Development Programmes

SDI programme is carried out within the framework of peaceful means and political stability in the country of the organisation recipient. Generally, SDI operates in countries where the risk of political upheaval is considered to be low. Whereas, RILIVES programme on the other hand focuses on countries stricken by any of the following factors: natural disaster, humanitarian catastrophes, conflicts and wars, an exceptional circumstance creating abject poverty. Countries falling within the scope of this programme are seen as high risk.

ICB programme is a people-based and needs-centred set of initiatives that focus on self-empowerment, self-help capacity and personal development of French-speaking African people/individuals. It aims at building their abilities, skills, knowledge and values to enable them to improve their lives to better ones by effectively accessing services, playing their role and actively participating in society they live in. The programme is delivered through a range of initiatives and activities such as information, advice and guidance, training for women, outreach and research work. B4 programme is about working together with other African Diaspora organisations, NGOs, BME, community and voluntary sector organisations to promote harmony and mutual respect for the diversity of African cultural backgrounds and heritage. B4 also includes building bridges and alliances on matters touching BME people, Africa and Africans; and seeking common solutions to common problems. UKASSD is bi-directional exchange of knowledge, skills and information between CENFACS and Africa-based organisations in the process of fighting sustained poverty and building peaceful life for Africans in the UK and in Africa.