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Capacity Building for the Post-Brexit Generation ‘Why We're Stuck and How We Want to Get out of This’
14.Jun.2017 - 13:02
60 Years after the signing of the Rome Treaty, Europe is not a pretty sight. The UK is leaving after a guest performance of 44 years; populism and…
The African Renewable Energy Initiative: Promoting People-Centred Energy Solutions
14.Jun.2017 - 10:00
According to the African Development Bank, more than 640 million Africans live without electricity. This translates to an access rate of just over…
When Clean Energy Gets Dirty: Experiences from Kenya
14.Jun.2017 - 10:00
Renewable energy has become an important part of the global energy mix. This can be celebrated as a great achievement in the fight against climate…
Africa poised for greatness – but governments must act fast
14.Jun.2017 - 10:00
Continent has demographics, renewable energy sources and technology on its side Conventional wisdom tells us that the Chinese are buying up Africa…
Public-Private Partnerships for Infrastructure Development in Africa: The Need for Human Rights-Focused Regulation
14.Jun.2017 - 10:00
In When China Met Africa[1], a 2010 documentary lm about China’s interests in Zambia, a Chinese interviewee highlighted the importance of…
Without Direction: Nigeria’s Cross River State Superhighway
14.Jun.2017 - 10:00
January 2016, three months after the ground-breaking ceremony for a superhighway in Nigeria’s Cross River State, fewer than 50 men and women…
With or without the Paris Agreement –Trump won’t have the last word on US climate policy
02.Jun.2017 - 15:59
On June 1, in the White House Rose Garden, President Donald Trump declared that he would start measures to withdraw the United States from the…
LGBTI rights and activism in Uganda and Botswana
01.Jun.2017 - 14:51
Barigye Ambrose is a Uganda-based LGBTI and human rights activist. He works as field director and reporter for Kuchu Times Media Group, a Ugandan…
LGBTI people in Myanmar: second-class citizens
01.Jun.2017 - 14:24
Talking to Heinrich Boell Foundation Myanmar, Yaya Aye Myat, the Permanent Secretary of the National Transgender People Alliance, regretted that…
The LGBTQ Community under Trump: Interview with Sharita Gruberg
01.Jun.2017 - 12:39
As a candidate, Trump became the first GOP nominee to promise to protect LGBTQ Americans and feature an openly gay man on the primetime convention…

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The Heinrich Böll Foundation is working together with more than 100 partner projects in 60 countries and maintains offices in 30 countries. Approximately half of the fundings goes to projects worldwide.

Offices of the Heinrich Böll Foundation in Africa

The Heinrich Böll Foundation has offices in Southern Africa (Cape Town, South Africa), in the region East and Horn of Africa (Nairobi, Kenya), in Nigeria (Abuja) and in the region of Northern Africa (Tunis).

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Offices of the Heinrich Böll Foundation in Asia

The Heinrich Böll Foundation has offices in the region Central America/Mexico/Cuba (Mexico City and San Salvador), in Brazil (Rio de Janeiro) and in Cono Sur (Santiago de Chile).

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Offices of the Heinrich Böll Foundation in Europe

In Europe the Heinrich Böll Foundation has its headquarters in Berlin and maintains offices in Brussels (Belgium), Warsaw (Poland), Prague (Czech Republic), Istanbul (Turkey), Tbilisi (Georgia), Moscow (Russia), Kiev (Ukraine), Belgrade (Serbia), Sarajevo (Bosnia and Herzegovina), Zagreb (Croatia) and Thessaloniki (Greece).

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Offices of the Heinrich Böll Foundation in Middle East

The Heinrich Böll Foundation has offices in Tunis (Tunisia), Tel Aviv (Israel), Ramallah (Palestine) and in Beirut (Lebanon).

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