Within the Lusophone Network, ADPP Guinea-Bissau and RENAP GB, in partnership with Coalition Plus and GAT Portugal, held the 1st and 2nd Edition of the International Testing Week, in 2020 & 2021 respectively.
The Vocational school of Bissorã will be supported for the second year by the French-based Schneider Foundation in order to modernize and improve the quality of its training in electricity and solar energy for youth.
This morning, November 21st 2017, at the Cassacá Congress School in Missirã, Bissau, the official ceremony of a new pavilion built with seven (7) properly equipped classrooms was held.
Boosting livelihoods and food availability through irrigation schemes in Mozambique: an example from Munguissa
Last week at the annual United Nations Climate Change Conference, world leaders congregated in Germany to address the challenges of climate change, in a concerted effort to seek solutions and stimulate action to counter this growing global threat.
On the morning of the 31st of October 2017, a Associação de Ajuda de Desenvolvimento de Povo para Povo Guiné-Bissau (ADPP/GB), in the conference room of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, International Cooperation and communities, a MEMORANDUM OF UNDERSTANDING, with the Secretary of State of the Communities (SEC).
As part of the Project Adaptation of Agricultural Production Systems in the Coastal Areas of Northwest Guinea-Bissau (APICA GNB), the Workshop on Validation of the Baseline Study, Capacity Needs Assessment and Knowledge and Attitude Research took place yesterday, April 16th, at Coimbra hotel.
The electrician graduated from ADPP Escola Vocacional Bissorã, Fatumata Fate, participated yesterday, April 14, 2025, in the webinar Roundtable: Excellence through Skills - Stories and Practices on Women's Empowerment in Africa, promoted by the European Association of Institutes for Vocational Training - EVBB, The Federation Humana People to People and TourEdu4All- A holistic model to open Tourism VET for vulnerable groups.
In this 2nd meeting of ausculation, reflection and definition of collaborative strategies held on Monday, April 7th, in the Kau Criar building, we were once again able to join efforts and think about the fortification of relationships, the adequacy of approaches and the treatment of the IMPACT Guinea-Bissau project.
“Everywhere women need access to health providers who listen to their concerns and meet their needs, including in the months after pregnancy, when millions lack critical support, despite enduring lasting health consequences after birth.
Within the scope of the IMPACT-Guinea-Bissau project, funded by the European Union in Guinea-Bissau, the 1st phase of the training of 36 technicians and community activists is taking place at the Teacher Training College DNS-Bachil, Cacheu region.
The training of 36 community awareness technicians and activists continues to take place successfully at the TEACHER TRAINING College DNS-BACHIL , in Cacheu region.
As we celebrate International Women’s Day, ending gender inequality remains a challenge that’s faced with multiple crisis threatening to push back the progress made over the years.
