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Who makes the solar programme possible

The use of renewable energies is a requirement of the hour, but they are also an important economic and development factor in many countries of the global South.

How solar energy can be used sustainably and how people benefit from it in the long term is demonstrated by the Jugend Eine Welt Program "Solar Africa!", sponsored by the Austrian Development Agency.

An Introduction to Jugend Eine Welt

 

The Austrian aid organisation Jugend Eine Welt has been working to improve the future prospects of disadvantaged children and young people all over the world since 1997 and supports aid projects, schools, programmes for street children and education projects in Asia, Africa, Latin America, the Middle East and Eastern Europe. Jugend Eine Welt is also active in providing emergency aid and organising periods of voluntary work abroad as well as establishing business partnerships and social impact investment. More Info here

 

 

Austrian Development Agency

 

Reducing poverty, promoting peace and protecting the environment: those are the targets pursued by the Austrian Development Agency (ADA). To improve living conditions in so-called developing countries and to contribute to achieving the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) ADA is currently carrying out projects and programmes with a combined budget of EUR 500 million. More Info here

 

 

 

We thank at this point:

  • our project partners the Salesians of Don Bosco, and staff members and teachers in Ethiopia and Uganda who work tirelessly in support of disadvantaged children and young people, good education for all and a sustainable way of life. Very many thanks for your support in those areas!
  • the Austrian Development Agency without whose support the programme would not be possible in this form. Thank you very much for your valuable cooperation and the faith you place in Jugend Eine Welt;
  • Engineers Without Borders Austria who support and enhance the programme with their expertise and experience and who helped produce high-quality teaching materials.
  • all children and young people, school pupils, students and entrepreneurs in the solar power branch – thank you for your efforts and your motivation to implement the solar power programme and pass on its ideas to others.

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