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Legal residence:Mali

Organization type:NGO

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Agriculture & Rural Development, Civil Engineering ...

Agriculture & Rural Development, Civil Engineering, Community Development & NGOs, Disaster Reduction & Humanitarian Relief, Environment & Climate, Food Systems & Livelihoods, Fundraising & Grant management, Gender & Human Rights, Marketing & Media, Pollution & Waste Management (incl. treatment), Research & Innovation, Social Development, Urban Development & Housing, Water, Sanitation & Hygiene, Youth & Child Welfare

Nr. of employees:2-10

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BORDA - The Bremen Overseas Research and Development Association, BORDA Iraq - Bremen Overseas Research and Development Association, BORDA Africa - Bremen Overseas Research & Development Association, BORDA (Bremen Overseas Research and Development Association) India, BORDA Western & Central Asia Regional Office, BORDA - The Bremen Overseas Research and Development Association, BORDA in Southeast Asia, BORDA e.V. - Bremen Overseas Research and Development Association

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About

BORDA (Bremen Overseas Research and Development Association), founded in 1977, is a civil society expert organisation focused on the provision of essential public services.

In 2006, BORDA started operating in Africa through cooperation with TED (Technology for Economic Development), a Lesotho based NGO.

In 2010, the regional BORDA Africa office in Dar es Salaam, Tanzania was established. The regional office coordinates the program activities and facilitates a constantly growing partner network within Africa.

In 2017, BORDA opened its latest office in Mali’s capital Bamako.

Our countries of operation — Lesotho, Mali, South Africa, Tanzania and Zambia — are characterised by urban migration and rapid urbanisation. In most cases, the infrastructure is unable to keep up with population growth. Local policy-makers and authorities face an enormous challenge: to provide all citizens with adequate sanitation systems. Those living in low-income unplanned communities are particularly affected.