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Since 2017 the Orange Knowledge Programme is making a positive change. With inspiring stories, we show you the impact of this international knowledge collaboration programme. Welcome to part four of this series!

To Tjoelker-Kleve is the Netherlands' Ambassador to Benin, Gabon, Cameroon and Equatorial Guinea. We spoke to her on the eve of an official visit to the Netherlands by Patrice Talon, President of Benin, in October 2022. 

In order to battle the SRHR taboo, whilst also making curricula contextualised and easier to understand, the Orange Knowledge project 'STITCH' has introduced a series of SRHR videos and illustrations for (wo)men working in the garment sector of Bangladesh. What are their lessons learned?

In the midst of social unrest, an economic downturn and the aftermath of August’s devastating explosion, Safaa Mourad, President of the newly-founded Netherlands Alumni Association in Lebanon, is trying to support her fellow citizens – and students in particular.

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.

In an online debate for the upcoming Dutch elections, five prominent political parties discussed the role of knowledge in the aid & trade agenda.

Over 5,000 scholarship recipients have participated in the Orange Knowledge Programme. Sara Magdy from Cairo, Egypt is one of them.

In recognition of International Women’s Day we interviewed Salomé Phiri for her contribution to preventing child marriages and adolescent pregnancies in rural Zambia.

When Thi Van Le Khoa finished his bachelor’s degree, he did not expect to become a lecturer one day. Now, ten years later, Khoa has a leading role in the Orange Knowledge Programme’s Climate Proof Vietnam.

Since 2017 the Orange Knowledge Programme is making a positive change. With inspiring stories, we show you the impact of this international knowledge collaboration programme. Welcome to part 5 of this series.