Since its establishment, MASHAV has promoted the centrality of the enrichment of the human resource and institutional capacity building in the development process, based on the demands and needs of partner countries. Our programs, based on our ‘training the trainers’ approach, are designed and implemented all over the world in collaboration with local actors and in alignment with the Sustainable Development Agenda and with national development priorities of our partner countries, identified together through constant development dialogues.
In partnership with the University of Ghana, MASHAV experts and alumnae took part in the first-ever Women in Agriculture Seminar, inspiring over 250 students.
Last month, MASHAV experts led an intensive agricultural training program at LUANAR Natural Resources College in Bunda, Malawi.
Last month, MASHAV experts and the World Food Programme conducted two targeted agricultural training programs in Nakuru and Nyandarua Counties, Kenya, as part of the WFP initiative “From Farm to Market”.
Our aid efforts in Myanmar continue. Communities are being reached.
Following Friday’s devastating earthquake in Myanmar, the Israeli Embassy in Yangon and MASHAV are preparing 10 tons of emergency aid and essential supplies.
To mark International Women’s Day, the Embassy of Israel in Hanoi, MASHAV, and the Vietnam Women’s Union, launched the campaign "A Healthy Woman = A Healthy Community" to promote women’s access to healthcare.
The INDO-ISRAEL Centre of Excellence for Vegetables in Dindigul, Tamil Nadu, recently hosted a three-day training program titled "Methods of Open & Protected Cultivation in Vegetables." This training is part of the Indo-Israel Agricultural Project (IIAP), a longstanding pa
Despite initial travel delays due to flight disruptions, 20 professionals from across Latin America have arrived at MASHAV’s Carmel Training Center for a Spanish-language course titled Innovative Entrepreneurship: From an Idea to Starting a Business.
As part of ongoing aid efforts in Ecuador, the Israeli Embassy in Quito and MASHAV have delivered food and essential supplies to communities affected by the floods in Guayas Province.
We remain present: in action, in partnership, and in support.
In response to the severe floods in Ecuador, the Israeli Embassy in Quito and MASHAV are delivering essential relief kits to affected families in Guayas Province.
This week, MASHAV alumni from Albania’s agricultural sector gathered in Tirana to meet with Israeli agronomist and MATC Director Giora Tesler, Israeli Ambassador Galit Peleg, and representatives of Albania’s Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development.
This month, two new classrooms were inaugurated at the Mother Teresa University Hospital Center in Tirana, Albania, making educational continuity accessible to children hospitalized in the pediatric oncology department.
We are proud to see the Taskin Children’s Hospice in Tashkent continuing to operate and provide essential care to children with terminal illnesses and their families across the region.
In partnership with the Municipality of Chișinău and the Embassy of Israel in Moldova, we supported the installation of five playgrounds in Chișinău, Moldova.
Head of MASHAV, Ambassador Eynat Shlein, met in Jerusalem with Karim Morcos, Director Israel, West Bank Gaza at Canada’s Foreign Policy - Global Affairs Canada and Canada