Our working areas
In our working areas of Education, Social Entrepreneurship and Arts & Culture, we work in an interdisciplinary way on perspectives and solutions to global challenges.
In our working areas of Education, Social Entrepreneurship and
Arts & Culture, we work in an interdisciplinary way on perspectives and solutions to global challenges.
Projects and initiatives
Our projects are developed together with partners in Africa, Europe and Latin America. International networks come together to form ecosystems for sustainable social development.
News
News
21.11.2024
Cali Declaration: Designing the future of education through diversity, digitality and sustainability
- From November 12-14 the members of the Red STEM Latin America network met in Cali, Colombia to develop the roadmap to foster STEM education for innovation. They signed the Cali Declation to create the pathway to transform education quality in the region.
News
14.11.2024
New Report: Unlocking Kenya’s E-Mobility Potential
- On November 14, the German agency for international cooperation GIZ GmbH and Siemens Stiftung will publish a new report: “Unlocking the Growth Potential of Kenya’s E-Mobility Sector”. The report highlights Kenya’s track to become a leader in sustainable transportation.
News
14.11.2024
The global music industry comes to Rwanda for the ACCES conference
- This November, Rwanda will host ACCES (the Music In Africa Conference For Collaborations, Exchange, and Showcases) for the first time, marking a historic moment for the country’s creative economy. Taking place from November 14th to 16th, 2024, ACCES will bring together music professionals, artists, and stakeholders from across Africa and beyond to explore and shape the continent's vibrant and fast-growing music sector.
Press release
12.11.2024
“No Demon, no saviour”: International white paper dispels myths about digital media
- The white paper ‘Early STEM Education in the Digital Age’ highlights how digital tools can improve STEM education for young learners, presenting research and best practices from six leading international STEM Education organisations. It provides recommendations on the benefits and risks of using technology in early education.