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Training von Studierenden an Claas LAndmaschinen, Traktoren. Das Shire Agricultural Technical Vocational Education and Training College (SATVETC) ist eine Bildungseinrichtung in Shire, Region Tigray, Äthiopien, die auf die Ausbildung in landwirtschaftlichen und technischen Berufen spezialisiert ist. Das College bietet praxisorientierte Programme an, um Fachkräfte für die Agrarindustrie auszubilden und so zur wirtschaftlichen Entwicklung der Region beizutragen. Während des Tigray-Konflikts der seit 2020 andauert ist die Ausbildung hier immer wieder von Unterbrechungen betroffen. 2025 Foto: © Jonas Wresch

Advancing Agricultural Transformation in Ethiopia through Mechanization Financing: The AMLP Experience

Introduction The Agricultural Mechanization Leasing Project (AMLP I) was implemented to expand access to modern agricultural machinery in Ethiopia through

Unlocking Private Sector Growth in Ethiopia’s Seed Industry: Results from the Ethiopian Seed Partnership

Strengthening Ethiopia’s Seed Sector through Private Sector Development: The Ethiopian Seed Partnership Experience The Ethiopian Seed Partnership (ESP), building on

From Regulation to Results: Modernizing Ethiopia’s Seed System through Digital Certification and Reform

The Ethiopian Seed Partnership (ESP), building on the Ethiopian–Netherlands Seed Partnership launched in 2021, is strengthening Ethiopia’s seed sector so

Success Story and Good Practice on KOICA-funded Capacity Development of TVET Leaders and Trainers Ethiopia Project

In 2020, KOICA entered into a Record of Discussion (Project Funding Agreement) with the Federal Democratic Republic of Ethiopia (FDRE)

A Decade of Partnership Strengthens Ethiopia’s Pulmonary Care and Medical Education

How a KOICA long-term expert helped build clinical capacity, train thousands of doctors, and advance specialized respiratory services in Ethiopia

From Awareness to Action: Nimo Dheg’s Empowerment Journey

“Changing from a purely pastoralist life to agro-pastoralism was never easy. We used to believe pastoralism was the only way