Thanks to the contributions collected, since 2002 we have carried out more than 80 projects focused on the education and training of people in over 20 countries of sub-Saharan Africa.
Promoter: Boystown-Ruai (BTR) Description Among the most serious problems afflicting the suburbs of Nairobi are the street children: orphans and disadvantaged wandering the streets, often involved in theft and robbery, and addicted to alcohol, smoking and drugs. The project...
Promoter: Niger Foundation Hospital and Diagnostic Centre Description In Nigeria, the problem of low vision and blindness mainly affects rural and marginalised areas where prevention and treatment are more difficult. The main causes are uncorrected refractive error; cataracts and...
Promoter: Action des Jeunes Eleveurs et Agriculteurs Au Kivu – AJEAK asbl Description The quality of basic education continues to deteriorate in the Democratic Republic of Congo, with the result that the level of children’s education has been getting...
Promoter: Ndichia Foundation Description In the area of Bamenda, in the north-west of the country, a large percentage of children do not attend school due to a lack of financial and logistical means to support their educational needs; the...
Promoter Coordination Nationale des Ecoles Familiales Agricoles du Cameroun – CNEFAC Description In the provinces of the far north of the country, the illiteracy rate affects 60% of people aged 15 and over; in particular, 23.4% of girls do...
Promoter Action Monde Pour Tous/World Action For All Description The village of Mogong is located in the Far North region of Cameroon, where the majority of the population lives off subsistence farming, plagued by the consequences of climate change....
As part of the 2nd Harambee Prize for ‘Young African Entrepreneurs’. Objective of the Award: To help promote conditions for young Africans to start their own businesses, creating self-employment and new jobs for other young people, giving concrete answers...
As part of the 2nd Harambee Prize for ‘Young African Entrepreneurs’. Objective of the Award: To help promote conditions for young Africans to start their own businesses, creating self-employment and new jobs for other young people, providing concrete responses...
Promoter Kenya YMCA College of Agriculture and Technology Description Climate change has the greatest impact in the world’s poorest regions, where rain-fed agriculture supports millions of people. Unless farmers are equipped with sufficient skills and techniques to deal with...
Promoter Retina R.D.C Description In the DR of the Congo, ranked among the poorest countries in sub-Saharan Africa, poverty, marginalization and discrimination represent barriers to access to inclusive education and so blind people are generally condemned to illiteracy and...