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New SLE articles about food (in)security in the Global South
SLE published two articles on ONE WORLD No Hunger that discuss the impacts of the Covid-19 containment measures on food (in)security in the Global South.Read more: SLE experts about food (in)security in the Global South
International webinar “Climate model village” (Indonesia) 20 April
The Global Adaptation Summit 2021 showed that resilience-building through locally-led adaptation is gaining momentum. But what does locally-led adaptation means in practice?Read more: International webinar “Climate model village” 20 April
Photo Voice Project Cameroon
How do local people living next to conservation areas experience their daily lives? What aspects of their lives do they wish to portray and discuss?Start of the 59th cohort 2021!
On 18th of January, the 59th cohort of the SLE postgraduate program "International cooperation for sustainable development" will start in a digital format.
©SLESLE TRAINING in times of a pandemic - new course programme
Covid-19, event and travel restrictions. This also posed new challenges for our SLE TRAINING, which lives from internationally mobile participants and the exchange within face-to-face trainings:
©Eva Maria Graf 2019"What is in it for me?" Perspectives on integrating the private sector into ATVET in Rwanda and Uganda
Cooperations between the public and private sector in the field of vocational education and training are essential to create a skilled workforce spurring value creation and economic development.Presentation of research concepts of overseas projects 2020
The presentation of research concepts of the overseas projects Cambodia, African Union, Benin and South Africa of the 58th cohort takes place on 4th and 5th August 2020 as a Zoom presentation.Read more: Presentation of research concepts overseas projects 2020
©Dorothea Kulla"What is in it for me?" SLE study about vocational training in Benin and Togo available!
This study examines if and how the contribution of private agricultural and food companies to agricultural vocational training in Benin and Togo can be increased:
©SLE, Team Mongolei 2019New SLE study about horticultural and tourism sector in Western Mongolia now available
The study analyses the potentials and challenges of developing complementary income sources in the horticultural and tourism sector in Western Mongolia. The study’s target groups were different groups of the local population in predominantly rural areas in Khovd and Uvs province, including women and youth.
We are happy to announce this year’s SLE TRAINING courses!
Enrol before June 1st 2020 to get the Early Bird price!Read more: We are happy to announce this year’s SLE TRAINING courses!
