2010
Award for Entrepreneurship – 2010
Mali
Ndomo, Social entreprise
Tags: education, employment, entrepreneurship, participative management, tradition
«Can the traditional ceremonies of initiation give answers to the modern challenges that people meet at the work market?»
«Our way of valuing traditional values pays. It is no use to copy and paste everything from the West, we’d rather adapt our values to this changing World.»
Award for Civil Society – 2010
Congo Brazzaville
Come and See and support people who can not see
Tags: handicap, education, integration, employment, appreciation
«People who are blind are often seen as the “rest” of the society. Alphabetization programs are developed in this project to support the many people who are blind in their social and financial integration.»
«We can do everything but it is important to seed the grain of hope for people who, in the society, are treated as the "rest" and incapable. And by doing this we do not expect anything in return, neither from the blinds themselves nor from their families.»
Honorary prize – 2010
Burkina Faso
APFG and Aliniha for the promotion of gender
Tags: women, awareness raising, local development, education, appreciation
«The objective of Aliniha empowers poor women for some leadership because their contribution to social change in their community is necessary.»
«My approach is to make poor women get aware of their capability and responsibility to boosting the necessary dynamics for the social transformation.»
Honorary prize – 2010
Congregation of the Salesian Sisters - Zambia
Changamuka, a cooperative for poor women
Tags: entrepreneurship, participative management, poverty, women, awareness raising
«To all people who benefit from her support, she reminds that none of them is poor.»
«We have no money but we have the commitment to create the wealth and to sell the products.»
Honorary prize – 2010
Chad
Chadian Association for non-violence
Tags: awareness raising, non violence, theatre, conflicts, traditions
«From the civil war of the 1979, sheepherders and farmers are often in conflict. Our Chadian Association for non-violence tries to use art and theater to solve this problem».
«Traditions in Africa and in Chad are based on oral communication. People are then used to think deep on what is said and played. Our sayings allow to communicate to the youth within the traditions. A theater empowers them therefore to self introspect on their daily deed.»
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2014
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Winners 2013: videos are online
Video presentation of the winners in 2013 are finally online. Visit the Press section!
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Harubuntu awards 2013
The award-giving ceremony will take place in Brussels on December 6th at the end of a two days workshop on ownership: "Ownership in progress: two days to share our tools and experiences". Congratulations to Yasmina El Alaoui, Laurien Ntezimana, Noëline Razanadrakoto, Achidi Valentin Agon, Juana Vetsohantaina Hellia and Florida Makarubuga.
