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Sustainable Inclusion of Smallholder Algae Farmers in Hinatuan, Philippines

416 vulnerable algae farmers in the Philippines have managed to increase their income by 58%, through their inclusion in the value chain of a Spanish company specialized in the production, processing and marketing of natural hydrocolloids worldwide, extracted from the seaweed.

FRUCAP: Encapsulated fruits to improve nutrition

We include vulnerable farmers in a company’s supply chain that will extend fruit life, transforming them into micro-encapsulated foods that meet the nutritional needs of pregnant children and mothers.

Enredarte con Identidad, the network of indigenous women artisans

At CODESPA we have been working since 2012 on the creation and consolidation of the Enredarte Network. A social enterprise made up of indigenous women from northern Cauca who come together to make handicrafts and sell them in the local market.

Women artisan honey producers overcome poverty in the Democratic Republic of Congo

We want 100 women to become honey producers. They will be able to take advantage of honey as more than a simple subsistence food product as they can sell it for good prices in the capital of Kinshasa.

Female Bolivian artisans trained to lead the change of their communities

Ayudamos a 500 beneficiarias indígenas (de origen quechua y aymara), de entre 25 y 40 años, a formarse para entrar en el mercado laboral y formar parte de la sociedad económica.

Emilpa: The SMS platform for vulnerable farmers

Climate change, extreme inequality and the low level of development of sectors as important to its economy as agriculture cause poverty to affect 59% of the population.

Maison Marguerite: A home for the recovery of women victims of violence in Goma

We want to help these vulnerable girls, teenage and young mothers, victims of sexual violence, so that they can rebuild their lives. But how can we do it real?

100% mamás: madres solteras que luchan por el futuro de sus hijos

“100% mothers”: single mother fight for the future of their children

Thanks to the project “100% moms” we will help 150 young single women (between 20 and 30 years old) and 60 children.

Women entrepreneurs fight against poverty in Guatemala

The groups are trained to save and contribute a quantity of money periodically to the group and form a common fund to grant loans among their own members.

Quality seed banks to fight hunger

Traditionally, Angola had been a country that lived off agriculture, but 27 years of war has heavily impacted the livelihoods of rural populations. And now, 50% of the population lives in a situation of food insecurity, of which 21% of the cases are extreme. Angola, a population suffering from hunger Local food production is low…