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.
Faced with the threat that climate change represents for our societies, Acting for Life is aware of the need to question the organisational model of international solidarity actors. AFL is pursuing its commitment to the ecological transition.
From 7 to 11 October 2019, 16 journalists from 13 West African countries attended a training programme in Accra, Ghana, that sought to raise awareness about transhumance and the livestock trade in West Africa.
From 16 to 19 April, Acting for Life met the young learners supported by the PARCS project to discuss training and work opportunities.