Filming of short films for the "One World - No Hunger" Project at Ondangwa, Oshana Region

"One World -No Hunger:Strengthening Womens's Land Ownership and Land Use Rights in Sub-Saharan Africa"

To make the "One World - No Hunger" workshops more lively, 10 short movies were produced in a traditional village near Ondangwa in the northern part of Namibia from the 5th -9th of February 2018.

Workshop Follow up meeting at Onambutu Village, Ohangwena Region

ONE WORLD - NO HUNGER: STRENGTHENING WOMEN'S LAND USE AND LAND OWNERSHIP RIGHTS IN SUB-SAHARA AFRICA

A workshop follow up meeting was held at Onambutu Village in Ohangwena Region, through the special initiative “One World No Hunger – Strengthening Land Ownership and Land Use Rights of Women in Sub-Saharan Africa” on the 08th of February 2018. Its participants consisted of 24 representatives who participated in the workshop in 2017.

Democracy 2030

Chances and challenges for Namibia's democracy

A panel discussion and book presentation

MSME Conference 2017

An event for macro, small and medium enterprises in Namibia

One World – No Hunger: The second year of the project has concluded on a positive note

One World-No Hunger: Strengthening Women's Land Use and Land Ownership Rights in Sub-Saharan Africa

The last two workshops in 2017 took place from November 21th to November 30th as part of the special initiative “One World-No Hunger: Strengthening Women’s Land Use and Land Ownership rights in Sub-Saharan Africa”.

New Windhoek Dialogue

Konferenz der Mitte-Rechts-Parteien aus Afrika und Europa vor dem 5. AU-EU-Gipfel

Wie sich das Verhältnis zwischen Afrika und Europa durch die Flüchtlingskrise und den zunehmenden chinesischen Einfluss entwickelt, haben mehr als 50 Parlamentarier und Parteienvertreter aus Afrika und Europa beim New Windhoek Dialogue in der Elfenbeinküste diskutiert.

Smart Grids and their potentials in Namibia's electricity sector

How can renewable energies be utilised in order to provide electricity for Namibia in a safe and sustainable manner? What role will the respective grid infrastructure and their smart management play? These were the key questions that Namibian energy expert Dr. Detlof von Oertzen answered during his presentation on Smart Grid Management in the NamPower Convention Centre on the 12 October. Find a brief summary of the presentation below.

"A Land for Women": Edutainment at the Ongwediva Trade Fair.

One World - No Hunger: Strengthening Women's Land Use and Land Ownership Rights in Sub-Saharan Africa

"A Land for Women" at the Ongwediva Trade Fair 2017.

Energy Storage Systems and their Applications in Namibia's Elecrity Sector

Namibia has a huge potential for the wide-spread and efficient use of Renewable Energies. However, a lack of available and sufficient storage solutions is still one of the factors that stops nations from using more than only a fraction of that potential.

Launch of the baseline study: Stefanie Braun and Absai Kashululu in an interview with Good Morning Namibia

ONE WORLD NO HUNGER: STRENGTHENING WOMEN'S LAND USE AND LAND OWNERSHIP RIGHTS RIGHTS IN SUB-SAHARAN AFRICA

Project Manager Stefanie Braun and WAD representative Absai Kashululu talk about the launch of the baseline study on the current status of women's land use and land ownership rights in an interview with NBC Good Morning Namibia.