DAPP Namibia

We work with local communities to deliver sustainable and meaningful change through our development projects with focus on health, environment and education.

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With the rains in November and December 2025, ADSWAC farmers in Angola and Namibia planted and showed their resilience against climate change.

🤝 Supported by Sahara and Sahel Observatory – OSS and the #AdaptationFund, the project drives sustainable, inclusive development.

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Register now! 📷
Enroll your child at our DAPP Kindergarten today.
📷 Caring teachers
📷 Fun learning
📷 Strong start for the future
Hurry! Limited Kindergarten Spaces Available!” Register now!
Application form: click on the link below.https://t.co/A55kcmkHgU...

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✨ Season’s Greetings from All of Us ✨🎄

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On 1 December, DAPP TCE Namibia joined the World AIDS Day commemoration in Otjiwarongo.
Together with communities & partners, we proudly contributed to reaching the recent achievements of epidemic control: 96-98-98 of Namibia.
#WorldAIDSDay #TCE #EndAIDS30

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🌍 Thrilled to share that Evaristo Waya of ADPP Angola will speak at #COP30 in Belém, Brasil!
What questions do you have for Evaristo?
🔗 Details: https://t.co/yQJ42FYgPh
@COP30belembrasil #COP30Belem #ClimateAction #CircularEconomy #GlobalSouth

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📣 Join ADPP Angola for a critical panel discussion during COP30 in Belem, Brasil.

Don't miss this opportunity to gain valuable insights! More details here: https://t.co/yQJ42FXIZJ

@COP30belembrasil #COP30 #COP30Belem #ClimateAction

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The 2nd regional training of the Adaptation and Resilience project (ADSWAC) brought Angola & Namibia teams together in Rundu to boost project skills. 🌍
#ADSWAC #Resilience

Learn more: https://t.co/v36yVLmZQx
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DAPP Namibia recognised World Food Day. Empowering women through education strengthens families and communities, boosting children’s health, growth, and well-being. When women, especially in rural areas, have a voice in decision-making, they become powerful drivers of change.

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Empowering women through education strengthens families and communities, boosting children’s health, growth, and well-being. When women, especially in rural areas, have a voice in decision-making, they become powerful drivers of change and progress.

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On this International Day of the Girl, we act with urgency to empower girls with the knowledge, resources, and support they need to thrive. This is not just a celebration; it’s a call to ensure every girl has the power to make informed decisions that will transform her life.

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On the International Day for Disaster Risk Reduction.DAPP Namibia's Resilience Building as Climate Change Adaptation in Drought-Struck South-Western African Communities (ADSWAC) in Angola and Namibia empowers farmers to address climate challenges through climate action.

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Education benefits from gender-diverse teachers, but rural areas lack male primary and female secondary teachers. Both genders provide important role models and promote gender equality, especially through increasing women’s leadership in schools across sub-Saharan Africa. #PACTED

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We are proud to support teachers and strengthen education, especially in rural areas with teacher shortages. We participated in the 2025 African Union Continental Teacher Awards and will continue to support them in 2026, empowering outstanding educators across Africa.
@PACTED2025

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Humana supports ECD in rural communities with experience in South Africa, India, Namibia & China. We integrate food security, health & infrastructure to support early learning & wellbeing.
#ecdtraining #RightStart #ecdmatters

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For 14 years, our Graduate Teachers Network has been a driving force for professional growth in over 1,000 rural primary schools across Africa and Asia. With over 1,100 teachers, sustainable support systems that inspire educators to share knowledge, skills, and best practices.