Enabel

How can European institutions, organisations and agencies from EU member states and the private sector join forces to enable impactful investments in Africa's green energy transition? That is the key question at the high-level event organised by Belgian international cooperation agency Enabel and Swedish agency Sida on Wednesday 8 October in Brussels, on the eve of the European Commission's Global Gateway Forum on 9 and 10 October. 

On 19 September 2025, BeGlobal (Enabel's youth programme) and Je m'engage pour l'Afrique (JMA) are organising a youth debate on the future of 'development cooperation'. Young professionals, changemakers, experts and prominent speakers enter into the debate with, among others, climate activist Adelaïde Charlier, former prime minister Alexander De Croo, former EU top official Stefano Manservisi. Writer and historian David Van Reybrouck takes care of the evening’s conclusions. 

International cooperation is under severe pressure. And paradoxically, in today's global context, the need for international cooperation has never been greater. For Enabel, this is reason enough to resist and reinvent itself. Because international cooperation is essential for dialogue, stability and peace. Enabel plays a crucial role as an instrument of the foreign and security policy of Belgium and Europe.  

Enabel, the Belgian agency for international cooperation, together with Sida, the Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency, have today officially launched the Co-Presidency of the Practitioners’ Network for European Development Cooperation (PN). This announcement was made during the Annual Members’ General Assembly in Vienna, where the handover from the previous Co-Presidency,  Expertise France and ADA, took place. The Practitioners’ Network is a platform of European organisations...

Enabel, the Belgian agency for international cooperation, and Brussels Airlines share more than a passion for Africa. Both organisations connect countries, people, cultures and economies. They contribute to social change and create cross-border cooperation opportunities for institutions, organisations and companies. The aim of the agreement is to develop partnership opportunities in transport, tourism and trade by exchanging knowledge and know-how and to jointly organise activities such as...

In the margins of the World Economic Forum at Davos, on Wednesday 22 January, the Belgian international cooperation agency Enabel is organising a debate entitled 'Reimagining international cooperation: A strategic imperative for global and European competitiveness.’ While many European countries are scaling back budgets for international cooperation and are even questioning its usefulness, some voices are convinced that a robust framework for global cooperation is crucial to safeguard Europe's...

Enabel and Belgium’s National Geographic Institute (NGI) have signed a cooperation agreement aimed at strengthening the management of natural resources and the preservation of biodiversity in the African Great Lakes region. This partnership is part of the Tanganyika Kivu Water Management (TAKIWAMA) project, a regional initiative funded by the European Union and implemented by Enabel to improve water and resource management in Lake Tanganyika and Lake Kivu in Central Africa.

Enabel and Port of Antwerp-Bruges International announce the renewal of their strategic partnership for a period of five years, aimed at strengthening their joint commitment to Africa. For several years now, Enabel and Port of Antwerp-Bruges International have been working closely together to support structuring projects in Africa. Together, they have improved the governance, autonomy and efficiency of ports, particularly in Benin, Senegal and Guinea, thereby promoting local and regional...

Enabel is announcing a partnership with the Walloon Region, which will provide 2 million euro in funding for the European TAKIWAMA project, implemented by the Belgian development agency Enabel, and aimed at improving the management and conservation of lakes Kivu and Tanganyika in Central Africa. The Tanganyika Kivu Water Management Project (TAKIWAMA), with a total budget of 31 million euro, is part of the Team Europe Initiative on Transboundary Water Management in Africa, which aims to improve...