on Global Education held in Maastricht in 2002. Growing cooperation and networking have contributed to sharing policy learning and strengthening national and international structures. A number of countries have developed national strategies and peer reviews have helped to support efforts for more quality and cohesion. GENE (Global Education Network Europe) is the network of Ministries and Agencies with national responsibility for Global Learning in Europe. The article highlights some good results of its work in this field.

Keywords
Global Education, Europe, Networking