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Reducing inequalities and ensuring no one is left behind are integral to achieving the Sustainable Development Goals.
| KKL-JNF promotes educational initiatives to redress inequality both in Israel and in developing countries. |
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Allocates scholarships to students in the periphery: ~350 yearly average |
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Allocates scholarships to young people for pre-military leadership academies: ~600 yearly average |
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Affiliated with and supports institutions of higher learning, according to funding needs and fields of research: 6 universities and 10 colleges |
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Shares knowledge and know-how with developing countries: 6: Africa (Sudan, Kenya, Ethiopia, Rwanda), and Asia (China, India) |
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Supports the Arava International Center for Agricultural Training (AICAT): students from Cambodia, Cape Verde, East Timor, Figi, Gambia, Indonesia, Laos, Myanmar, Nepal, Thailand, Vanuatu, Vietnam |
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Open to all 24/7, free of charge, KKL-JNF forests and its activities
invite everyone to experience forest nature
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Constructs and runs the KKL-JNF Heritage Centers, a unique informal educational project, providing youth in the periphery with opportunities for academic and social development. Currently, 2 active facilities (Nof HaGalil and Kiryat Malakhi) and 8 planned (Sderot, Ofakim Beit She'an, Kiryat Shmona, Tzfat, Akko, Be'er Sheva and Migdal HaEmek) |
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| * * The data contained herein is from the field and authoritative KKL-JNF sources. With that, KKL-JNF's ever-evolving projects and activities are difficult to specifically quantify. |
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