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Working approach
- Bilateral cooperation
  - Approaches
  - Players
    - Agencies engaged in social structure assistance
    - Churches
    - Implementing organisations
    - Länder and Municipalities
    - NGOs
    - Political foundations
    - The individual players (selection)
      - Alexander von Humboldt Foundation
      - AGEH
      - AWO International
      - bengo
      - DGB
      - BORDA
      - BGR
      - Caritas international
      - CIM
      - GIZ
      - GTZ
      - DEG
      - Deutsche Welle
      - DAAD
      - DED
      - DGRV
      - DIE
      - DVV
      - EED
      - Friedrich Ebert Foundation
      - Friedrich Naumann Foundation
      - Goethe-Institut
      - Hanns Seidel Foundation
      - Heinrich Böll Foundation
      - InWEnt
      - KfW Entwicklungsbank
      - International Kolping Society
      - Konrad Adenauer Foundation
      - Misereor
      - PTB
      - Rosa Luxemburg Foundation
      - SES
      - VENRO
      - ZAV
- European cooperation
- Multilateral cooperation
- Development information
- Monitoring and evaluation
Countries

The individual players (selection)

Heinrich Böll Foundation

The Heinrich Böll Foundation promotes the rule of law and gender democracy, equal opportunities for cultural and ethnic minorities as an integral part of democratic culture, and the participation of immigrants in social and political life. It works for non-violence and promotes active peace policy. It aims to encourage people to stand up for what is right and become involved in society, as well as passing on to political actors the knowledge they need to organise themselves and undertake effective activities. The fundamental values of the Foundation are ecology and sustainability, democracy and human rights, as well as self-determination and justice. The Foundation operates in more than 60 countries.