transformAfrica

In the framework of the transformAfrica program, the Heinrich Böll Stiftung (hbs) in collaboration with Le Cube, launches an artist contest...

L'efficacité énergétique constitue une réponse prometteuse aux défis énergétiques auxquels font face l'ensemble des pays africains aujourd'hui.

On 29-30 November 2018, the Moroccan office of Heinrich Böll foundation organised in Rabat a workshop entitled “Towards a just and sustainable socio-ecological transformation” in order to close the first year of its program TransformAfrica.

Afin de clore la 1ére année du programme TransformAfrica, le bureau marocain de la fondation Heinrich Böll a organisé un séminaire intitulé « Vers une transformation socio-écologique, juste et durable » s´étant tenu le 29 et 30 Novembre 2018 à Rabat.

Quatre courts films documentaires font le portrait des bonnes pratiques agro-écologiques qui sont mieux adaptées au changement climatique et bénéfiques pour l’autonomisation des femmes rurales  

The conference on socio-ecological transformations in Africa, organised by the Moroccan office of Heinrich Böll foundation, took place between the 7th and the 9th of November 2017 in Rabat. Around 60 participants from different countries

Coordinated by the Heinrich Böll foundation office based in Rabat, the program transformAfrica was officially launched in November 2017 following a conference on socio-ecological transformations in Africa hold in Rabat. The program has been set up for a period of three years.

Energy efficiency is a key to ensuring a safe, reliable, affordable and sustainable energy system for the future. It is the one energy resource that every country possesses in abundance and is the quickest and least costly way of addressing energy security, environmental and economic challenges.

Africa has a large quantity of natural resources and especially due to specific geographical locations and climate conditions, some african countries belong to the richest countries in terms of natural resources worldwide.

Urban development is a controversial topic for many African countries, due to the growing number of people living in cities, as well as the various activities and policies (management of critical infrastructures, inclusion of every group living in the city

In the context of globalization, Africa has been dealing with an increasing among of waste over the last decades, resulting to problems at every stage of the management chains,

Africa has a large quantity of natural resources and especially due to specific geographical locations and climate conditions, some african countries belong to the richest countries in terms of natural resources worldwide. These resources include oils, minerals, precious metals, fisheries, wildlife or even some primary goods. However, over the past decades and even centuries, these various countries or regions, which are rich of natural resources, have also been the center of tensions or even conflicts between various groups of actors that are directly involved with the extraction and or processing of such resources.

TransformAfrica is a multi-annual program promoting a participatory, just and sustainable socio-ecological transformation in Africa. The program is managed by the Rabat office of the Heinrich Böll Foundation and supported by a variety of civil society actors from different African countries

TransformAfrica is a multi-annual program promoting a participatory, just and sustainable socio-ecological transformation in Africa. The program is managed by the Rabat office of the Heinrich Böll Foundation and supported by a variety of civil society actors from different African countries.