Diddeleng Hëlleft
Diddeleng Hëlleft a.s.b.l.
Dudelange, Luxembourg
About
Founded in 1994, Diddeleng Hëlleft is a non-profit association based in Dudelange, Luxembourg working on international development, education, health +2 more.
Diddeleng Hëlleft is a Luxembourg-based non-profit association (a.s.b.l.) headquartered in Dudelange. It raises funds from members and donors and provides grants to non-governmental development organisations (ONGD) and associations working on sustainable development and fair trade projects in developing countries. Each year it issues a call for projects, analyses submissions against defined criteria, and funds multi-year and one-off project contributions, typically co-financed by the Luxembourg Ministry of Foreign Affairs. Supported projects cover agriculture and organic farming, education, health, child protection, women's empowerment and rural development in countries including Burkina Faso, Nicaragua, Colombia, Kenya, India, Guatemala, Haiti, Brazil, Nepal and Rwanda. The association also informs the public through brochures, events and sales of publications. Its statutes date from a 1994 constitution and state that it is politically, trade-unionally and denominationally independent.
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Pé no Chão
Community development · Brazil
Political and technical training course for young people from agrarian reform settlements in Pernambuco, supported through the Landless Peasants Movement partner ACAPE.
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Community development
Empowerment and capacity-building programme that trains individuals to act as community promoters on health, hygiene, environment and local problems.
Advocacy Forum Nepal support for children of imprisoned parents
Children & Youth · Nepal
Support for children of imprisoned parents in Nepal, identified through prison visits and reintegrated into their home communities.
Inhijambia street girls project
Children & Youth · Nicaragua
Support for street girls and young mothers in Managua, including day shelters, nutrition, education, detoxification and medical and psychological aid.
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Inhijambia, APIL, ADAA, AJR, NE-CBHP, AJPEE, ARFA, ACAPE, Advocacy Forum Nepal, SOS Faim, Action pour un Monde Uni, ASTM, Luxembourg Ministry of Foreign Affairs