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'I have learned it is extremely important to be on the ground.'

Geraldine Beaujean of Maastricht University about training & education in crisis and emergency situations.

According to Anwesha Majumder, Chief Representative of Neso India, internationalisation should be ‘a two-way street’.

"Regional cooperation and international expertise are key to solving challenges."

Holland alumni from 5 Southern African countries met in Pretoria to discuss challenges in water, energy and food security.

After 7 years, the Orange Knowledge Programme is coming to an end. In order to celebrate its achievements and results, we organised an Orange Knowledge Impact Event.

Dutch and Iraqi education professionals improving skills in water management and agriculture.

This March, cabinet members and business and education leaders will join the Dutch Royal Couple on a state visit to Indonesia. While this visit will attract due attention, it is the ongoing ‘quiet’ work of knowledge diplomacy that may have the most sustainable impact on a society.

Young Experts take on leading roles

Through the government-funded Young Expert Programmes, high potentials are adding value to projects and organisations in countries around the world.

Unlocking local knowledge through collaboration.

Gone are the days of one-way development aid to ‘help the global south’. Nowadays, global development is about demand-driven international collaboration, based on reciprocity and mutual benefit. And not necessarily with involvement from the west.

In collaboration with the University of Twente, agricultural organisations in Jordan are exploring how remote sensing applications can contribute to sustainable food production and water management.

Africa-Europe Conference on Higher Education Collaboration

Creating a sense of unity in further developing a strong partnership between Africa and Europe.

Educational institutions from the Netherlands and Iraq will collaborate closely in order to strengthen the agricultural and food infrastructure in Iraq.

After four years of close collaboration with Dutch universities, Universitas Indonesia in Jakarta has significantly modernised its education and research.