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Vocational training in Honduras
The Technical and Vocational Training Partnership works together in a network of 5 regional Chambers of Commerce and Industry (CCI) as well as the Honduran Federal Chamber of Commerce and Industry, which share their specific knowledge about structures and needs of local companies as well as the level of training of young people in the regions. By including additionally the local CCIs from Tegucigalpa and Choloma, which had already completed an extensive institutional development process themselves through their participation in a supra-regional Chambers and Associations Partnership from 2008 to 2015, these experiences will now be passed on to other chambers in the country. Building on this exchange of knowledge, a needs-based service offer of vocational training as well as a job placement platform will be developed. A database of consultants for the implementation of training measures will be set up. The offer will be tested in pilot projects, which will conclude in documented successes as best practice examples. At the same time, a network of key players in the field of vocational education and training is being established. The project activities enable the partner chambers to offer appropriate services for vocational training and job placement to their members and other stakeholders, as well as to carry out professional advocacy and public relations in order to promote these topics in exchange with companies.
Read moreEU Experts4ME
This project supports Montenegro’s EU accession process within the framework of the GIZ-implemented measure “EU–EMPOWER–ME”, co-financed by the EU and the German Federal Ministry for Economic Cooperation and Development (BMZ). Although all negotiation chapters have been opened, further reforms are required, particularly in the areas of rule of law, governance, and competitiveness. sequa provides a flexible mechanism for the rapid mobilisation of EU expertise from Germany and other EU Member States. The support focuses on strengthening administrative capacities, aligning with the EU acquis, and fulfilling accession requirements, with particular emphasis on the clusters Internal Market as well as Competitiveness and Inclusive Growth. A key focus is the integration of private sector perspectives into reform processes. The needs-based support includes short-term technical expertise for legal and policy drafting, benchmark and gap analyses, roadmap implementation, and institutional capacity building. In addition, the project promotes public-private dialogue, peer exchange, and institutional partnerships to foster sustainable alignment with EU standards.
Read morePromotion of chambers in Iraq
The project is a chamber and association partnership between the Bildungswerk der Bayerischen Wirtschaft (bbw) gGmbH and the Chambers of Commerce in Baghdad and Basra. Building on a successful first phase (2024–03/2026), the second phase (04/2026–12/2028) aims to enable the partner chambers to provide needs-based and gender-sensitive support to small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) in Iraq, thereby strengthening the competitiveness of the private sector. The core of the project is the consolidation and further development of SME help desks as well as specialist and nucleus groups. The chambers systematically record the needs of SMEs, develop new or improved services based on this information, and establish regular dialogue formats between chambers, companies, government agencies and other stakeholders. There is a particular focus on the targeted involvement of women and taking into account the advisory needs of women-led companies. Plans include training measures for chamber employees, strategy workshops, mobile advisory services and strengthening economic policy advocacy. By the end of the project, the number of SME members is expected to increase, at least 200 companies will be using support and advisory services, and gender-sensitive SME services will be firmly established.
Read moreTVET Partnership KH and Motheo TVET College
The Vocational and Educational Training Partnership is a collaboration between the KH Steinfurt Warendorf and the Motheo TVET College in Bloemfontein, South Africa, to improve the employment prospects of college graduates through practical and needs-based training. Their chances of finding employment or starting their own businesses are to be increased, particularly for trainees in rural, marginalized areas.
Read moreBioenergy in Namibia
The second phase of the project aims to strengthen N-BiG as a membership organization in the Namibian bioeconomy and as a relevant service provider for companies. To this end, N-BiG's organizational structure and service structure will be adapted to future needs, and its organizational structures and services will be further developed. In addition, the membership and communication concept developed in the first phase of the project will be implemented in practice.
Read moreLabour Market-Oriented Vocational Education Kenya
The project strengthens labour market-oriented, practice-based vocational education and training in selected skilled trades in Kenya. In cooperation with the partner institutions Don Bosco Boys Town (DBBT) in Nairobi and Don Bosco in Makuyu, training programmes are modernised, curricula aligned with labour market needs, and cooperation with private sector companies enhanced. A strong focus is placed on the qualification of trainers, the integration of digital learning tools, and the development of economically sustainable production units within the training centres. In addition, trainees receive training in entrepreneurial skills, soft skills and start-up competencies. Women are specifically targeted to improve their access to skilled trades and to reduce structural barriers. The project aims to enhance the employability of graduates and support their transition into decent employment or self-employment in a sustainable and market-oriented environment.
Read moreBBP with the HWK FRM in Sri Lanka
The aim of the project is to improve the supply of qualified skilled workers for the Sri Lankan construction industry in the long term. To this end, the existing vocational training partnership between the Frankfurt-Rhein-Main Chamber of Skilled Crafts (HWK FRM), the Chamber of Construction Industry of Sri Lanka (CCI), and selected vocational training institutions (DATS, CGTTI, and SLGTI) will be systematically expanded in a second project phase from 2026 to 2028. Building on the results of the first project phase, the partners' capacities for practice-oriented training and further education will be further strengthened. The main focus will be on establishing a sustainable train-of-trainers system with master trainers, qualifying vocational training staff in demand-oriented and “green” occupational fields in the building trade, and further developing training programs relevant to the labor market. In addition, career counseling for young people will be intensified in order to increase the attractiveness of skilled construction trades. Another key component is the introduction and institutional anchoring of the recognition of prior learning (RPL) as a service provided by the CCI. This gives unskilled or informally employed workers in the building trade access to state-recognized certifications and enables them to improve their employment and income prospects.
Read moreBBP with EBZ in Cameroon
The aim of the project is to improve the employment and working conditions of graduates in Cameroon while enabling investment in renewable energies in agriculture. To this end, the Dresden Electrical Education and Technology Center (EBZ) is continuing its vocational training partnership with the Centre de Formation Professionnelle Bafoussam (CPF), the national agricultural chamber CAPEF, and the Berco Institute in a second phase from 2026 to 2028. Building on the successful pilot in the first phase, the training course “Specialist for Renewable Energies in Agriculture” will be finalized in terms of content, further developed with the participation of the private sector, and submitted for official recognition (homologation) to the responsible ministry (MINEFOP). At the same time, teaching and examination materials will be produced, trainers and examination staff will be qualified, and digital blended learning units will be developed. One focus is on strengthening the practical orientation: farms are being prepared for the practical training components, cooperation agreements are being concluded, and internships are being systematically arranged and supervised. This will improve the integration of vocational training and the labor market and increase demand for the new job profile.
Read moreVocational Training Partnership bbw Tunisia
The project offers partial qualifications in areas of high demand, particularly to young people with intermediate or no school qualifications, in order to help reduce the shortage of skilled workers. The construction sector is ideal for short-term qualifications because it offers comparatively high employment potential and, at the same time, low-threshold access to self-employment. The vocational qualifications are enhanced by additional services such as career guidance, socio-psychological support and soft skills training to ensure successful integration into working life. Sustainability is integrated into the partial qualifications as a cross-cutting theme, for example ‘resource-efficient construction’ and ‘waste management in the workplace’. An innovative element of the project is the close partnership between the Tunisian Employment Agency, vocational training centres and private companies.
Read moreSupporting the textile sector in Uzbekistan
The second phase of the project aims to further strengthen Uztekstilprom in its efforts to modernize and expand the information and consulting services for Uzbek companies on selected topics as well as the marketing of the Uzbek textile industry (towards the European/German market). For this purpose, further education modules for textile companies and Uztekstilprom will be developed and introduced in cooperation with selected local educational/training institutions. In addition, various cooperations of private sector actors in the textile sector in cooperation with local governments and/or (local) chambers are initiated and accompanied by measures in a targeted manner.
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