“In the service of democracy, peace and development” – this is how the Hanns Seidel Foundation describes its mission and its work. These words apply to its activities in Germany – and of course particularly in Bavaria – and to its commitments abroad.Overview...
The HSF office in Indonesia was established in 1993. Since then projects and programs have been jointly implemented with domestic and international partners. The main pillars of HSF‘s work are the justice and democracy sectors, in which HSF focuses on training and capacity-building, exchange programmes,...Overview...
Our first involvement to provide development assistance in Myanmar dates back to 1994 with capacity building activities for the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, at the time when Myanmar was preparing to apply for membership with the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN). Many more activities were carried out...Overview...
The HSF has been active in the Philippines since 1979, extending development assistance to Philippine partner organizations mainly in the field of human resource and policy development ranging from training and education, community-based and top-level policy dialogues, research and publication,...Overview...
The project work in Thailand started in 1993. Since then, activities aimed at strengthening democratic institutions and processes together with national as well as international partners. Based on the HSF's mission, democracy, peace and development are major pillars of our work.Overview...
Our projects in Vietnam initially aimed at providing a multidimensional development platform for the Doi-Moi Policy (Renovation Policy), which was launched in 1986 and largely represented the economic reforms. Since then, Vietnam has made the transition from a developing country to a lower middle-income country...Overview...
Enter your Email address and we will send you a secure personal link
Our data protection information provides you with information on how we handle your data.
The sixth volume of the Vietnam Country Report concerns the basic structures and problems of the Vietnamese labour market. The first section deals with basic information on the labour market ...
The fifth volume of the Country Report Vietnam focus on important gender issues in Vietnam. In a first step, it deals with the change in perspectives and role models that took place in ...
Coping with the consequences of war is a socio-political issue of hardly over-estimable importance because wars leave behind more than just destroyed landscapes and cemeteries. Even after ...
The third issue of the Country Report aims at discussing the question: How is the transformation to an information society taking place in Vietnam? The first part provides general ...
The second issue of the Country Report takes a critical look at the environmental situation and policy in Vietnam. The first part deals with some basic factors for environmental policy in ...
The first issue of the Country Report examines a new socio-political challenge for Vietnam: aging population. While in 1979, just under 7% of Vietnam's population was 60 years and older, it ...
