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How has the Orange Knowledge Programme made impact throughout the years? With weekly stories, we take you on a journey along with different projects and impact makers.

The world faces an acute climate crisis. In a series of interviews, Nuffic partners and alumni of our programmes talk about their commitment to a more sustainable world. Part 5: Do Thi Thuy Dung from Vietnam.

Education, government and entrepreneurs must join forces to take internationalisation to the next level, says Titia Bredée, Nuffic's new Director General.

Jeroen Kelderhuis, Head Civil Society & Education Division at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, shares his impressions on the Orange Knowledge Programme (OKP) midterm review and what COVID-19 means for international cooperation programmes.

For the Orange Knowledge Programme we foster knowledge sharing and stimulate synergies within local contexts – on a national but also on a regional level. Here’s how.

Dr. Joannie Marlene Bewa, researcher and global advocate for women’s health and education, will give the keynote speech at the Orange Knowledge Partner Days.

'Finally we can improve our teaching facilities and also our curriculum.'

"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.

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

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.

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

An interview with Kenyan food science expert Prof. Daniel Sila

International collaboration in food and nutrition security