APPLICATIO has been contracted by GIZ to support the University of Namibia (UNAM) or more precisely the "Centre for eLearning and Interactive Multimedia (CeLIM)" in its further development towards a leading department for technology enhanced learning. The Centre thus far offers e-learning courses, audio-visual classrooms, video-conferences as well as a multimedia studio and is now on its way to develop an implementation strategy for the coming three to five years.

APPLICATIO has been contracted by GIZ (Deutsche Gesellschaft für Internationale Zusammenarbeit) with the development of an assessment of the alumni landscape in Namibia. The analysis aims at assessing the capacity of German development cooperation alumni to act effectively in Namibia and gauge their interest in cooperating with German development cooperation/international cooperation organisations, and in a subsequent step to derive options for action.

APPLICATIO has been contracted by KfW (Kreditanstalt für Wiederaufbau) to develop a Feasibility Study to extend the training offers on "Wildlife Management" and the Campus of the University of Namibia (UANM) in Katima Mulio (Northern Namibia). The study prepares a project to extend the Campus and to develop new training offers for students from the whole SADC region.

APPLICATIO supports (in cooperation with Namibia Nature Foundation; NNF) the Ministry of Environment and Tourism - with financing of Kreditanstalt für Wiederaufbau (KfW) in setting up a Research and Development Centre for Bio-Products in Namibia. The centre aims at - in future - support value chain development and bio-product development and marketing in Namibia.

APPLICATIO supports the Ministry of Land and Resettlement in Namibia on behalf of Deutsche Gesellschaft für Internationale Zusammenarbeit (GIZ) GmbH in its development by implementing a blended-learning course on Project Management, Leadership and Monitoring and Evaluation. The course will be implemented from October to December 2014 in Namibia and online.  

APPLICATIO supports GIZ in its programme "Good Financial Governance in Africa" by developing a human capacity development strategy jointly with the GIZ-Team and stakeholders from the region. With the changes in the programme comes a need to re-assess its Capacity Development (CD) processes and come up with a programme-wide Capacity Development strategy. This fosters a common understanding of CD among all work streams and intervention levels and sharpens the programme’s perspective on how to strategically address the different levels of Capacity Building and possible interconnections between these levels. The process of developing the strategy should also help to identify common CD challenges faced by the technical advisors in the work streams and foster cross-work stream learning.