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ALL PROJECTS
Thailand - 2005CSF/CZG Belgium
In 2005, Clowns Without Borders Belgium sent a team of 3 artists to Thaïland and Cambodia for a mission centered on the Karen refugees living near Mae Sot, and street kids. They performed 57 shows for 11000 people.
Cuba - 2005CSF/CZG Belgium
In 2005, Clowns Without Borders Belgium returned to Cuba and performed 15 times a funny and downy puppet show for 5000 people in total, in local social centers in La Havane.
Niger - 2005CSF/CZG Belgium
In 2005, Clowns Without Borders Belgium went to Niger and performed 20 shows for 3000 people.
India - 2005CSF/CZG Belgium
In 2005, Clowns Without Borders Belgium initiated a tour of Niger, and performed in total 20 shows for 3000 people in several orphanages, schools, and centers for street children.
Nepal - 2003CSF/CZG Belgium
Clowns Without Borders Belgium carried out a project in Nepal in 2003, performing 40 shows for 4000 people.
Thailand - 2003CSF/CZG Belgium
In 2003, Clowns Without Borders Belgium implemented a project in Thailand and Cambodia to work with hospitals taking care of child victims of mines in Cambodia, and clandestine schools for Burmese refugees at the...
Albania - 2003CSF/CZG Belgium
In 2003, Clowns Without Borders Belgium implemented a project in Albania in which 4 clowns performed 15 shows for 4000 people in schools and orphanages. The project also included a 10-day artistic exchange with...
Nepal - 2002CSF/CZG Belgium
In 2002, Clowns Without Borders Belgium implemented a project in Nepal with three artists, including a magician. In partnership with local NGOs and schools, the UK embassy, and the French Alliance, the team performed...
Vietnam - 2002CSF/CZG Belgium
Clowns Without Borders Belgium did a project in 2002 in Vietnam and Cambodia with two magicians and comedians. They worked with the French Cultural Center of Hue, the German Embassy, and local authorities. With a...
Senegal - 2001CSF/CZG Belgium
Clowns Without Borders Belgium sent 3 Belgian artists to Senegal in 2001 for an exploratory project in schools. They performed 15 shows for 6000 children.