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We support social investment initiatives that strengthen the capabilities of Angola’s people and institutions
bp Angola characterizes its social intervention as “projects which aim to bring tangible benefits to the local communities”, which is in line with the priorities of the Angolan Government and business needs. Our actions focus mainly on initiatives which promote education, enterprise development and health.
We engage with stakeholders such as community and church leaders, the Angolan government, non-governmental organizations, academics and aim to form strategic partnerships that generate mutually beneficial outcomes.We and our partners contribute to projects that help to build local capability.
Education and enterprise development are critical for economic growth, social development, poverty reduction and social integration, while health, safety and environment are important elements in the sustainable development of the country. We therefore support a number of projects and initiatives in these areas, in partnership with government, local communities and institutions.
Areas of intervention
Education - Contribute to human capital development by:
Investing in capability and quality
Capacity building, professional work, and
Increasing access and improving the learning environment
Enterprise development - Improve the business environment and contribute to economic diversification through:
Promoting self-employment
Creating business opportunities, and
Broadening participation in formal economy
Health - Contribute towards the national health agenda by:
Supporting projects to reduce maternal and child mortality, and
Supporting projects to strengthen field epidemiology and capacity at national level to respond to outbreaks and other incidents of public health importance.
People impact
More than 2500 engineering, science & medical students benefit from new labs, field experience improved teaching standards every year
More than 200 Oil and Gas Masters Graduates
More than 50 PG graduates in Environment Management
596 Internships for graduates 18 schools, 13,000 children, 700 jobs
Rehabilitation & equipping of 3 health centres, 3200 beneficiaries per day Environment and livelihood
More than 35 rural water wells & community sanitation training
9 cooperatives, 4250 beneficiaries
23,400 turtles recorded and more than 2 million hatchlings helped back to sea
Some of the results achieved since 2008:
What we support
BP supports proposals which meet the following criteria:
Strengthening technical / professional capabilities
The development of Angolan institutions
Developing capability at the community level
Projects aligned with priorities and strategies of local communities and Government
Projects that can demonstrate sustainable impact
Ownership of initiatives held locally by the beneficiaries
What we do not support
Pay post implementation operational costs (e.g., salaries, maintenance)
