Our involvement is based on mutual understanding between equal-level partners. Our role is to mediate and guide local civil society organisations in order to effectively implement children's rights.
Based on openness, clarity and mutual respect, we support our partners in carrying out their campaigns and projects for the implementation of children’s rights and human
development.
Creating sustainable development is our concern, because whether we live in the global North or South, all of us are responsible for the life chances of future generations. We believe that these can only be enhanced by collaborating in trustful partnerships.
We offer efficient and effective expert advice, based on our experiences in different African countries:
The change towards greater sustainability has to come from local participants who have a vision and a holistic approach to work, and are not restricted to short-term aid.
The 2021 Right Livelihood Award, also known as the "Alternative Nobel Prize," went to Marthe Wandou, coordinator of our partner organization ALDEPA in the Far North region of Cameroon.
She received the award “for building a model of community-based child protection in the face of terrorist insurgency and gender-based violence in the Lake Chad region of Cameroon.”
Read more on the Right Livelihood Award Foundation page.
We are proud to have worked with Marthe and her team at ALDEPA on child protection projects for over 10 years!
In all of our projects, we work with partners on the political and the civil society level, such as
Our project would not be possible without the (financial) contribution of our international partners, in particular
Picture above: Solidarity. © Jacky Naegelen.