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.
Livestock farming allows millions of people in West Africa to survive in harsh environments where the seasons are […]
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.
Inauguration of the livestock market in Kouandé
Technical note: Ranching in West Africa. What questions should we be asking? Several West African countries have shown […]