As part of the PROFIL II project in Burkina Faso, our partner RECOPA has set up poultry farming training for 150 young women known as ‘internally displaced persons’ (IDPs).
From 16 to 19 April, Acting for Life met the young learners supported by the PARCS project to discuss training and work opportunities.
From 25 March to 1 April 2024, Acting for Life and its partners met in Grand Bassam, Côte d’Ivoire, for the launch of the APAC project.
As part of the BIDA project, Acting for Life and its partners took part in the 1st Forum on Conservation and Sustainable Use Areas in Quito.
On 22 March 2024, our partner CLIP inaugurated several solar-powered boreholes in Ghana, facilitating access to drinking water.
Soumaïla Fomba, Programmes Manager for Acting for Life, has just returned from a monitoring mission in Guinea, for the REPOT project.
After 17 months of implementation of the MADE – Maçons de Demain project: training and integration in eco-construction, an interim workshop was held in Natitingou, Benin.
As part of the BIDA project, our partner the Mancomunidad del Norte de Ecuador (MNE) joined WWF Colombia to discuss the application of the Reporte de Salud de Cuenca methodology.
Acting for Life and its partners are very satisfied with the TERSAA programme, almost two years after its launch.
As part of the Distri’Solidaire project, Acting for Life and Hortitechs Développement are supporting several local juice processing units in Benin.
60 young men and women graduated thanks to training in electricity and beekeeping provided as part of the PARCS project in Ghana.
The aim of the MADE-M project is to contribute to national public policies to improve decent employment and access to employment through high-quality vocational training. Acting for Life is working with its partner APAPE/PH to develop new training modules in traditional building.