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.
It is through work that Richard began to realize his dreams, in Burundi: he produces and sells soap. The program Si può fare! Microcredito e microfinanza comunità (It can be done! Community microcredit and microfinance) accompanied the boy in starting this business.
In Friuli-Venezia Giulia, two meetings to tell and bring to life with a simulation the community microcredit that AMU adopts in its projects in Burundi.
After trying many jobs, Richard came across community microcredit groups. This is how his soap making business was born, which has grown and now leads him to have new projects to also support his community.
Chocolate is a true passion for Ramia, a girl who lives in Homs-Al-Hamidiya, Syria.
The 22-year-old boy had inherited a chicken butcher shop from his father in a village in Syria. He did not want to give up this business, but he needed some equipment.
At Casa San Benito, in Mexico, Oscar took on a challenge: to succeed in replacing industrial rabbit feed with hydroponic fodder: “I put at the service of everyone a knowledge that I had since my school days”.
Chocolate is a true passion for Ramia, a girl who lives in Homs-Al-Hamidiya, Syria.
The name of one of the groups that CASOBU and AMU are supporting in the province of Ruyigi with the project Si può fare! Microcredito e Microfinanza comunità (It can be done! Community Microcredit and Microfinance) is a call to dreams, to hope, to the future and an exhortation not to give up to poverty. It can be translated as: “Go ahead, community!”
Childhood and adolescence are the most delicate ages for education, for this reason a part of the Sunrise + project is dedicated to their promotion and protection with the creation of dedicated spaces and training courses for adults.