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Applicants
Applicants
- Programme offerings
  Every year, nearly 300 young people participate in the ASA Programme. Find out more...
- Programme cycle
  The ASA Programme is a combination of seminars, a project, and time for personal reflection.
- Requirements for participation
  Find out what it takes to apply to the ASA Programme.
- Services
  Your participation is funded by a scholarship. The following shows which costs are covered by the scholarship.
Organisations
Organisations
- Project proposal
  Cooperate with the ASA Programme and submit a project proposal.
- Partner institutions
  You can help enrich the programme through your participation as a partner institution.
- Documents
  All documents for the project proposal at a glance and for download.
Alumni
Alumni
- ASA experiences
  Participants and alumni report on their diverse experiences with the ASA Programme.
- ASA Network
  The alumni network provides a space for former participants to contribute to shaping the programme and collaborating with others.
About us
About us
- Short portrait
  An outline of the learning and capacity-building programme focused on development education may be found here.
- Programme Funding
  Find out more about who is involved in the funding of the ASA Programme.
- Quality management
  The ASA Programme is a “learning programme” that engages in self-evaluation.
- Distinctions
  The commitment of the ASA Programme has been rewarded.
- Contact
  Do you have any questions or suggestions? Here you will find a contact form.

Experiences around the ASA participation

All this is the ASA Programme

What exactly happens in the ASA Programme? What are the personal impressions of participants? In order to provide an insight into the learning cycle of the ASA Programme, we have collected participants' voices on the following pages.

#ukrainianvibes in the ASA programm

Since April 2022, the four ASA participants Anna, Katharina, Olha and Nele are engaging in the joint project of Democracy International, Change Communications and National Ecological Centre of Ukraine (NECU) Ukrainian Vibes for strengthening democratic participation. Under the European dome they are providing a platform to discuss topics of sustainability, peace and freedom within the European Union and Ukraine. Since the beginning of the war, the project gained even more relevance. In the interview, the participants talk about their experiences in Germany and Poland during their European Public Sphere tour.

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Sustainable Supply Chains in Sri Lanka

Joanne, Jessica and Insha are participants in this year's ASA programme. Supported by the Mediadesign University of Applied Science in Munich and the Academy of Design in Colombo, they are working together on sustainable supply chains and community development in Sri Lanka. The special thing about their project: The entire collaboration takes place online across three different time zones. Find out about what they have learned so far and how they have grown as a team in this interview.

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Face to Face finally possible again – perspectives from two ASA participants

After two years of online seminars, online projects and online meetings, personal encounters with the ASA programme are finally possible again. In April 2022, the first participants of ASA global travelled to Germany to start the projects together with their project partners. Saranou Kaba and Alassane Ousmane are part of the project “Evaluation of a German-Senegalese Master programme” on quality education between the University of Kehl and Centre Africain d'Etudes Supérieures en Gestion (CESAG) in Dakar. In the interview, they speak about their first experiences in Germany.

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