Articles and News from ADPP Angola's Work
Civil Society Organization Sustainability Index
in General
FHI 360 with support from USAID assesses the Civil Society Organization Sustainability Index (CSOSI) for each country in the Sub-Saharan Africa. This assesses the capacity of civil society to serve…
World Food Day: Grow, Nourish, Sustain. Together.
in Agriculture & Environment
World Food Day on 16 October 2020 marks the 75th anniversary of the Food and Agriculture Organisation of the United Nations (FAO). Under the theme “Grow, Nourish, Sustain. Together,” activities…
ADPP Angola's COVID-19 Response
in General
All APP projects throughout Angola have been collaborating with local, municipal, provincial and state authorities in the fight against the spread of the coronavirus that causes Covid-19. Women in…
ADPP Angola - Annual Report 2019
in News From the Projects
We're delighted to launch our annual report for 2019. Click here to download or click on the image -> As we say in the report: our results would not be possible without the efforts of everyone…
Launching the Humana People to People Progress Report 2018
in General
The Federation Humana People to People (Humana People to People) is excited and proud to release its Humana People to People Progress Report 2018, demonstrating the value of its work. The report…
Even teachers have a lot to learn
in Blog
I have been participating in the activities organized by the TCE project for five months. I was very interested in the policy of implementing the Sport in Schools program as a form of promoting the…
The experience of a professional, the Municipal HIV/AIDS Supervisor
in Blog
I am working in the Municipal Health Department in Maquela do Zombo as the Municipal HIV/AIDS Supervisor and I am also responsible for the HIV testing centre. Maquela is an area with favourable…
A Traditional Leaders’ View
in Blog
My name is Sebastião Andrade. I am the traditional leader for the village of Kimbaxi Santa Maria. I am 61 years old and I am also a member of the Women Farmers’ Club project. First of all, I would…
Rising to the Challenge
in Blog
My name is Graça Marília Rufino and I am a Community Health Agent, or ADECOS as we are now known, for Kangongo, which is my own community here in the municipality of Gambos. I have learned a lot…
Civil Society Organization Sustainability Index (CSOSI)
in General
ADPP is pleased to share the Civil Society Organization Sustainability Index (CSOSI) report of 2017 for Angola. The report describes advances and setbacks in the country’s civil society sector in…
Travelling to learn, learning to travel
in Education
Experiences from the "travelling to learn, learning to travel" period at the teacher training schools
SADC Malaria Week
in Health
We’ve given the malaria section of our website an update in celebration of SADC Malaria Week. Check the whole micro site here.You can read more about our current projects, for example the…
Personal experience: Control of Malaria in Kalandula
in Blog
My name is Candido Jõao Ngunza and I am a Passionate (volunteer) in the project. I’m very enthusiastic about the arrival of the project in Kalandula and in my community of Kiluanje. In a short time I…
Personal experience: Living with HIV
in Health
My name is Candido Jõao Ngunza and I am a Passionate (volunteer) in the project. I’m very enthusiastic about the arrival of the project in Kalandula and in my community of Kiluanje. In a short time I…
ADPP Angola - Annual Report 2017
in News From the Projects
It is with great pleasure that we present our Annual Report 2017 in English. Click here to download or click on the image. As we say in the report: our results come from the combined efforts of all…
MALARIA WEEK AT ADPP´S PROJECTS IN ANGOLA
in Health
READY TO BEAT MALARIA According to the Multiple Health Indicators Survey (IIMS) 2015-2016, malaria prevalence is 14% in Angola, reaching 22% in rural areas and 8% in urban areas. Since the beginning…
MALARIA WEEK 2018 AT ADPP'S PROJECTS IN ANGOLA
in Blog
READY TO BEAT MALARIA According to the Multiple Health Indicators Survey (IIMS) 2015-2016, malaria prevalence is 14% in Angola, reaching 22% in rural areas and 8% in urban areas. Since the beginning…
Teacher training: Learning to travel and travelling to learn
in News From the Projects
The first year of training at the ADPP Teacher Training Schools is called The International year of the Teacher, and includes a 3 to 4-month study trip in Angola. Students travel by bus, camping…
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