Today, Dr Péter Gergő Juhász, President of the Planetrise Cultural and Environmental Association and Head of the Sustainable Africa Research Group at Óbuda University, delivered an inspiring and thought-provoking lecture titled "Sustainable Africa" to students at the Bessenyei György High school in Kisvárda.
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Hungary's Reformed Church and the Hungary Helps Programme are each donating five million forints to support persecuted Christians in the Democratic Republic of the Congo. The aid comes in response to a recent violent attack in the north-eastern region of the country, where seventy Christians were abducted and beheaded inside a Protestant church.
Our partner negotiated with the Institute of International Relations of the University of Kyiv
A key objective of the meeting held with our prominent partner, the Planetrise Cultural and Environmental Association, was to explore avenues for collaboration between the Institute of International Relations and the Institute for African Strategy of Kyiv University and the Africa Research Institute of Óbuda University in Hungary, with the aim...
Every year, around 40 people drown in Lake Bunyonyi in western Uganda. In response, a collaborative project has been launched by the Planetrise Cultural and Environmental Association, the Jane Goodall Institute, and the Hungarian Volunteer League (MÖL), with the support of Hungary Helps.
Planetrise Association in Tokyo: Dr Péter Gergő Juhász, Head of the "Sustainable Africa" research group at the Africa Research Institute of Óbuda University and representative of the Planetrise Association, was invited to SEIKEI University in Tokyo. Péter gave a lecture on the association's current projects in Africa, carried out in cooperation...
You probably remember that in 2022 we travelled to Uganda with the Jane Goodall Institute as part of the project "Harbours and School Boats to Uganda!", supported by Hungary Helps. At the school on Bwama Island, located on Lake Bunyonyi, around 400 children attend classes – but only a few of them know how to swim.
The Planetrise Cultural and Environmental Association has recently conducted playful environmental education sessions for kindergarten children. As part of the Hierotheos Association's programme entitled "Raising Awareness, Education, Consciousness," they visited several kindergartens over the past few days, delivering interactive activities...









