Education, training & employment
Education is key to economic and personal development.
What we do
Improving the access to and the quality of education
Together with our partners, we invest in improving the quality of primary and secondary education through teacher training, curriculum reform, the introduction of teaching innovations – like digitisation – and the promotion of student-centred teaching and learning methods.
Strengthening the education and training system
All our actions aim at structural improvements of the education and training system. We do so by strengthening education and training instances, so they are enabled to better design policies, as well as to plan, manage and monitor education and training. This is always done in collaboration with partner ministries and local stakeholders.
Skilling for Decent Jobs
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Promoting active teaching and learning
News & Events
08 June 2024
Investing in the future: 2023 – 2024 Activity report
Find out why we have to upcycle international cooperation. Why Enabel is not only a Belgian, but also a European and African agency. Find out about the starting of activities in a new country: Ukraine. About the launch of activities in the green hydrogen sector.
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07 June 2024
Shaping tomorrow’s energy landscape
The urgency of climate change is forcing us to rethink our economies. As the energy transition emerges as central in the fight against climate change, one energy vector stands out in particular: green hydrogen.
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07 June 2024
How can we finance our future?
While climate crises follow one another, the need to limit global warming to +1.5 degrees appears to be more pressing than ever.
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07 June 2024
Lake Tanganyika: an endangered ecosystem
Home to more than 4,500 animal and plant species, Lake Tanganyika is under serious threat. The Latawama project works across border to ensure a sustainable future for the region and its inhabitants.
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07 June 2024
Upcycling International Cooperation
Read Jean Van Wetter and Delphine Moralis’ foreword, taken from the 2023-2024 activity report.
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07 June 2024
Regardless of Sahel region’s instability, international cooperation remains essential
European and Belgian cooperation with Africa, which is based on a logic of solidarity, must adapt to the new global geopolitical situation.
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