The first 15 projects have been launched in the city of Aleppo. These include the sale of ground coffee, the opening of a minimarket and the production of detergents. Many difficulties have been faced and overcome with the support of the RestarT team.
Economic reconstruction and community spirit reconstruction go hand in hand in AMU’s actions in Ecuador. And they are also linked to school education. As the story of Sandro and his little friend teaches us.
What prompted Nsabimana Cyprien, in Burundi, to take up his palm oil business again after having his leg amputated? Community microcredit. This is the story of how he overcame many difficulties and was able to be reborn.
The man, a resident of Homs, could no longer provide a decent life for his family. Supported by the RestarT program, he was able to restart his activity as an electrician and start working again. And his life changed.
Lia Guillen, AMU coordinator of the Liberar-Sé Rifugio della Speranza project, was in Mexico to meet the protagonists of the difficult paths of integration after addictions.
A workplace that becomes a community and that supports a young Senegalese in his path of social and work inclusion in Italy. From this community a strong friendship is born. The one that binds Youssouf and Matteo.
Reactivating the trust of local communities, supporting their capacities, making them protagonists of their choices. These are the paths chosen by AMU to fight poverty in Burundi. The tool used is the formation of community savings and microcredit groups. Like the one in Nyunganira.
In the video below we tell you the stories of the kids followed by the project Fare Sistema Oltre l’Accoglienza, financed by Fondazione con il Sud. They are stories of those who, having started working, managed to leave poverty behind. With work came something else: inclusion.
Issam’s rebirth is through coffee. AMU supported him in starting his new business with microcredit provided by the RestarT program. It is one of the ways to fight poverty in a Syria in full crisis.
Telling each other, listening to each other and sharing their experience as women entrepreneurs in Cuba: this is the thread that Arianna has decided to weave in Cuba since she met the EdC. To win the challenges of the future together.
Participating in community microcredit groups, in addition to providing support for individual activities, allows for the development of collective activities born from mutual trust.
September brings with it the beginning of school and for us it becomes an opportunity to focus on training and education. Fundamental elements for the development of communities in Italy and elsewhere.
