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Improvement of the possibilities of vocational training for low-income women from rural areas in Bolivia

Improvement of the possibilities of vocational training for low-income women from rural areas in Bolivia

by Promoción Social | Sep 25, 2017

The Technical Institute CEFIM is a technical training centre in gastronomy that is very well known in the sector due to its high professional performance and competitiveness. It provides training to young migrant women from rural areas of Bolivia and women of limited...
“Get Trained, Get Employed”

“Get Trained, Get Employed”

by capitan | Oct 23, 2014

The project targets poor young women, aged 16 to 19 years, studying the specialty in the service sector (Hotels, Restaurants and Catering) in professional schools. The project objectives are to strengthen and expand the professional skills of the students, organize...
Improving production and business skills of indigenous women in poverty in three departments in Guatemala for incorporation into the production process with handmade quality products

Improving production and business skills of indigenous women in poverty in three departments in Guatemala for incorporation into the production process with handmade quality products

by capitan | Mar 13, 2015

The project aims to help indigenous women in poverty for incorporation into the labor market. To do this, the following activities are envisaged: Training in hotel industry; commercial bakery; commercial baked goods; typical sweets; jellies and jams; textiles (sewing,...
Promotion of a sustainable rural development in Gaza to reduce vulnerability and increase resilience

Promotion of a sustainable rural development in Gaza to reduce vulnerability and increase resilience

by capitan | Sep 14, 2015

The project seeks to promote inclusive and sustainable agricultural initiatives that reduce the vulnerability of rural families in northern Gaza. To this end, 7 partially destroyed wells during the last conflict in the region would be rehabilitated (with the approval...
Improvement of the access to water resources of Palestinian farmers through the improvement of the human resources of the water plants in the West Bank

Improvement of the access to water resources of Palestinian farmers through the improvement of the human resources of the water plants in the West Bank

by capitan | Feb 19, 2014

  The present project, launched in March 2014, aims to encourage the use of unconventional water sources to improve sustainable rural development in Palestinian Territories and to improve safe access to treated water for small and medium-sized Palestinian farmers...
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