Development cooperation addresses many challenges of the developing countries:  

• Poverty and inequalities: Many developing countries are faced with the issues of social inequalities and a high level of poverty. 
• Healthcare: No access to basic healthcare, high mortality rates of infants, viral diseases and no medical infrastructure. 
• Education: Low educational level, no access to schooling, no access to qualified teachers.
• Management of water supplies and the sanitary conditions: No access to running water and sanitary infrastructure, leading to disease and high mortality rates. 
• Climate change and the state of the environment: Environmental degradation, climate changes, deforestation and the loss of biodiversity
• The state of institutions and government: Weak institutions, bribery and corruption, weak law.
• The economy: Low industrialization level, no infrastructure, dependance on natural materials.
• Humanitarian crises and conflicts: Wars, armed conflicts, migrations, natural disasters. 

Development cooperation takes the holistic approach, which accounts for various aspects and conditions to promote a constant and balanced development in the entire world. 

When acting within the area of development cooperation, we focus on creating the foundations for the renewal of places in which a crisis has occurred. Development cooperation additionally includes the support of communities – their economic, educational, healthcare and infrastructure developments. They become, as such, less dependent on humanitarian aid.

A lack of basic materials and inner conflict in communities constitute potential future conflict causes. As such, in the process of development cooperation we help to promote unity in the communities, and joint actions in local communities.

In order to reinforce the communities against future crises: 

• We help in the acquisition of income sources (e.g. via providing courses and trainings) 
• We promote modern agricultural solutions. 
• We support the development of infrastructure (e.g. water conditioning facilities, solar-powered water systems, waterwork networks)