Morocco: The Boeing Business Challenge with Injaz Al Maghrib supports student’s innovation and provides aviation-themed business solutions.

Injaz Tunisia Innovation Camp helps school students prepare for their professional careers.

Algeria: Injaz El Djazair develops an entrepreneurial ecosystem to help students learn how to build businesses and enter the workforce.

Two female students from Africa selected to join The International Business Internship program (IBIP) by Boeing.

Kenya: Digital Data Divide (DDD) addresses youth unemployment through the Work-Study Program. With more than 7,700 individuals trained so far, we are expanding our support to DDD to help young Kenyans find a lifetime of opportunity through education and employment in the Tech industry.
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Ethiopia: Link Community Development program helped improve learning for 61,345 girls. It continues to bring quality education to young girls in rural Ethiopia, and encourage them to study STEM subjects that could lead to prosperous future careers.
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South Africa: The Future Leaders Programme (FLP) by Global Teachers Institute is a school-based teacher development program.

Kenya - The BOMA Project enrolls ultra-poor women to start a small business and provide financial and life skills training and mentoring.
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Kenya - The Village Enterprise poverty graduation program poor individuals access to business and financial literacy training and ongoing mentorship, along with a seed capital grant to start businesses.

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Tanzania – Hand in Hand International, Entrepreneurship Training provides business support and training to women. Thanks to our partnership with Hand in Hand International, we expect to train more than 3,400 women and young entrepreneurs and create more than 3,000 jobs in Tanzania by 2023. This will help deliver long term economic impact for more than 12,000 people in the country.
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South Africa: The Ubuntu Pathways Project transformed their campus to an emergency COVID-19 response center in Port Elizabeth, providing life-saving medical support, food, job skills training, and education. We will continue to support Ubuntu Pathways in reaching over 200 unemployed youth with training and job placement, and help families and communities recover from the devastating impact of the Covid-19 crisis.
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Kenya: ThinkYoung helps students to pursue further studies within the STEM field. Teaching sessions are dedicated to coding robotics and drone building. Our programs continue to train young students in Kenya, Rwanda and Ethiopia in demand-driven coding skills, and help them pursue a higher education path in specific STEM subjects.
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Africa: Junior Achievement (JA) Africa equips young Africans with the employment and entrepreneurship skillsets and mindsets they need to build thriving communities. Our partnership with JA Africa aims to equip more than 5,000 of Africa’s youth in seven countries with the necessary skills and knowledge to become leaders in their chosen fields.
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Ivory Coast: The Léo Lagrange Federation has been a partner of Boeing since 2015. The activities developed allow adolescents aged 11 to 15 to benefit from the development of their skills in the fields of STEM. It is about creating opportunities for all young people, and in particular young women, whatever their background or profile.

(Photo: Léo Lagrange)

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Managing Director, Boeing Africa