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    ForAfrika Deutschland e. V.

    from Stuttgart

    ForAfrika Deutschland e.V. has been committed to a thriving Africa since 2004. With projects in FOOD SECURITY, EDUCATION, WATER, HEALTH, and AGRICULTURE, the organization promotes sustainable solutions and social justice to enable people in Africa to lead an independent life.

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    ForAfrika Deutschland e.V. - A Vision for a Thriving Africa

    ForAfrika Deutschland e.V. has been an integral part of the largest African aid and development organization, ForAfrika, since 2004. Founded in 1984 by Peter Pretorius in Mozambique, the organization has developed into a global network committed to the progress and independence of Africa.

    Mission and Values

    The guiding principle of ForAfrika is "For Africa to thrive" - A thriving Africa. The organization strives to overcome barriers and challenges in Africa by providing resources and implementing locally initiated programs. The focus is on social justice and sustainable change, giving people in Africa the opportunity to realize their full potential and live with dignity and independence.

    Key Projects and Services

    ForAfrika Deutschland e.V. focuses on several key areas:

    • Food Security: Through nutrition programs, especially school feeding, it ensures that children in need can continue attending school, improve their health, and concentrate on their lessons without hunger[1][3][5].
    • Education: Educational programs are the foundation for breaking the cycle of hunger and poverty. ForAfrika promotes the education of children and youth to create long-term prospects[1][3][5].
    • Water and Hygiene (WASH): The organization advocates for access to clean drinking water and improved sanitation facilities. Projects such as the installation of water pipes and rainwater tanks enhance the hygiene and health of communities[1][3][5].
    • Health Assistance: ForAfrika provides mobile health posts and emergency aid projects to improve healthcare, especially for malnourished children and expectant mothers. For example, in South Sudan, ultrasound examinations for pregnant women have been made possible, significantly reducing the risk of maternal deaths[2][3][5].
    • Disaster and Refugee Assistance: The organization responds to emergencies through disaster and refugee assistance to help affected people quickly and effectively[2][5].
    • Agricultural Projects: ForAfrika promotes climate-smart agricultural skills and tools to support small farmers and school children and improve food security[3][5].

    Sustainability Goals and Initiatives

    ForAfrika actively advocates for sustainable solutions to counter the impacts of climate change. These include:

    • Climate-Resilient Crops: The organization promotes the cultivation of climate-resilient crops to protect farmers and communities from the effects of climate change[3].
    • Flood Barriers and Water Management: Projects such as the construction of flood barriers in South Sudan secure food and access to schools, clinics, and markets during the rainy season[3].
    • Education and Self-Sufficiency: By teaching vegetable growing skills in schools, ForAfrika enables families to sustainably provide for themselves[3].

    Funding and Recognition

    ForAfrika Deutschland e.V. is primarily funded through donations and grants. In 2022, total revenues exceeded 2.1 million euros. The organization holds the donation seal of the German Central Institute for Social Issues (DZI), confirming its transparency and efficiency in the use of donated funds[2][5].

    ForAfrika Deutschland e.V. works closely with the local population to create a sustainable and independent future for Africa. Through its diverse projects and initiatives, the organization makes a significant contribution to overcoming poverty and promoting education, health, and food security in Africa.

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