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Promotion of the Horticultural Sector in Ethiopia
The Bildungswerk der Bayerischen Wirtschaft (bbw) gGmbH cooperates with the Ethiopian Horticulture Producer Exporters Association (EHPEA) within the framework of a chamber and association partnership (KVP). The partnership project is intended to contribute to farm enterprises, their suppliers and workers in the horticulture sector in Ethiopia, and their surrounding communities benefiting more substantially from improved international trade relations. The project builds on the activities of the Import Promotion Desk (IPD), which has been cooperating with EHPEA since 2015 in expanding the trade relations of its members with the European market and has identified a need for a more comprehensive consulting approach. The second three-year project phase is more strongly oriented towards the sustainability of the association and its performance capacity. The topic of digitisation will also be a focus of attention, both in terms of internal processes and services.
Read moresequa Mobility Programme 2020-2023
The objective of sequa’s mobility programme is the improvement and internationalisation of vocational education within Europe. It supports the mobility of trainees and professionals in vocational education. Throughout the project duration from 2020 to 2023, the project offers 935 slots for trainees and VET professionals. sequa, as the lead applicant, is responsible for the financial controlling and the coordination and steering of the programme in close cooperation with the partners. These are mostly chambers and associations. The consortium is responsible for the implementation of the programme. Roles, responsibilities and quality standards for this cooperation are determined in the “Quality Manual sequa Mobility” which is based on the quality standards for pool projects published by NABIBB. The target group for the mobility programme segments SINDBAD and TRANSDUAL are trainees and young professionals. SINDBAD supports study trips for apprentices of all pro-fessions; the study trips are mostly group activities of three to four weeks. The programme segment TRANSDUAL addresses trainees in commercial occupations and supports business language and skills training in France, the UK or Spain. Move-it (mobility of vocational educational institutions and trainers) enables individual professionals in vocational education to exchange work experiences and techniques with other professionals abroad.
Read moreCo-Financing Erasmus+
The overall objective of the sequa mobility programme is to improve and internationalise vocational education and training in Europe and to support the mobility of learners in dual initial training as well as vocational training personnel. The German Federal Ministry of Education and Research (BMBF) provides national funding for personnel requirements at institutions that enable many trainees to spend learning periods abroad as part of pool projects.
Read moreIntroduction of the Bachelor Professional
The overarching impact of the project is that graduates, especially young people, of vocational qualification and further training measures in Rwanda have improved employment and career opportunities. The aim of the project is to improve the quality, practical relevance and labour market relevance of the vocational qualification measures offered by the Rwandan partner institutions. A "Bachelor Professional" at level 8/9 RTQF is to be introduced and in-company teachers trained. In addition, sustainable capacities for business start-up counselling are to be created among the Rwandan partners.
Read moreCapacity building and advisory services for AMDIE
Capacity building and advisory services for AMDIE to promote moroccan exports to Germany/Europa and networking with potential German/European investors in the 2 targeted sectors (automotive and industrially processed food).
Read moreJob partnerships and promotion of SME (PPE)
The project serves the export promotion of Moroccan SME in the sectors of Natural Ingredients and Fresh Fruit. Export Promotion in this case covers market intelligence, a virtual study tour and the participation in international trade fairs, including organised B2B matchmaking with European importers and buyers.
Read moreBiogas in Uganda
The 1st phase of the chamber and association partnership between the German Biogas Association (FvB) e.V. and the Uganda National Biogas Alliance (UNBA) aims to promote the Ugandan umbrella association for biogas in the three areas of management, services and representation of interests. The project aims to raise awareness of the production and use of biogas in Uganda and thus contribute to climate protection. The Ugandan umbrella organisation for renewable energies, Uganda National Renewable Energy and Energy Efficiency Alliance (UNREEEA), is a cooperation partner in the project.
Read moreVocational training in Bosnia-Herzegovina
The project supports the exchange between the public and private sector structures of the cantons and entities for the further development of the framework conditions for dual vocational training. In addition, it will help selected vocational schools, the business community, school authorities and the ministries of education to better exercise their respective roles in the planning and implementation of dual vocational training.
Read moreVocational training in Mexiko
The Association of German Chambers of Industry and Commerce (DIHK), together with the Mexican Chamber of Commerce Abroad (CAMEXA) and the Mexican vocational training institutions COPARMEX, CCE and CONOCER, plans to take on a leading role in quality assurance and to support policy dialogue at national level. Together with a vocational training partnership of the Bund Katholischer Unternehmer (BKU) / AFOS Foundation, the project complements a vocational training project of the German Association for International Cooperation (GIZ).
Read moreSolar Energy in Ghana
The PartnerAfrica project between the German Solar Association (BSW-Solar) and the Association of Ghana Industries (AGI) as well as the Renewable Energy Association of Ghana (REAG) aims to strengthen the Ghanaian partners to enable them to exploit the potential of renewable energies (focus on solar energy) in the food processing industry and agriculture. The project strengthens the Energy Service Centre (ESC) of the Ghanaian industry association AGI in its capacity in selected core areas. In addition, multipliers from the agricultural enterprises are to provide them with sustainable support in the use of solar energy and REAG is to establish itself as an efficient association of companies in the sector.
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