Acting for Life’s TVET teams work with young people in Africa to help them acquire skills and earn a degree in promising areas of the primary and secondary sectors. Our work is carried out in collaboration with local partners.
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Acting for Life’s TVET teams work with young people in Africa to help them acquire skills and earn a degree in promising areas of the primary and secondary sectors. Our work is carried out in collaboration with local partners.
Since the start of the PROFIL project in 2018, Acting for Life and its partner ARFA (Association pour […]
Ten key findings on livestock mobility in West Africa – Study on transhumance, a reality check – In […]
Index-insurance and non-climate-related risks for Sahelian herders (2016, Rural Finance and Investment) p.33-35. By Sara Teillard, head of […]
Measuring integration and lessons on the strategies of young people – Feedback on the integration of young people […]