What we do & support

SABAA fosters capacity building, is developing ideas, designs, and implementations for training solutions.

This is done in and for the field of the Creative Industries, entrepreneurship training and start-up development, micro-skills evolvement, learning and training practice.

SABAA is transforming ideas into working social businesses.

This is focussed on the area of the Cultural and Creative Industries.

SABAA is collecting funds for projects and develops initial applications for funding.

This is done for various programs – by SABAA on its own or pooling with trusted partners.

SABAA is supporting partners via:

mentoring / coaching / application writing / project controlling / project management.

Please feel free to contact us (in English or German under: wuensch@sabaa.education), be it:

about supporting SABAA / about a proposal of a project for funding / about partnership / about consultation / about development of training solutions.

At the moment SABAA works on and supports:

• Experimenting in a Social Lab with micro-funding to establish working and beneficial circular economy projects. As opposed to micro-credits, these funds do not go back to a bank with some interest, but they are paid back without interest to the relevant community who decides who will get those funds the next time. Evaluation in 2024, when successful, larger roll-out in 2025 with the involvement of donors and communities on site. Special: No strings and rules attached by SABAA, all decisions and handling autonomously by the local communities on site. Partner: Ghana National Philanthropy Forum, Project Human Aid, Kivoga, Burundi.
• StartHub Africa in Uganda: Training, certification of micro-business entrepreneurs in the food-sector.
• Teaming up with Kyambogo University, Kampala, Uganda, and Akademie Mode und Design, Berlin, for a DAAD-funded project in textile technology and fashion design with a strong focus on sustainability.
• Having published a study on digital entrepreneurship in the East African Community for GIZ together with StartHub Africa in Uganda (for the study, see below), a new project looks into running of practical trainings of entrepreneurial skill-sets in the EAC within the university context.
• Cooperating with COFEPRE (Collectif des femmes pour la Protection de lÈnvironnement et de lÈnfant) in Douala, Cameroon in a project funded by Schmitz-Stiftungen on entrepreneurial training for young women in the beauty- and care-industry for upscaling informal skills.
• Cooperating in various European Union co-funded projects in the creative industries.
• Cooperating with Afrika-Haus, Berlin on exhibitions and research.

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SABAA is (or has been) a proud to partner with and to wonderful people, inspiring entrepreneurs, young leaders, and great initiatives and companies: as a funder or being funded.