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IPD (Phase 4)
The IPD brings together the interests of German importers with those of exporters in emerging growth markets. By giving small and medium-sized enterprises from selected partner countries access to the European market, we support the creation of jobs and the expansion of export capacities. At the same time, European importers can optimise their purchasing from these markets.
Read moreMachinery rings Kenya
The project funded by the GIZ on behalf of the German Government contributes to the establishment and organisational development of Kenyan machinery rings as member-based agricultural self-help organisations. Through know-how transfer and support for mechanisation, the project contributes to a more productive and innovative agriculture in Kenya. The rural population of Kenya should thereby achieve adequate employment with appropriate working conditions.
Read moreExport Promotion Measures for BSfD Partners
All activities target export ready companies in countries of Africa and Asia (Partner countries of former GBN + Bangladesh). The project contains activities that will be organised cross country but also activities specific for each country. The supported business sectors are Tourism, Fresh Produce and Natural Ingredients. To guarantee a sustainable export promotion, sequa supports export promotion agencies and comparable stakeholders in their development of export related services.
Read morePromotion of Vocational Training in Indonesia
April, 2021, saw the start of the second phase of the Vocational Education and Training Partnership between the Chamber of Commerce and Industry (IHK) Trier, the Indonesian national chamber Kadin Indonesia, and regional chambers in East and Central Java as well as Yogyakarta. Building upon the achievements of the first project phase, the partners aim to strengthen the involvement of private sector companies in the development and implementation of vocational education and training in Indonesia. Towards this goal, the IHK Trier will support its Indonesian partners in developing their role as mediators between companies, their expectations and needs for a skilled labour force on the one hand, and vocational schools as well as relevant government actors on the other hand. The in-ternet platform vokasi.net will be an important tool for the information of the broader public about vocational education and training opportunities in Indonesia, as well as for the development and de-livery of digital services and exchange during times of pandemic contact restrictions, for training and communication between the project partners and their members or target groups.
Read morePromotion of women entrepreneurs
The project targets selected women's craft business associations, committees and federations from the Western Balkans and Ukraine with the aim of increasing their responsiveness to the needs of women and women entrepreneurs in the craft sector, developing relevant services for them and contributing to the growth of women entrepreneurs in the countries.
Read moreBiofach 21
The project covers the preparation of the four selected companies from Burkina Faso and Togo with the aim of successful B2B meetings with european importers and buyers in the frame of the leading trade fair for Organic food. This includes the creation of marketing material and the active promotion of the companies and their products, the organisation as well as accompany of meetings with importers. After the event, sequa will support the companies in developing an export strategy.
Read moreReducing plastic waste in Canada
The overall objective of the project is to strengthen the EU’s leading role in the transition to the plastics of the future and to contribute to more competitive resilient plastics and recycling industries. The action will enable the EU to reach its global climate commitments and industrial policy objectives, by supporting the international aspects of the EU Plastic Strategy in the Americas Region. The purpose of this contract is to support a transition to sustainable production and consumption of plastic in Canada and contribute to significantly reducing marine and riverine litter, including by supporting European approaches, policies and business models defined under the EU Plastic Strategy in the Americas Region. The action aims to strengthen the cooperation of the EU with Canada, via a set of activities that will support a transition towards a more circular economy, in line with the EU Plastic Strategy. This action will support a transition to sustainable consumption and production of plastic, particularly concerning waste prevention and management aspects of plastic waste (waste hierarchy, extended producer responsibility) entering into the marine environment, and favouring green public procurement.
Read moreAgricultural Innovation Project (AIP)
The Agricultural Innovation Project (AIP) in Upper Egypt aims to increase the income of small-scale agriculture in Upper Egypt through the usage of agricultural innovation. The approach of value chain facilitation will be used, consequently applied from the market perspective. Farmers, farmers’ organisations (FOs) and micro enterprises will be supported by the project through organisational support, technological innovation, consolidation of marketing abilities and diversification of sales channels. Opportunities in both the growing domestic, as well as export markets will be explored. A focus on high-value market value chains in the horticulture sector, including medical and aromatic plants (MAP), will be fostered. The project does so through three main workstreams; (i) market access enhancement for small-holder farmers; (ii) strengthening institutional support, and (iii) innovation for productivity and sustainability.
Read morePromotion 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.
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