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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-Photo-Stories
  Be creative and take part in the ASA-Photo-Stories.
- 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.

Programme funding and cooperation

The ASA Programme achieves its objectives through cooperation with partner institutions in countries in Africa, Asia, Latin America and South-East Europe, which co-finance, support or are involved in the implementation of the programme.

The ASA Programme is non-profit and politically independent. It is mainly financed by grants from the Federal Ministry for Economic Cooperation and Development (BMZ). In addition, it receives funding from the majority of the federal states in Germany.

In addition, the ASA Programme is embedded in European and international networks. It is in contact with universities, governmental and non-governmental organisations and commercial enterprises worldwide.

The global format is supported by the partner institutions from Germany. They pay part of the costs of the participants from countries in Africa, Asia, Latin America or South-East Europe.

ASApreneurs also gets co-financed by the partner institutions from Germany. The businesses or business-related organisations pay an internship fee to the participants.