Economic and social development
the objective is to enable populations to live with dignity in their homes and to develop an activity that allows children to go to school at the same time. It is also about getting close to isolated populations and people living in extreme poverty.
Green Pastures (Myanmar): this project aims to promote economic development and the schooling and education of children in a village of 95 families. The project started with a goat breeding activity entrusted to 5 families, with the idea, by increasing the herd to develop the activity to the other poorest families in the village.
OASIS Habitat (Colombia): since 2013, the Oasis project has participated in the construction of more than 50 new prefabricated houses in collaboration with the Catalina Muñoz Foundation. Since 2015, Oasis (Colombia) has been developing a microcredit program, an additional tool to help families in the territory improve their quality of life.
Un Hogar mas digno (Chile): an integral intervention based on two complementary axes of work: construction and renovation of housing, and social support before, during and after the housing intervention.
Jesus Carpintero (Chile): the aim is to enable women without resources not to remain isolated and without activity, and through crafts, to find a space for meetings and creativity.
Mi Proximo (Chile): This project helps people who live in total marginalization and extreme poverty on the streets.
Dobraia (Romania): assistance to the population of a remote village in Romania, without water and electricity. Renovation of the school and support for the elderly.
IGP (Myanmar): An Income Generating Project (IGP) is being developed in Myanmar, based on a sewing workshop (clothes, bags, wallets, etc.). It thus makes it possible to support local communities and social actions.