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Zereda veut dire Paix en Zandé, langue de la préfecture du Haut-Mbomou, en République centrafricaine. C’est aussi le nom de la radio de la ville de Obo, relancée le 29 mai 2021 dans le cadre du programme RELSUDE financé par le Fonds Bêkou.

Every child deserves a peaceful and secure childhood and the chance to go to school. This is still being denied to around 152 million children around the world who are engaged in child labour.

Explore how a cultural festival in Burao, Somaliland, brought together displaced and host communities, promoting social cohesion and unity through shared heritage and traditions, with support from the EU-BREACH Project.

Le FED, Fonds Européen de Développement, finance le projet 'Appui à la résilience des populations rurales à Djibouti' afin de permettre aux populations rurales de développer une agriculture locale allant de pair avec leurs traditions pastorales.

Thanks to the Em Vui platform, adolescents are informed on the risks of human trafficking and equiped with necessary knowledge and skills for prevention and rescue.

Working together as Team Europe, the EU and its Member States have been working hard to support Nigeria and its people in these difficult times.

A new mobile application is bringing farmers in Africa the science of monitoring land restoration. The Regreening Africa App is an EU- funded project, which helps farmers, government agents and project officers to collect data on land restoration.

A new programme is helping expand social protection through increased and more reliable public financing

The informal learning centre, built in 2019, is part of a European Union and UNICEF-supported project carried out by the Norwegian Refugee Council to equip conflict-affected adolescents and young people with the skills they need.