Know-how from Germany
Senior Expert Service
What is supported?
- The Senior Expert Service seconds specialists who are either retired or on a leave of absence for worldwide voluntary assignments to private companies, governmental and non-governmental institutions
Who can participate?
- Small and medium-sized companies, public authorities, professional and business associations, social and medical facilities, institutions providing basic education or vocational training
What does SES offer?
- SES has more than 12,000 experts with expertise in more than 50 sectors of industry who provide advice and hands-on support nearly all around the world
- Their volunteer assignments usually last 3 – 6 weeks; max. duration: 6 months
- Project handling costs, additional costs, cost of international travel
- Local expenses to be paid for by applicants
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Integrated experts
CIM is jointly run by GIZ and the German Federal Employment Agency. It has been providing a combination of development and labour market policy expertise since 1980. Its tasks are the following:
- Sourcing and placing European experts – and other experts from outside Europe who have settled in Germany – in developing and emerging countries
- Offering a network for those who have migrated to Germany and who wish to support development in their country of origin
- Advising individuals and policymakers on migration issues
Integrated experts in Cambodia:
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Alumniportal Deutschland
What is supported?
- The Alumniportal Deutschland offers access to international experts who have studied or worked in Germany
- The portal facilitates contacts to companies and organisations, promotes individual career development and durable links with Germany, promotes and exchanges skills and knowledge, and opens new cooperation options
- The portal currently has more than 100,000 members
https://www.alumniportal-deutschland.org
Chamber and Vocational Education and Training Partnerships
What is supported?
- Partnerships between German chambers, business associations, vocational training & education institutions and those in BMZ partner countries to improve the operational and management capacities of chambers, business associations or vocational training & education institutions in developing countries