German Agency for International Cooperation (GIZ)

The German Agency for International Cooperation (GIZ) is a German federal enterprise that provides financial support to education and sustainable development initiatives. 

Coverage

Global.

Description

GIZ works with a wide set of partners, including:

  • The German government and federal institutions: the Federal Ministry for Economic Cooperation and Development (BMZ), Federal Foreign Office; Federal Ministry for the Environment; Federal Ministry of Defence; Federal Ministry of Economics and Technology; and Federal Ministry for Education and Research;
  • Private Companies: by providing  financing  to support their development activities in developing countries;
  • The European Commission: by monitoring opportunities for the German public and private sectors and as a participant in tenders for EU funding;
  • International institutions: by collaborating as a partner in multilateral financing activities. The main focus areas for this type of partnership are energy; climate; health; infrastructure; water; and governance;
  • Governments of developing countries: by serving as a bilateral donor for projects in the areas of vocational training; energy and climate; health care; infrastructure and construction; water; and good governance.

Contact

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