Agape international – North Korea
Project and background information
Stefan Burckhardt traveled to China at the end of January with a five-person delegation from the Alternative Energy Center to visit various institutes and companies.Half of China was still on holiday following the New Year‘s festivities, so I wa...
Mourners in Kim Il Sung Square in Pyongyang Last December I traveled to North Korea to make sure that the second shipment of donated baby food was being distributed to the agreed upon locations.We were taking photographs in the pharmacy of the chi...
A happy girl in the Hamhung orphanage. The children just LOVE the stuffed animals! Empty baby food jars are now used to store different medicines.
Hopeful offspring on the run ... One day before we had to stop our visits because of the mandated period of mourning, I was invited to visit the village of Zangzong. Years ago, this was the site of one of our cheese-making facilities. The local da...
As guests, we were treated to a delicious meal of baked sweet potatoes, hard-boiled eggs, tofu and cabbage soup. However, most North Koreans eat much simpler meals of vegetable soup, rice mixed with corn, kimchi (a sort of Korean Sauerkraut) and p...
There are many ways in which you can support the work in North Korea.Make a donation for the following:- Training North Korean interns in Switzerland (approx. CHF 40/day per person)- a fourth windmill with 1 Kilowatt output- A solar-heated greenho...
