Projects

Human Rights Watch is a leading defender of fundamental rights and freedoms worldwide. Their vision is a world that is safe, just, and equitable, where governments respect human rights, people and planet thrive, and civilians are protected during conflicts and crises. They scrupulously investigate abuses, expose the facts widely, and encourage those with power to respect rights and secure justice. To ensure their independence, they do not accept government funding and carefully review all donations to ensure that they are consistent with their policies, mission, and values. The work is guided by international human rights and humanitarian law, and respect for the dignity of every human being.

Frececo Fonden supports the global organization.

Focus area: Human rights.

HUMAN:RIGHTS is a visionary collaboration between CPH:DOX, Kunsthal Charlottenborg, and Frececo Fonden, harnessing the transformative power of contemporary art and documentary films to spotlight human rights. Through exhibitions, thematic film programs, and engaging talks and debates, the initiative inspires public discourse and empowers youth through educational activities, ensuring the next generation champions human rights and drives meaningful change.

Frececo Fonden supports the partnership through funding for both CPH:DOX and Kunsthal Charlottenborg.

Focus area: Human rights, education and culture.

Kwera is empowering Sub-Saharan Africa’s future by equipping a new generation of youth with the education and skills needed to drive economic growth and transform communities. Through various initiatives, including a scalable income-share agreement model, Kwera funds students' university tuition. In return, graduates contribute 10% of their salary for 10 years once employed. With a vision to empower one million educated and employed youth, Kwera is fostering sustainable development and prosperity in the region.

Frececo Fonden supports the scale-up of efforts in Tanzania by providing core funding and direct funding for student fees.

Focus area: Education and equality.

Maternity Foundation builds midwifery knowledge and skills to empower midwives to provide life-saving care in some of the world's most fragile and remote settings through the Safe Delivery+ Programme.

Frececo Fonden supports these efforts through a Global Maternity Partner Programme to help support efforts to elevate maternal and newborn health.

Focus area: Education and equality.

Mary Elizabeth’s Hospital is a pioneering public-private partnership between the Capital Region of Denmark, Rigshospitalet, and Ole Kirk's Foundation, aiming to create the world’s best children’s hospital. Børneriget Fonden supports this vision by funding initiatives that enhance holistic care for seriously ill children, teens, and pregnant women.

Frececo Fonden supports these efforts through a foundation partnership, a hospital school development project, and an art installation to meet the needs of the patients and their families.

Focus area: Education and culture.