Building A Future Foundation is a non-profit organisation which aims at improving the living conditions of underprivileged population depending on the resources of the ocean through capacity building, empowerment and economic self-sufficiency with an environmental, social and sustainable approach. Pursuing its objective of reintroducing sails in Sri Lanka, BAF developed innovative double powered fishing boats intended to be replicated at large scale in other coastal regions of the world affected by overfishing close to the shore. BAF also aims at creating a sailing culture in the island by initiating a yachting industry from boat building, sails and masts making,… to mini -marina creation and chartering services through social entrepreneurship and North-South cooperation.
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Somalia- Nedsom Foundation
Bangladesh : Gold Of Bengal – MSRS
Belgium- Ghent University
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BAFF is happy to inform that Sail Lanka Charter will be at the NAUTIC boat show in Paris from 8 to 10 December on Globe Sailor booth Hall 1 stand D12!
La Foundation Building a Future est heureuse d'informer que Sail Lanka Charter sera au salon NAUTIC à Paris du 8 au 10 décembre sur le stand de Globe Sailor Hall 1 stand D12!
The Building A Future Foundation is proud to present Eole, a 53 feet catamaran made in Sri Lanka by a skilled workforce of youth trained at BAF Foundation!
The Building A Future Foundation is very happy and proud that Mr Pierre Pringiers, BAFF's founder, received the recognition of "Officer of the Order of the Crown", one of Belgium's highest honours, by the Ambassador of Belgium in India, Jan Luykx, on behalf of His Majesty King Philippe of Belgium. 🙂
In recognition and in appreciation of Mr Pringier's efforts to strengthen the relationship between Belgium and Sri Lanka, his services to the Kingdom of Belgium and his philanthropic endeavours.
