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After the previous activities due to Corona were exclusively digital, the regular entry possibility exists again since July. Therefore a delegation of the bbw project management Mrs. Ardjelan and the long-term expert Mr. Guellali travelled to Tunisia from 20.07. to 25.07.

How do we deal with necessary protective measures in production? What about our sanitary facilities? What actions can we improve in the sector of transport and how can we give our employees practical instructions for the implementation? Many companies worldwide ask themselves these questions in order to counteract a (renewed) spread of the corona virus.

The TECHNIK RALLYE, which has been applied for years in Bavaria via bbw e.V. in schools as an instrument of vocational orientation, was tested in Morocco in February 2020. Since vocational orientation has recently been set on the national agenda in Morocco, such practice-oriented approaches from Germany are very welcome.

Our project “Organic Egypt” with 4 associations and roughly 1000 organic farmers shows great results on its promotion of organic agriculture. After more than one year the project is reaching its goals investing in consultation services for farmers, training for consultants, technical projects in food processing and organizational development for the associations.

In the Vocational Training Partnership Program bfz supports disadvantaged youths in Lebanon at job preparation and job placement in the local labor market. The cooperation happens with the local Lebanese Organization for Studies and Training (LOST) in Baalbeck. The project is carried out in cooperation with sequa and funded by the German Federal Ministry for Economic Cooperation and Development (BMZ) under the Vocational Training Partnership Program.

With the PartnerAfrika project, bfz supports disadvantaged young people in Ghana in training and integration into the local labor market. To this end, bfz works together with the local Don Bosco school in Ashaiman / Tema near the capital Accra. The project is carried out in cooperation with sequa and funded by the German Federal Ministry for Economic Cooperation and Development (BMZ) under the special initiative Training and Employment.

Just in time for the start of the project, State Chancellery Minister Dr. Florian Herrmann handed over the funding decision for "BIWAC III Tunisia" to Volker Falch, Head of the International Division of the bbw Group, which also includes the Vocational Training Centres of the Bavarian Economy (bfz), at the beginning of September 2019.

Training of trainers for vocational school teachers from African countries: In June 2019, 16 vocational school teachers from Ethiopia, Cameroon, Uganda and Zambia learned the basics of electrical and energy engineering in close cooperation with the "Wildpoldsried Energy Village".

What are the requirements for a vocational training partnership between Germany and South Africa? In July 2019, Volker Falch, Head of International Department and Marleen Winter, Project Manager International, travelled to the Gauteng region to answer this question. They were accompanied by a sequa employee and an independent consultant.

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First site visits to Tunisia by bbw delegation from Germany

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Technik-Rallye received with enthusiasm in Morocco

Cairo: Project “Organic Egypt” reaches its goals

Lebanon: Successful start oft project BINA in Baalbeck

Ghana: Successful launch of the new BINA project in Ashaiman

BIWAC III Tunisia: Handover of the funding decision

Education and energy for a world with a future

Fact-Finding-Mission: Mechatronics training in South Africa

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