News and Stories

The “Leather Initiative for Sustainable employment Creation” (LISEC) project , is catalyzing transformative change in Ethiopia’s leather industry, by creating greater economic and decent employment opportunities especially for young men and women.

The article presents the WE-RISE! project funded by the EUTF and implemented by AICS in partnership with UN WOMEN and other institutions to enhance the food resilience of Sudan's most vulnerable population. It examines the intervention strategies and its impact on the targeted communities in Gedaref

It was her passion for tailoring that led to the development of a business opportunity for Medina Maneno. Today, she is the proud owner of 'Medina Classic Business Center,' a thriving tailoring shop in Adjumani, town located in Northern Uganda.

From 2016 - 2024, the Research and Evidence Facility (REF), has been a driving force in shedding light on the complex dynamics of migration, displacement, and mobility in the greater Horn of Africa.

In a bid to commemorate International Migrants Day, taking place every year on December 18, the European Union Delegation to Ethiopia embarked on a compelling social media campaign, displaying the resilience of migrants supported by some EU cooperation projects under the EUTF.

The Kakuma-Kalobeyei Challenge Fund (KKCF) is changing the perception of refugee-hosting areas by attracting and supporting private sector.

Classée 6ème meilleure Business School en Afrique subsaharienne (Jeune Afrique), Lomé Business School est accompagné par I&P Accélération au Sahel, un programme lancé par I&P et financé par l’Union européenne à travers le Fonds Fiduciaire d’Urgence pour l’Afrique

Discover the vibrant tapestry of hope woven by refugee youth in West Nile! 🎨 The EU Youth Art Competition, a beacon of creativity, recently celebrated outstanding talents in Uganda.

Today, as we commemorate International Migrants Day (Dec. 18th), we recognize the invaluable contributions of migrants worldwide and draw attention to the distinctive challenges they face.