What we do

Enabel supports sustainable food systems through agroecology, inclusive value chains, and the support to producers, communities, and local policies.

Enabel supports biodiversity conservation, ecosystem restoration and sustainable natural resource management to build resilience, green jobs and inclusive growth.

We improve access to energy for households, businesses and institutions. Access to electricity improves people’s quality of life, helps with the provision of better public services and fosters entrepreneurship.

Enabel is modernising health systems in Africa and elsewhere: digitalisation, universal coverage, and sustainable solutions for accessible care for all.

Enabel improves access to education as well as skills development and training of young people for decent jobs.

Enabel supports entrepreneurial ecosystems by focusing on entrepreneurship, access to financing, youth and women’s employment, and the structuring of economic value chains.

Enabel supports African countries in developing strong social protection systems and improving access to healthcare.

Enabel supports human mobility for inclusive development, promoting reintegration, employment, diaspora entrepreneurship, and social cohesion.

Enabel supports sustainable urban development in Africa: green and inclusive cities, citizen participation, and a circular economy.

Enabel strengthens access to justice and the rule of law by supporting judicial reforms, governance, and inclusive conflict resolution mechanisms.

Enabel deploys security expertise based on the Diplomacy–Defence–Development nexus, focusing on conflict prevention, human security, and security sector reform.

Enabel strengthens access to legal identity and modernises civil registration services through digitalisation, governance, and the protection of fundamental rights.

Digital technologies can foster development, help the most vulnerable populations and deliver better public services.

Our development efforts will be worthwhile only if we step up the fight for equality between women and men.

With its BeGlobal programme, Enabel has more than twenty years of experience in global citizenship education in Belgium. The three main axes of activity, all of which aim to sustainably embed the approach in education in Belgium, are: policy dialogue, the strengthening and innovation of teaching practices and the deployment of a centre of expertise aiming at sharing, producing and disseminating knowledge.