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Where do we stand after 20 months of activity ?
Jean-christophe CHARLIER | 28-01-2016
After 20 months of operations (out of 48), the CDPR has achieved the following (intermediary) results: 1. The first Law on Public Investment of Vietnam was prepared with the support of the CDPR. The Public Investment Law (PIL) became effective in January 2015. The CDPR supported many consultation...
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¿Servicios de riego sostenibles? Saber acompañar los regantes
Pierre-henri DIMANCHE | 27-01-2016
En Bolivia donde el uso del riego data de los tiempos precolombinos, se ha experimentado con el programa PARC que la sostenibilidad de los servicios de riego tecnificados depende, en gran medida, de un buen acompañamiento a los regantes. La ejecución de los Proyectos Integrales de Riego Comunitario...
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Pérenniser les aménagements pastoraux: l'importance des accords sociaux
Stephanie EECKMAN | 08-01-2016
L’aménagement pastoral reste une préoccupation dans l'élevage au Niger. Afin de prévenir et de limiter les conflits autour de la gestion des ressources naturelles et l’utilisation des aménagements pastoraux, le projet PAAPSSP a développé une démarche d’ingénierie sociale.Mais cette démarche de ...
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Training on site : students learning how to build schools
Guido COUCK | 17-12-2015
This video explains how the Belgian-Rwandan cooperation introduced 'training on site', teaching students in technical and vocational education and training (TVET) how to build schools.The video was shown during the international knowledge-sharing TVET symposium, which was organised by PAFP in October...
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Bridging the gap: from traditional to competency-based training
Guido COUCK | 17-12-2015
Bridging the gap: from traditional to competency-based training.A new teaching and assessment approach in technical and vocational education and training (TVET) in Rwanda.This video was shown during the international knowledge-sharing TVET symposium, which was organised by PAFP in October 2015, in collaboration...
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Chainsaw training for better forest management in Rwanda
Carl THEUNIS | 15-12-2015
Wood is a major natural resource for Rwanda. Timber is used for building schools and houses and throughout the country wood is used for cooking. In Rwanda, traditionally trees are felled with the machete, which implies the trunk is cut at man’s height and much timber is wasted. With ...
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Ceremony to hand over Water Supply Scheme infrastructures and operations
Jennifer SWERTVAEGHER | 10-12-2015
Tuesday, 8 December 2015, Dar es Salaam - The project, commonly known as the Maji Yetu ("Our water") project, handed over the constructed infrastructures and operations to the respective beneficiaries in the presence of H.E. Paul Cartier, Ambassador of the Kingdom of Belgium, EU Head of Cooperation...
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Knowledge-building video of the project
Guido COUCK | 01-12-2015
Leadership and management weaknesses in the health sector were at the basis of the ICB project, aimed at improving health sector performance. The goal was to initiate improved practices in district health services in the Rwenzori and West Nile regions.Extensive technical and financial support ...
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Video of the Teacher Training Project
Guido COUCK | 26-11-2015
Video by the ugandan Ministry of Education.
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Impulsando el desarrollo sostenible en el Valle del Sondondo, Ayacucho
Guido COUCK | 26-11-2015
El Programa de Desarrollo Económico Sostenible y Gestión Estratégica de los Recursos Naturales – PRODERN, viene trabajando en el Valle del Sondondo desde el 2011, donde viene impulsando acciones para la gestión estratégica de los recursos naturales, como es el proceso de gestión territorial, ...
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Presentación animada del Prodern
Guido COUCK | 26-11-2015
Animación que presenta los objetivos, enfoques y estrategias de intervención del proyecto PRODERN I en las regiones de Ayacucho, Apurímac y Huancavelica.
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Healthcare for native communities in the Peruvian Amazon
Guido COUCK | 08-07-2015
Peru has an indigenous population of four million people, the most vulnerable of which are the indigenous communities of the Peruvian Amazon, with poverty rates exceeding 80%. The district of Rio Tambo (department of Junín, 300 km east of Lima) is primarily populated by the native Ashaninka. 46% of ...
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Community irrigation increases agricultural production in Bolivia
Guido COUCK | 23-09-2014
Bolivia has a population of 10 million and covers more than 1 million km² (1), i.e. 30 times the size of Belgium. Only 3% of the land is cultivated and 11% of this acreage, or 300,000 hectares, is irrigated (2). While irrigation in Bolivia dates back to pre-Columbian times and lingers in several...