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30 July 2022

How about generating energy with your toilet trip?

In Mbuji-Mayi, sanitation is not what it should be: due to very rapid urbanisation, several families usually share facilities. Sewers are lacking and sanitation is limited to communal latrines. Enabel carries out a pilot project in the Congolese metropolis to generate energy from human excrement.

30 July 2022

Quelles sont les formes d’engagement prises par les jeunes actuellement ?

Si les marches pour le climat, le mouvement #metoo et les manifestations Black Lives Matter sont des exemples récents d’engagement social où les jeunes ont pris une place prépondérante, des discours catastrophiques se font également entendre : les jeunes seraient de moins en moins intéressé·es par les questions sociales.

14 July 2022

E-Learning Africa 2022 highlights

Did you miss the eLearning Africa Conference 2022? Discover it in four highlights.

14 July 2022

Interview with Haneen working in Gaza

Interview with Haneen Abu Nahla, programme manager for Enabel in Gaza.

14 July 2022

Partnership with the initiative for the adaptation of African agriculture

Enabel and the Initiative for the Adaptation of African Agriculture to Climate Change (AAA) signed a partnership protocol.

14 July 2022

5 questions to Elisabetta Demartis

Five questions to Elisabetta Demartis, Digital Expert in Senegal

23 May 2022

#EnablingChange: Activity report 2021 – 2022

#EnablingChange: Activity report 2021 – 2022

15 May 2022

Activity report 2021/2022 – Foreword Minister Kitir

Activity report 2021 – 2022 – Foreword of Minister Meryame Kitir

09 May 2022

Accessible social health protection in low-income countries

Every country in the world faces the challenge of protecting its population. But how to set up social protection? Where to start?

05 May 2022

Interview with Jean van Wetter & Delphine Moralis

Moving from a logic of problems to one of opportunities: Interview with Delphine Moralis (chairperson of the board of directors) and Jean Van Wetter (managing director) of Enabel

14 February 2022

5 questions to Carine Vanden Borre

The police are sometimes distrusted by citizens. This is no different in Burkina Faso. To restore trust between citizens and security services, we work with the concept of community policing. Interview with project leader Carine Vanden Borre.

12 February 2022

The road to work

Social, political and economic reasons drive people away in search of a better life. In Guinea, Enabel works with young unemployed Guineans and Guinean migrants who have returned to their homeland.