Fashionomics lifts up Sierra Leone

Fashionomics lifts up Sierra Leone

Fashionomics—the textile and fashion industry—is the second largest job engine in Africa, after agriculture. From cotton plantations and weaving mills to tailor shops, this sector provides many jobs, especially for women, who are often the driving forces behind the development of their families, villages and, ultimately, entire countries.

SEP Donate 17 Sewing Machines

The 17 sewing machines donated to the United Tailor Development Association in January this year have been distributed to female members of the association. See pictures and videos from the proud recipients. The donation was made in Freetown by Abubakarr Bangura, founder of the Sierra Leone Youth Initiative in the Netherlands. All Donation

Discover the world, develop yourself

An internship can change your life. A good internship gives you passion, direction and skills in the transition phase from study to career. Together with our partner in The Netherlands, we offer challenging internships and special experiences in beautiful Sierra Leone. Eight students from TU Delft have already preceded you, their experiences can be found…

Invest in Agriculture

Food security in Sierra Leone is a national priority. Our intervention in agriculture contributes to the achievement of food sufficiency in Sierra Leone. SEP agriculture projects at Makonkarie are on the right footing. SEP negotiated with the people of the village for 146 acres of land for the development of SEP agriculture initiative. SEP hired…