Israel's Agency for International Development Cooperation

Medicine and public health, rural and urban development, community development, education, gender, enterpreunership and innovation for development, agriculture

Israel's official international development cooperation program was launched in late 1957 with the aim of sharing with the rest of the developing world the know-how and technologies which provided the basis for Israel's own rapid development. MASHAV, the Hebrew acronym for Israel's Agency for International Development Cooperation, was established as a division of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs. What started as a modest program focused on grassroots-level human capacity building at a time when Israel itself was still very much a developing country, has blossomed into an extensive programme of cooperation throughout the developing world with the aim of ensuring social, economic and environmental sustainable development.

Education, consultancy, partnership, training

Africa, Asia, Asia Pacific, Europe, Latin America and the Caribbean, Near East

Courses

The eligibility criteria vary according to the project. For more information please check website.

If you wish to enquire about a MASHAV course that suits your abilities and field of expertise, please contact the Israeli Diplomatic Mission accredited to your country.

Please visit the website for more inquiries

Sustainability

Asia, Africa, America, Europe