Über Togo
Togo ist ein kleiner Küsten-Staat in Westafrika zwischen Ghana im Westen und Benin im Osten. Im Norden grenzt Togo an Burkina Faso. Lomé ist die Hauptstadt. Klologo ist ein Dorf mit 5330 Einwohnern, 67 km nordöstlich der Hauptstadt. Klologo besteht aus verschiedenen kleinen Ortschaften.
© Kekeli Togo e.V.
17 UN Goals
In
September
2015,
the
United
Nations
adopted
the
so-called
Agenda
2030
-
"Transforming
our
world:
the
2030
Agenda
for
Sustainable
Development".
Among
other
things,
this
includes
17
concrete
Sustainable
Development
Goals
(SDGs),
which,
in
addition
to
combating
hunger
and
poverty
and
demanding
education
and
health
for
all,
also
aim
to
ensure
a
decent
life
within the planetary boundaries.
About Togo
Togo is a small coastal state in West Africa between Ghana to the west and Benin to the east. In the north, Togo borders Burkina Faso. Lomé is the capital. Klologo is a village with 5330 inhabitants, 67 km northeast of the capital. Klologo consists of several small villages.
Latest posts
In
Togo:
the
first
World
Summit
of
Girls
in
Africa
October
11
–
International
Day
of
the
Girl
Child
Malaria – there is hope!
Breast cancer education
An inauguration and many encounters
Inauguration of three Kekeli Togo objects
Lockdown in Togo
Joy at the girls’ house
New water troughs
As a reward: a trip
Please
help
us
to
implement
these
vital
projects,
which
mainly
benefit
children,
with your donation.
VR Bank Hof-Bayreuth eG
Kekeli Togo e.V.
IBAN DE31780608960000701521
BIC GENODEF1HO1
All
donations
are
tax-deductible
and
100
percent
benefit
the
project
presented
here.
The
members
of
the
association
all
work
on
a
voluntary
basis
and
without administrative costs.
The
note
"donation"
on
the
transfer
form
or
online
transfer
is
valid
for
submission
to
the
tax
office;
for
donations
over
200
euros,
the
association
issues
the
donation
receipt;
it
is
sent
to
the
donor
by
post.
Please
include
your
contact
details
with
the
transfer.
The
association
Kekeli
Togo
e.V.
is
committed
to
humanitarian
goals
and
is
recognised
as
a
non-profit
organisation.
According
to
its
statutes,
the
purpose
of
the
association
is
to
contribute
to
improving
the
living
conditions
of
children
and
young
people
from
poor
families
in
Klologo,
the
home
village
of
the
mother
of
the
association's
initiators
and
chairpersons
Michel Kossih Frenzel-Assih (Germany) and Lala Assih (France).
Our
donation-funded
projects
are
designed
to
ensure
transparency
and
sustainability.
They
are future-oriented and based on self-help and cooperation where appropriate.
We
carry
out
our
projects
in
cooperation
with
local
companies
and
involve
the
villagers,
e.g.
through
active
participation
in
construction
measures
or
maintenance.
For
the
administration
of
loans
and
maintenance
of
wells,
annexes,
etc.
we
appoint
local
responsible
persons.
All
responsible
persons
and
contact
persons
report
to
the
chairman
of
the
association,
who
knows
them
personally.
This
also
guarantees
open
exchange
and
the
association
can
respond
flexibly to the situation on site.
Welcome Kekeli Togo e.V.
Association Kekeli Togo
Kekeli means light, hope in Ewe*
*In addition to the official language French, the African languages Ewe and Kabyé are official languages in
Togo. The Ewe are the largest ethnic group in Togo, the Kabyé the second largest.
The contribution of Kekeli Togo
We contribute our share to the UN goals 1, 3, 4, 6 and 7.
As
a
"small"
association,
supported
by
private
individuals
and
dependent
on
donations,
we
can
only
take
small
steps
and
make
a
small
contribution
to
the
realisation
of
these
goals
-
for
the
inhabitants
of
Klologo,
however,
they
are
big
changes
that
enable
a
more
sustainable
economy
and a healthier life.
With
our
projects,
we
fight
poverty
by
securing
livelihoods
with
micro-credits;
we
promote
health
by
providing
access
to
clean
water
and
hygienic
sanitation;
we
promote
the
well-being
and
education
of
children
by
expanding
kindergartens,
collecting
teaching
and
school
materials;
we provide access to solar energy.
In
addition,
the
people
of
Klologo
can
count
on
us
for
emergency
relief:
we
have
distributed
relief
items
(food,
face
masks)
in
Klologo
and
will
continue
to
do
so
as
long
as
the
Covid-19
crisis
drives
up
food
prices,
increases
unemployment,
reduces
the
chance
of
earning
a
living
for
the
many day labourers.
We finance our projects through donations - help us! Every contribution counts!
VR Bank Bayreuth-Hof eG
IBAN DE317806089600007015 21
BIC GENODEF1HO1
We are urgently looking for partners for our projects!
Our projects
Last updated 14.10.2021
View to Klologo
It
is
worth
copying
this
link
and
opening
it
in
your
mobile
phone,
laptop
or
PC:
On
Google
Earth, the water points and the latrine that Kekeli Togo has built are shown with photos.
This
gives
a
new
dimension
to
what
has
been
built
with
our
donations
and
makes
it
geographically visible.
here we go on the journey.......
Translated with www.DeepL.com/Translator (free version)
Thank you for your support!
Latest posts
In Togo: the first World Summit of Girls in Africa
October 11 – International Day of the Girl Child
Malaria – there is hope!
Breast cancer education
An inauguration and many encounters
Inauguration of three Kekeli Togo objects
Lockdown in Togo
Joy at the girls’ house
New water troughs
As a reward: a trip
Welcome Kekeli Togo e.V.
Association Kekeli Togo
Kekeli means light, hope in Ewe*
The
association
Kekeli
Togo
e.V.
is
committed
to
humanitarian
goals
and
is
recognised
as
a
non-profit
organisation.
According
to
its
statutes,
the
purpose
of
the
association
is
to
contribute
to
improving
the
living
conditions
of
children
and
young
people
from
poor
families
in
Klologo,
the
home
village
of
the
mother
of
the
association's
initiators
and
chairpersons
Michel Kossih Frenzel-Assih (Germany) and Lala Assih (France).
Our
donation-funded
projects
are
designed
to
ensure
transparency
and
sustainability.
They
are
future-oriented
and
based
on
self-help
and
cooperation where appropriate.
We
carry
out
our
projects
in
cooperation
with
local
companies
and
involve
the
villagers,
e.g.
through
active
participation
in
construction
measures
or
maintenance.
For
the
administration
of
loans
and
maintenance
of
wells,
annexes,
etc.
we
appoint
local
responsible
persons.
All
responsible
persons
and
contact
persons
report
to
the
chairman
of
the
association,
who
knows
them
personally.
This
also
guarantees
open
exchange
and
the
association can respond flexibly to the situation on site.
*In addition to the official language French, the African languages Ewe and Kabyé are
official languages in Togo. The Ewe are the largest ethnic group in Togo, the Kabyé
the second largest.
View to Klologo
It
is
worth
copying
this
link
and
opening
it
in
your
mobile
phone,
laptop
or
PC:
On
Google
Earth,
the
water
points
and
the
latrine
that
Kekeli
Togo
has built are shown with photos.
This
gives
a
new
dimension
to
what
has
been
built
with
our
donations
and makes it geographically visible.
here we go on the journey.......
17 UN Goals
In
September
2015,
the
United
Nations
adopted
the
so-called
Agenda
2030
-
"Transforming
our
world:
the
2030
Agenda
for
Sustainable
Development".
Among
other
things,
this
includes
17
concrete
Sustainable
Development
Goals
(SDGs),
which,
in
addition
to
combating
hunger
and
poverty
and
demanding
education
and
health
for
all,
also
aim
to
ensure
a
decent life within the planetary boundaries.
The contribution of Kekeli Togo
We contribute our share to the UN goals 1, 3, 4, 6 and 7.
As
a
"small"
association,
supported
by
private
individuals
and
dependent
on
donations,
we
can
only
take
small
steps
and
make
a
small
contribution
to
the
realisation
of
these
goals
-
for
the
inhabitants
of
Klologo,
however,
they
are
big
changes
that
enable
a
more
sustainable
economy and a healthier life.
With
our
projects,
we
fight
poverty
by
securing
livelihoods
with
micro-
credits;
we
promote
health
by
providing
access
to
clean
water
and
hygienic
sanitation;
we
promote
the
well-being
and
education
of
children
by
expanding
kindergartens,
collecting
teaching
and
school
materials;
we
provide access to solar energy.
In
addition,
the
people
of
Klologo
can
count
on
us
for
emergency
relief:
we
have
distributed
relief
items
(food,
face
masks)
in
Klologo
and
will
continue
to
do
so
as
long
as
the
Covid-19
crisis
drives
up
food
prices,
increases
unemployment,
reduces
the
chance
of
earning
a
living
for
the
many day labourers.
Our projects
We finance our projects through donations - help us!
Every contribution counts!
VR Bank Bayreuth-Hof eG
IBAN DE317806089600007015 21
BIC GENODEF1HO1
We are urgently looking for partners for our projects!
Last updated 14.10.2021
About Togo
Togo is a small coastal state in West Africa between Ghana to the west and Benin to the east. In the north, Togo borders Burkina Faso. Lomé is the capital. Klologo is a village with 5330 inhabitants, 67 km northeast of the capital. Klologo consists of several small villages.
Please
help
us
to
implement
these
vital
projects,
which
mainly
benefit children, with your donation.
VR Bank Hof-Bayreuth eG
Kekeli Togo e.V.
IBAN DE31780608960000701521
BIC GENODEF1HO1
All
donations
are
tax-deductible
and
100
percent
benefit
the
project
presented
here.
The
members
of
the
association
all
work
on
a
voluntary
basis and without administrative costs.
The
note
"donation"
on
the
transfer
form
or
online
transfer
is
valid
for
submission
to
the
tax
office;
for
donations
over
200
euros,
the
association
issues
the
donation
receipt;
it
is
sent
to
the
donor
by
post.
Please
include
your contact details with the transfer.
Translated with www.DeepL.com/Translator (free version)
© Kekeli Togo e.V.
Thank you for your support!
