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Bayimba Foundation
Bayimba is a multi-branch organisation dedicated to promoting the arts and culture in...
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B-FASO CREATIVE, training for entrepreneurs in the cultural and creative industries of Burkina Faso
Africalia, in collaboration with the Royal Danish Embassy in Burkina Faso, are convinced of the...
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CREATIVES GARAGE
Creatives_garage_expo Creatives Garage is a multi-disciplinary collective space that offers creative...
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WIELS
WIELS_outside As Belgium's leading institution for contemporary art, WIELS is dedicated to...
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VIERNULVIER
Vooruit_Nkisi VIERNULVIER is an artistic venue in the heart of Ghent. It is a platform for...
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Atelier Graphoui
Atelier_graphoui_residence Filmmakers' collective, audiovisual production workshop and centre for...
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Afrika Filmfestival (AFF)
AFF festival The aim of the Afrika Filmfestival (AFF) is to introduce a wide and diverse audience to the...
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Les Halles de Schaerbeek
Les Halles_assemblee_avril A multidisciplinary cultural venue, Les Halles de Schaerbeek captures and crystallises...
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AFRIKERA ARTS TRUST
Afrikera AkriKera Arts Trust aims to develop contemporary dance training in Zimbabwe and the rest of...
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Through its cultural cooperation activities on the African continent, Africalia aims to empower its partners socio-economically as a lever for various social impacts (peace, democracy, gender equality, environment).

In a spirit of partnership, empowerment is reflected in multi-year programmes known as PPAs, financed by the Directorate General for Development Cooperation and Humanitarian Aid (DGD), which focus on 6 areas: (1) advocacy (2) good governance and networking of cultural players (3) professionalisation of skills (4) production of quality cultural and artistic works (5) wider dissemination of works and (6) improved income-generating capacity.

Africalia sees its cooperation as a long-term commitment to its partners and not as financial support for one-off cultural activities (festivals, shows, exhibitions). In this sense, the partnership is based on in-depth knowledge, built up over several years, of the assets, strengths and weaknesses of each partner organisation, as well as the pooling of resources and skills in pursuit of a shared long-term objective.

Africalia's Belgium programme dedicated to education for global citizenship and solidarity (ECMS) aims to support new cultural dynamics and help our societies adapt to the cultural mix that defines our relationship with the world today.

Africalia also runs a whole series of initiatives and projects funded by Enabel, the European Union and the French Development Agency (AFD), as well as projects in collaboration with various partners in Belgium, Europe and sub-Saharan Africa.