Find partnerships and funding, and get advice on your development cooperation project., Why do we need development cooperation?, For people in developing countries, there is no...
The SDE++ is an operating subsidy. This means that you will receive a subsidy during the operating period of your project. You may be able to apply for a Stimulation of...
Worldwide, hundreds of millions of households do not have access to energy. Or they only have access to polluting fuels for cooking. Companies and organisations help accelerate...
Over 2,000 households in a refugee camp in Uganda now have electricity. The electricity comes from solar lamps and panels. The pilot project Access to Modern Energy in...
Most Tanzanian farmers use diesel pumps to water their fields when there is no rain. But the pumps are polluting and not reliable. Switching to solar panels is a more attractive...
In some regions in Senegal, there is a shortage of reliable electricity. The Dutch government has agreed to install solar panels on the roofs of 120 health centres. As a result,...
Tomas Olejniczak is an energy consultant from the Netherlands Enterprise Agency. He visited the West Bank in 2020 to represent the Energy Transition Facility programme (ETF). He...
In India, many people live in poverty. For women, job opportunities are scarce. To help deal with this problem, Pollinate Group organises entrepreneurship training courses for...
Almost 80% of the 3 million rural households in Cambodia cook their meals over traditional wood fires. And around 14,000 Cambodians die each year because of air pollution caused...
