Remaining Africa
Support for philanthropists wishing to get involved with projects of public interest in Africa.
Africa is one of the continents where the King Baudouin Foundation is most committed internationally, in accordance with the wishes of philanthropists and donors who get involved alongside us. In addition to the countries that benefit in priority from our activities, we also support projects of public interest elsewhere in Africa and this in various fields including health, fighting poverty, training, the economy and the climate. In order to increase our impact, we work with other partners and philanthropic organisations, including KBFUS and KBF CANADA.
Our activities
- we support individuals, organisations and businesses that wish to contribute to improving the living conditions of people in Africa
- we support individuals and local organisations that contribute to the development of their country
- and we allocate loans and bank guarantees to actors in civil society. Further information can be found in our sub-programme Businesses for development.
Remaining Africa is part of the programme International
More info on kbfafrica.org
Funds and philanthropic tools
Urgency Identity Africa (Fund)
Promote a culture of systematic birth registration in sub-Saharan Africa among parents, local authorities and the State.
Efico (Fund)
Support for projects that contribute to the structural and sustainable improvement of the quality of life of poor coffee producing farmers.
Hestia Fund
The Fund is committed to providing quality housing for people in need, supporting social economy initiatives and allocating loans to African entrepreneurs.
Stories
Revisiting Congo’s history to build its future
Remaining Africa
“Our citizens have always refused to surrender.”
The FXBVillage model helps the poorest in the world to regain their dignity, with sustained results
Remaining Africa
"Our approach simultaneously addresses five aspects in an integrated way: nutrition, health, education, healthy housing and environment, and economic empowerment."