CCFD-) is a French Catholic humanitarian aid and development NGO that works to combat hunger and promote development. It operates under the French Conference of Catholic Bishops and has a network of 15,000 volunteers and 900 local teams. CCFD- Terre Solidaire focuses on supporting local initiatives in over 60 countries and raises awareness on international solidarity issues in France.
KBF – The King Baudouin Foundation is an actor for change and innovation in the service of the common good and social cohesion. It is based in Belgium, and it is now for the last 45 years that the foundation is in action in supporting development efforts all over the world.
Brussels water & Sewage networks (VIVAQUA)- The project supports the 2023-2027 investment programme of Viv aqua, a public utility in charge of the drinking water production & distribution, sewage networks and flood protection in the Brussels Region.
GIZ: The Deutsche Gesellschaft für Internationale Zusammenarbeit is the main development agency of Germany. It is headquartered in Bonn and Eschborn and provides services in the field of international development cooperation and international education work.
HELP OSRA Europe (HELP OSRA ETHIOPIA ASBL) is a non-profit association established in Belgium on October 1, 2003, with the mission to support the Oromo Self-Reliance Association (OSRA) in Ethiopia. Initiated by World Solidarity (MOC) and inspired by early visits to OSRA’s work in rural Oromia, the organization aims to empower local communities through sustainable development, self-management, entrepreneurship, solidarity projects, natural resource conservation, disaster relief, and the preservation of Oromo language and culture. Governed by an elected Board of Directors, HELP OSRA Europe welcomes members committed to improving the social and economic conditions of the Oromo people, with an annual contribution currently set at €40.
At OSRA, our mission is strengthened by the Ethiopian Government—nationally, regionally, and locally—through land, resources, and active collaboration that help turn ideas into lasting change. Together, we’ve built clean water facilities in schools and communities, ending long walks for unsafe water, reducing illness, and giving women time to start small businesses. These projects have brought clean water closer to homes, improved health, and restored valuable time for education and livelihoods. In partnership with local education offices, we’ve added latrine blocks, drilled deep and shallow wells in school compounds, and delivered menstrual hygiene training through girls’ clubs. These initiatives have improved attendance—especially for girls—while giving them dignity, confidence, and a better chance at a brighter future. With the backing of the Oromia Bureau of Women and Social Affairs, we’ve also launched skills training for women entrepreneurs, providing financial literacy and business management support. These programs empower women to grow sustainable livelihoods, contribute to the economy, and strengthen their communities for generations to come.
