Stories
Stories of a changing world. Stories of men and women affected by our projects. Stories of how we work and what we aim to achieve.
stories of change
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In Niger gender inequalities between girls and boys are large including in education. The Sarraounia-project uses a new approach: relationship-based awareness-raising to sensitize rural communities on the importance of education for girls.
Uganda - Focusing on new teaching methods and creating a stimulating learning environment makes a considerable difference for the quality of education.
Most girls in Niger leave school before they have finished their studies. The Sarraounia project tries to reverse this trend by boosting the girls' self-confidence.
Today, assistance to trade in partner countries is thinking out of the export support box and explores new approaches such as support to the private sector. Objective? Maximise the impact of each euro invested in development.
The financing structure of cooperation projects is completely changing and national governments are not the sole donors of their development agencies any more. Belgium is no exception to that rule.
Good Human Resources management is an essential, but often forgotten, part of qualitative service delivery. Read more about how we work towards this in Ugandan hospitals and schools.
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