Plastik Toxik Partout – Pour un monde d’éco-artivistes
Famu DANSE believes in the transformative power of culture and art, both on a societal and economic…
“Sahelles connect”, promotion of Cultural and Creative Industries
The “Sahelles connect” project consists of a programme to structure the cultural and…
“Agir ensemble pour grandir”
The Atelier Nomade houses the École Internationale de Théâtre du Bénin as well as several…
Fashion and art have always been closely linked, and this connection formed the starting point...
Since 1999, Centre Soleil d’Afrique has sought to champion culture as a meeting place and...
The Lost Maestros – Volume 2
Although Mali is the leading exporter of African music, most of its musical artists record...
Cinéma du fleuve
The GSCD’s ambition is the operational implementation of development projects through culture in rural Africa....
The “Au Nom Du Slam” collective was formed in 2014 by the 10 finalists of...
The Laboratoire d’agriculture urbain (Urban Farming Laboratory – LAC de Lassa) is a production studio...
Unalterable sources of learning, passed down through word of mouth from parent to child, countless...
Lagos International Poetry Festival
Creative Africa Company, producer of the Lagos International Poetry Festival, is committed to training, empowering...
The Association Nord Ouest Cultures was founded in January 2019 and officially recognised in April...
Presentation of the AWA programme
TheACP-EU Culture Programme: Support to the cultural and creative sectors in West Africa – AWA (Art in West Africa), benefits from the financial contribution of the European Union and the support of the Secretariat of the Organisation of ACP States. Implemented by the consortium formed by the Institut français and the Centre Culturel Kôrè Ségou (Mali), its ambition is to sustainably support the structuring of the cultural and creative industries in 16 West African countries (Benin, Burkina Faso, Cape Verde, Côte d’Ivoire, the Gambia, Ghana, Guinea, Guinea-Bissau, Liberia, Mali, Mauritania, Niger, Nigeria, Senegal, Sierra Leone and Togo) and to boost their competitiveness
16
countries in West Africa
6,2
million euros in funding
160
e-learning modules
15
Beneficiaries of the "Structuring Fund for Cultural Operators
96
Beneficiaries of the "Fund for the promotion of West African cultures
With the financial contribution of the European Union and the support of the OACPS Secretariat –
Organisation of African, Caribbean and Pacific States
