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Under the motto "Give a voice to deaf people in the metal sector", bbw cooperates since autumn 2019 with 9 other European partners. The aim of the project is to develop tools for hearing impaired and deaf employees in the metal sector in order to expand their technical know-how and improve communication within the production line.

Developing high profitable markets for Tanzanian smallholders and cooperatives – how can this be achieved?

Sustainable local economic development by strengthening the dialogue between local government, entrepreneurship and civil society.

bbw promotes livelihood improvements of Ugandan youths and inner-African refugees in Uganda via vocational training

German teachers at vocational colleges qualify African vocational college teachers in Wildpoldsried/Germany for a promising future.

As part of a vocational training partnership (BBP), the bbw gGmbH has been cooperating with the Tunisian vocational training agency Agence Tunisienne de la Formation Professionnelle (ATFP) and five of its vocational schools (BBZ) in the governorates of Sousse and Siliana. The aim is to improve the local training offer by promoting practice-oriented training components and to strengthen cooperation between the vocational schools and the private sector. The focus is on promoting Tunisian youth and young adults as well as Tunisian SMEs. Job opportunities and income are expected to be increased through a reinforced orientation of the training that meets accordingly the needs of the labor market.

Dual training structures, two venues of learning, practice-oriented teaching methods and a close exchange between industry and vocational schools - all this contributes to the improvement of vocational training in South Africa and thus addresses the issues of youth unemployment and shortage of skilled labor.