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Our approach

We seek to promote sustainable development in Africa in the areas of agriculture, education, environment and African culture.

WHAT WE DO

We are a non-profit organization based in Togo, France and Germany and we work for development.

WE ARE AN ORGANIZATION WHOSE ACTIVITY IS FOCUSED ON HIGH IMPACT PROJECTS.

Agriculture that feeds us more than kills us .

The challenges in the agricultural sector are numerous, thus constituting an obstacle to the development of communities.

Famine and severe food shortages are economically weakening many communities. Even though there are programs to fight hunger, the fact is that there is still a lot of arable land within these communities.
Undernourishment affects millions of people in Africa, particularly in regions where access to adequate food is limited by poverty, conflict and natural disasters.
In Africa, the minimization of agricultural activity is a major challenge that affects the effectiveness of the sector, leading to increasing food insecurity and untapped potential of arable land.
The high price of agricultural equipment constitutes an obstacle for many farmers in Africa, limiting their ability to modernize their practices and increase their productivity.
Climate change.

The world still suffers from famine, malnutrition and undernourishment. We then implement creative projects while mobilizing volunteers in the essential areas of agriculture and livestock.

Climate change is the result of human action .

The challenges in the environmental sector are numerous and have harmful consequences on communities and their activities.

Deforestation, whether in Africa or at the end of the world, has harmful consequences on biodiversity, climate regulation and contributes to climate change.
Marine pollution and the greenhouse effect. Oil spills, plastic waste and chemical substances contaminate the seas and oceans with devastating effects on aquatic flora and fauna, threatening our health. On the other hand, greenhouse gases coming from human activities (industries, etc.), trap heat in the atmosphere and cause climate change with impacts on the ecosystem, the economy and human health.
Waste management presents a handicap. The accumulation of untreated waste contributes to the pollution of water, air and soil. This can have adverse consequences on human health and the ecosystem.
The effect of environmental challenges is reflected more on agriculture and livestock farming. So our survival is at risk.

We attach major importance to the valorization of resources and with the collaboration and commitment of all, we are convinced of being able to shape a better world.

Our education systems suffer from a handicap .

The education sector is faced with many major challenges that hinder its development and effectiveness. These obstacles are varied and complex, and require particular attention to develop solution approaches.

Unequal access to education persists as an obstacle to development. Disparities between rural and urban areas, as well as gender-related barriers. The challenges linked to the schooling of the young girl.
Lack of educational and human resources. Too little infrastructure in poor condition for a large number of learners.
The quality of education in Africa also remains a major challenge. Learners at the end of training have a relatively low educational level.
The monotony of academic activities in schools. School programs have not been redesigned over the years. Thus, we notice a virtual absence of extracurricular programs and clubs. Swimming and tennis are examples of activities that offer both entertainment and educational aspects.

We attach great importance to the development of young people's professional skills in a global context.

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Our cultural identities
tend to get lost .

The challenges in the cultural sector are numerous.

Nowadays, we are witnessing a loss of traditions. This has a profound impact on culture in that the disappearance of ancestral ways of life leads to a reduction in cultural diversity and deprives societies of their identity and cultural wealth.
Globalization and digitalization have facilitated the mass sharing of cultural content across the world but also tend towards cultural standardization, the domination of one culture over another and a dilution of local cultural identities. Thus certain cultures are judged barbaric, primitive. The example of scarification practices.

The richness of African culture is linked to the family, but many Africans do not know the history of their family, their origin, their tradition, beliefs and ancestral values.

Intercultural conflicts, cultural differences, often lead to misunderstandings, prejudices and tensions between individuals and communities. Which can harm social cohesion, peace and harmonious relations between communities.

We seek to encourage research, safeguarding and promotion of intangible heritage through exchanges, transmission of practices and projects aimed at promoting the living expression of traditional cultures.

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Our approach

WHAT WE DO

WE ARE AN ORGANIZATION WHOSE ACTIVITY IS FOCUSED ON HIGH IMPACT PROJECTS.

Our education systems suffer from a handicap .

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We are a non-profit organization.