Urbis Foundation
Welcome
As a charitable foundation, we are dedicated to promoting the use of renewable energies and protecting our climate and environment. For more than 20 years now, we have been sensitising for a more sustainable use of our resources and offering people a perspective for a brighter future.
Regionally, we focus our activities on Sub-Saharan Africa. A special emphasis lies on our partner country Togo, where we have been implementing projects since 2002. Additionally, we offer funding support to initiatives in Kenya, Senegal, Tanzania, Togo and Uganda, which advocate the use and implementation of renewable energies. Here you can download our anniversary brochure from 2022, which presents highlights of our multifaceted work over the last 20 years (in German).
Our achievements
1418
Students educated
in our
vocational school
30
Solar plants installed
240
Farm students educated
299
Solar-Interns supported
17
Medical wards
supplied annualy with
medical equipment
110
Nursery schools supplied with equippmet and toys
61
Seamstreses trained
110
Pupils supported per year
News
We regularly report about news from our projects and partners.
The Future of Agriculture in Togo: Networking, Training, and Prospects
As part of the ASA 2025 program, two students, in collaboration with the Urbis Foundation Togo, visited farms in the Central Region, collected and analyzed data, with the aim of strengthening training opportunities for young people and connecting the farms with one another.
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Handover of the machines to the first two local Maschinenringe in Togo
New machinery, new prospects: At the end of 2025, agricultural equipment was handed over to the machinery rings in Tchalo and Koboyo. This project, financed by the Urbis Foundation and implemented by the Maschinenringe Foundation, is providing an important boost to strengthening local agriculture in Togo.
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Project visit ReClima: progress towards climate resilience and food security in Matam
In October, the Urbis Foundation visited the "ReClima – Climate Resilience and Food Security" project in the Matam region in north-eastern Senegal.
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