With the support of RestarT Francis has the opportunity to work with dignity in his city.
A dentist in Baniyas
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Domingos’ update from Syria
Reciprocity as a founding value of AMU actions in Syria (and beyond).
Sunrise’s Legacy
When a project ends, it is inevitable that the time for assessments arrives. What was in Ecuador Sunrise+?
The voices of reciprocity
The protagonists of RestarT transform the reciprocity fund into concrete actions.
Burundi, the next challenge
How to achieve lasting improvement in living conditions? This is the next challenge to be addressed with projects in Burundi.
The hairdresser of Aleppo
Riyad’s story seems like a fairy tale: the man, 47 years old, had always been a hairdresser. Left without a job, he invented a new business… without straying too far from shampoos and conditioners.
Change is possible
"We threw ourselves into the idea of growing and selling onions". This is how Célestine Nibigira’s story begins, a Burundian woman who signed up to community micro-credit. Through ideas, commitment and hard work, her and her family’s lives have been transformed. "We...
A brand new dress
When a woman cannot afford to pay for a new dress made by Ruwaida, the seamstress does not hold back and significantly lowers the price. In her kingdom of needles and threads, reciprocity reigns.
A sign of hope in Cuba
Last May, the EoC team visited the participants of the business training project in Santiago de Cuba. And they met two of the activities supported by the EoC Hub and the Economy of Francis. The project is closed, but its buds continue to grow.
Mission diary from Burundi/2
The journey of Emanuela, responsible for the project Water source of life and development, continues. This is her daily story among tropical rains, incredulous children and the novelty of ecological latrines
Mission diary from Burundi/1
Emanuela, AMU project manager in Burundi, reached the province of Ruyigi where she met the protagonists of Acqua fonte di vita. With her, a… petite muzungu
Burundi, women’s microcredit
Since they joined a microcredit group, the lives of Emelyne, Elisabeth and Marceline have changed. After all, the name chosen for their group is Terimbere Mukenyezi, which means “woman, go forward”