26 organizations receive state funding for development cooperation projects from the beffekt funding program! the Baden-Württemberg Development Cooperation Foundation (SEZ)

These are projects from the following organizations:

  • Bolivian Children's Fund eV, Stuttgart
  • Charité Togo eV, Laichingen
  • ChildFund Germany eV, Nürtingen
  • Dalo eV, Karlsruhe
  • German Institute for Medical Mission (Difäm), Tübingen
  • Diaconal work in the Karlsruhe district, Ettlingen
  • Discover eV, Winnenden
  • Electricians Without Borders e.V., Karlsruhe
  • Enactus KIT eV, Karlsruhe
  • Burkina Faso Support Group, Rheinstetten
  • Houses of Hope e.V., Karlsruhe
  • International Aid Services (IAS), Kirchheim am Neckar
  • Catholic church community St. Johannes Baptist, Weil im Schönbuch
  • Catholic church community St. Stephanus, Renquishausen
  • Children's Rights Africa e.V., Lahr
  • Kipepeo-Förderverein Kenya e.V., Freiburg
  • Climate protection through reforestation e.V., Gaildorf
  • Convoy of Hope e.V., Waghäusel
  • Nakupenda eV, Konstanz
  • Partnership Association Allensbach-Ghana e.V., Allensbach
  • S.H.A.R.E. Foundation for Microfinance, Fair Trade and Peace Promotion e. V., Stuttgart
  • Sri Lanka-Germany Friends Circle e.V., Stuttgart
  • Starkmacher eV, Mannheim
  • Stay. Foundation for Multiplicative Development, Stuttgart
  • Storychangers eV, Stuttgart
  • Uganda-Hilfe Unterland eV, Schwaigern

The funding program works! The SEZ is funded by the state of Baden-Württemberg with one million euros for the current year. In addition to projects abroad, projects at home and in the partner country Burundi are also supported. In the summer, 19 organizations received SEZ funds from state funds for domestic projects.

Last year, the funding program was used! 27 foreign and 18 domestic projects funded.


Background information on the country's development policy

On February 5, 2013, the state government of Baden-Württemberg approved the new development policy guidelines for Baden-Württemberg in the cabinet. This was preceded by the “World:Citizens Asked!” initiative, a nationally unique citizen participation in which over 1.500 committed citizens throughout the country contributed through workshops and 120 organizations and associations through statements.

The funding is intended to initiate and enable implementation of the goals and results of the development policy dialogue.


Background information about the SEZ

The Baden-Württemberg Development Cooperation Foundation (SEZ) wants to sensitize the population of Baden-Württemberg for globally responsible action and show how everyone can do something for a fairer world. The main topics are fair trade, partnerships between people in Baden-Württemberg and people in the countries of the Global South, global learning and responsible corporate management (CSR).

Information about the projects funded so far:

https://sez.de/projekte


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