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Polish Aid fosters entrepreneurship of Belarusian women

Beautiful, colourful and high-quality handicrafts, including jewellery and home decor accessories, have been created by seventy-six Belarusian women who took part in the Activation Academy for women under the Polish Aid programme.
Polish Aid & Women Power!

In many places in the world, women and girls are more at risk of poverty and hunger than men. In developing countries they represent the majority of the unemployed, and as many as 75% of them work illegally.
Poland’s involvement in the Western Balkans

Poland shows its solidarity with developing countries by undertaking actions resulting from its membership in international organisations: the EU, UN and OECD to implement sustainable development goals, as well as by implementing assistance projects for those in need.
Admission to Polish universities starts in March!

The Stefan Banach programme is part of Polish scholarship offer addressed to developing countries.
Warsaw Humanitarian Expo

As part of a public-private partnership with Ptak Warsaw Expo, a fair and congress centre, and Lubawa S.A., the Polish Ministry of Foreign Affairs is preparing Poland’s first humanitarian fair in Nadarzyn near Warsaw on 11-13 June 2019.

29-01-2019

A new programme to develop tourism launched in Belarus

In Minsk, representatives of the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) and of the...

29-01-2019

Opening of a furniture shop in Molotkoviche

In Molotkoviche, in the Belarusian part of Polesia, there is a special school attended by over...

14-01-2019

Kenyan fire-fighters trained thanks to Polish Aid

Kenya is one of the fastest developing countries in Africa.

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