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sequa 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 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 moreExport Promotion Cambodia
The assignment includes the validation of a short list of selected SME with potential for the German and European export market that will be prepared by EuroCham, comment on product fact sheets that will be designed by EuroCham, and the implementation of related workshops on market requirements to provide selected exporters with information about access to the German and European market, as well as matchmaking and linking Cambodian companies with buyers. Pruducts suitable for export will be identified and promoted.
Read moreMarket study on export possibilities for dates
This study, conducted by sequa, will analyse the opportunities as well as the best channels to promote the export of Algerian dates. Target markets in Europe will be Germany, Austria, Neetherlands, Belgium and France. The study will contain current global trade channels for Algerian and non-Algeiran dates, the market opportunities in foreign markets including the growth potential, the target group and the most promising marketing paths, the requirements for Alegrian dates to export into these markets, the assessment of these market opportunities for fresh/dried vs. processed dates. A second interest will be on marketin g and distribution channels of dates in the above mentionned countries.
Read morePP with associations of the Pacific Alliance
The Chamber and Association Partnership (KVP) of the Federation of German Industries (BDI) is intended to enable local industry to make an important contribution to self-reliant sustainable development. The intraregional and international competitiveness and export prospects of local SMEs are strengthened by the introduction and implementation of international environmental and social standards. It is essential for the future viability of SMEs that they deal intensively with these issues and expand their competencies. The overall objective of the project is to promote the international integration of selected SMEs in the Pacific Alliance by taking sustainability aspects into account, thereby contributing to the economic and social dynamisation of the countries.
Read morePartnerAfrica Project between VDA and AAAM
Within a PartnerAfrica project, the German Automotive Association VDA supports the African Association of Automotive Manufacturers (AAAM) in its aim of becoming a pan-African association that furthers the automotive industry and with it sustainable mobility throughout the continent. Framework conditions and the investment climate in selected African countries, namely in Ghana, are to be improved with the support of VDA, AAAM, and relevant local associations and/or chambers of industry.
Read moreMyan Ku Emergency Fund for Garment Workers
Myanmar garment factories have been impacted since end of 2019/early 2020, by a disruption of the supply chain from China where the COVID-19 pandemic started. Just as the supply chain started to come into gear again, the industry was hit much more severely by cancelled orders from European and US brands where the epidemic shifted. Cancelled orders can burden factories with an immediate financial loss of over EUR 500,000 per large order result in many factories closing down or trimming their workforce rapidly. The Myan Ku Fund provides direct cash transfers to terminated and laid-off garment workers employed in locally-owned, joint venture or foreign owned factories to help them through the months of May, June and July. The payments are disbursed through the mobile money app Wave Money 1) to workers in crisis who are jobless and/or face eviction from their homes; 2) to workers whose con-tracts were illegally terminated, thereby also countering irresponsible practices, and; 3) to workers of Small and Medium Enterprises (SMEs) who agree to retain workers and to provide at least a matching support. Recipients are selected in consultation with trade unions and local civil society organisations. Myan Ku is financed through the EU’s Humanitarian Development Peace Nexus Response Mecha-nism (NRM), managed by UNOPS, and is coordinated by sequa’ EU funded SMART Textile & Garments project team and their affiliated partners and associates.
Read moreTraining of Vocational Trainers in Zanzibar
The objective of the project is to improve the quality and practical orientation of Vocational Training in Zanzibar. The project will continue to support of the Vocational Training Authority (VTA) in setting up and running a Center of Competence for the qualification of vocational trainers and teachers which was already started in the first phase of the project. In addition, the project will work on piloting a vocational training course with practical elements. Possible sectors for the course are Household Electrics and the Hotel sector with a focus on Chef. Both occupations are relevant for the tourism sector which plays an important role in the Zanzibari economy.
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