Current projects in Africa and Asia

«Komar An II» supports children of poor farmer families for their regular school attendance and takes care that they actually learn and perform well.

The CO-OPERAID vocational school in Paidha, Uganda, enables young people with little previous schooling to enter the labour market. The vocational knowledge they acquire leads to a better standard of living.

CO-OPERAID’s «Talents» project enables talented young people from poor families to enter higher education by providing them with scholarships.

35 schools in remote villages give about 1'400 children from ethnic minorities the chance to education.

«Upasshak» project supports secondary school education for youth from ethnic minorities by running two hostels in Bandarban town, Bangladesh.

In Zombo district, a rural part of Uganda, youth are provided the know-how and skills to produce a better income from the farm of their family.

CO-OPERAID’s «Okad Tisong» project supports girls and women in Laos who became victims of human trafficking. Basic education and vocational training offer a second chance to them.