Projects / Insights into past project work
Three initiatives. Many ways to make a difference.
These portraits explore work previously presented: education in Malawi and Ghana, self-help in Tanzania, and the commitment of the people behind it.
Documentary photographs from the ‘Perspektiven’ exhibition. The organisation portraits below are independent of these photographs.
Zalewa · Malawi
FACE e.V.
Education opens possibilities.
FACE e.V. presented an education campus in Zalewa, Malawi, with primary and secondary schools. Its central aim was to make schooling accessible to young people from disadvantaged backgrounds, regardless of gender or religion.
The work described included a bridging class to strengthen academic and language foundations, alongside classrooms and living and working spaces. Water supply, lunches and extracurricular activities complemented the educational approach.
Read the retrospectiveNayorku · Ghana
HibeKi e.V.
Learning needs more than a classroom.
HibeKi – Hilfe für sozial benachteiligte Kinder in Ghana e.V. described its work at the Hope of Life International School in Nayorku, northern Ghana. Alongside teaching, the approach presented included a warm meal and medical care.
The account covered learning materials, health insurance and medicines, as well as support for operations for individual female pupils. Clean water for people in Nayorku was another focus of the project work.
Read the retrospectiveCollaboration in Tanzania
Amani gUG
Self-help rooted in local communities.
Amani gUG (haftungsbeschränkt) presented sustainable self-help projects in Tanzania and collaboration with local partners. These included feed mills for an organisation raising poultry and sharing approaches to sustainable agriculture on trial plots.
Water wells and the construction of a school were also described. The guiding idea was for projects to endure, with responsibility passing to local people upon completion.
Read the retrospectiveWhat connects projects
Education and learning. Health and nutrition. Agriculture and the natural environment. And questions shared by many initiatives: how do we organise ourselves, communicate well and deal with difficulties?
Our approach to collaborationThe next step begins with a conversation
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