APPLICATIO has been commissioned by the GIZ Project "Support for Regional Economic Cooperation in Asia" (SRECA) to conduct a workshop on "Proposal Writing" for partners of the Greater Tumen Initiative (GTI) in Mongolia. The participants should be able to develop regional projects and apply for funding after the workshop.

APPLICATIO was commissioned by the GIZ Programme "Partnerships for Prevention of Violence Against Women and Girls in Southern Africa (PfP)", Zambia component to plan and develop a “flagship project” with the police in the Southern Province. APPLICATIO was commissioned to analyse training needs and design training programmes (most probably using blended learning approaches) in order to support the police force in Zambia in the fight against gender-based violence. 

APPLICATIO was commissioned by GIZ to plan and implement an ex-post training evaluation of the capacity development measures implemented by the GIZ project "Better Migration Management - Horn of Africa" *financed by the EU and Germany). The evaluations aims at measuring results and impact of the various training measures implemented in Sudan, Kenya, Ethiopia and Djibouti.

On behalf of SEQUA gGmbH, APPLICATIO is carrying out a project evaluation for a vocational training partnership project between the Erfurt Chamber of Skilled Crafts  and vocational schools in South Africa. The project cooperates closely with Eastcape Midlands TVET College, Lovedale TVET College and Port Rex Technical High School. The evaluation  serves to determine the status quo (implementation) and, if applicable, to plan a further project phase or follow-up project.

APPLICATIO was commissioned by SPECTARIS - Deutscher Industrieverband für optische, medizinische und mechatronische Technologien e.V., to support the East African Health Platform based in Tanzania in the preparation of its business plan.

The focus of the project, which SPECTARIS is carrying out as a partner of SEQUA in East-Africa as an association partnership project, is to support and advise the East African Health Platform (EAHP) with the aim of strengthening its commitment and competence as a service provider for small and medium-sized enterprises and as a stakeholder vis-à-vis state institutions. There are also explicit plans for synergies for members of SPECTARIS, such as those arising from delegation trips or the use of contacts established locally.

APPLICATIO was commissioned by the German Society for International Cooperation (GIZ) to prepare a market study on "Providers of digital tools for impact-oriented monitoring". Digital tools play an increasingly important role in the impact-oriented monitoring of GIZ projects. Due to the versatile and rapid development of requirements and possibilities, corresponding tools are no longer provided as internal IT systems, but are available on the market via external providers.

APPLICATIO has been commissioned by the Deutsche Gesellschaft für Internationale Zusammenarbeit  (GIZ) to support GIZ study-tours and delegation visits  within a framework agreement. In the next two years APPLICATIO will support various incoming study trips of the GIZ with participants from all over the world.

APPLICATIO was commissioned by GIZ with the planning and implementation of an GIZ-internal workshop within the framework of the project "Economic Development and Employment  Promotion". The aim of the workshop, which is part of a series, is to support the process of portfolio development in order to improve remote steering of the project(s).

APPLICATIO was commissioned by the GIZ with the planning, implementation and follow-up of a workshop within the framework of the "Greater Tumen Initiative (GTI)" in Mongolia. The aim of the workshop is to bring together all Mongolian stakeholders  of the four-country initiative (Mongolia, China, Russia, Korea) and to develop possibilities for improving coordination, communication and joint project implementation. 

APPLICATIO was commissioned by DVV International to evaluate the programme "Information and Communication for Adult Education". With free, multilingual print products distributed in over 160 countries and a complementary online offering, the project offers opportunities for global access and exchange of information, experience, innovative methodological approaches, best practice examples and educational policy positioning in the field of adult education.