Sustainability and the DAAD: Our contribution to the 2030 Agenda
Focusing on sustainability: how the DAAD is contributing to overcoming global challenges – in accordance with the 2030 Agenda and the Sustainable Development Goals – by promoting international cooperation worldwide.
How the DAAD is contributing to sustainability – questions for President Professor Joybrato Mukherjee
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Sustainability in practice
As an urban planner DAAD alumna Mani Dhingra is involved in creating smart cities in India
Overcoming the decades-long conflict will occupy Colombia for a long time to come. The German-Colombian Peace Institute is supporting the country in this.
Together with Kenyan partners, German universities are promoting entrepreneurship and a course of training that will properly prepare students for their careers
The University of Bayreuth and the Ivan Franko National University of Lviv are advancing the digitalisation of studying and teaching through mutual exchange.
For more than a decade, the exceed centre ICDD, headed by the University of Kassel, has dedicated itself to the subject of “decent work”.
Secure an adequate supply of food for the next decades. The University of Hohenheim is working to find solutions.
The BET Ghana initiative brings university graduates and companies together and prepares them for economic challenges.
The University of Rostock and Vietnamese partner universities are pooling their strengths in a graduate school. Goal: driving forward sustainable development
The Free University of Berlin and its partner universities of the University Alliance for Sustainability pursue a holistic institutional approach.
DAAD alumnus Andrej Safundzic has founded several successful education startups.
LMU Munich and four other European universities are collaborating on medical topics, while at the same time promoting equal opportunities and inclusion.
Tübingen and Hanoi have had a university partnership to research contagious diseases and find antidotes for years.
Abdel Meguid Kassem is committed to strengthening health systems in Africa and also conducts research on Covid-19. He is closely associated with the DAAD.
The YEEES project is linking universities in Germany and southern Africa in the area of teaching and research.
Universities from Germany, Jordan and Lebanon are engaging in international dialogue in the field of social work
The climapAfrica programme brings together young researchers from Africa in the field of climate change and climate research.
Prof. Dr. Andreas Goldthau is engaged in research into how the Global South could benefit more strongly from investments in low-CO2 technologies.
A German-African project wants to help curb malaria, and is using mathematical models to achieve this.
Five universities from Germany and Africa are helping to shape the African excellence centre CERM-ESA.
Seven universities from six European countries are jointly developing innovative solutions to monitor the development of the oceans.
Rose Adhiambo is a lawyer in Kenya. She is the recipient of two DAAD scholarships, most recently for a doctorate on good governance in Africa.