Projects

The MPRR-SSA contributes to the protection of vulnerable and stranded migrants within Sub-Saharan Africa, including through assistance and protection services, and support voluntary return and sustainable reintegration for returnees in the sub Saharan region.

This project was part of the BRiCE (Building Resilience: Education Opportunities in Fragile and Crisis Affected Environments) programme, which aimed to bring education to children and youth living in crisis situations.

Kariba Dam is a concrete arch dam constructed across the Zambezi River, between Zambia and Zimbabwe. Built between 1956 and 1959, the dam created Lake Kariba, which is the largest man-made lake in the world by reservoir storage capacity.

This project was part of the BRiCE (Building Resilience: Education Opportunities in Fragile and Crisis Affected Environments) programme, which aimed to bring education to children and youth living in crisis situations.

This project was part of the BRiCE (Building Resilience: Education Opportunities in Fragile and Crisis Affected Environments) programme, which aimed to bring education to children and youth living in crisis situations.

As part of the BRiCE (Building Resilience: Education Opportunities in Fragile and Crisis Affected Environments) programme, the Never Too Late to Learn project facilitated and enhanced quality alternative education (AE) and early childhood care and development (ECCD) programmes.

This project aims to promote access to education and improve children's learning outcomes by improving the qualifications, governance, and management of teachers in the Sahel countries.

In response to the pressing challenges faced by Lake Tanganyika, the European Union (EU), along with a contribution from the Wallonia authorities (Belgium), initiated the Lake Tanganyika Water Management (LATAWAMA) project in 2019 with a total budget of 7.4 million euros.

EMPoWR informs ethnic minority girls, boys, and young people about their rights, how to access support services, and raise their voice towards policy makers. The project uses an online platform to reach young boys and girls and raise awareness on human trafficking and child marriage.