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PSYDEH Phase 2

Cooperatives in Hidalgo under indigenous women's leadership

Female project participants from an APEDIK cooperative showcase their craftsmanship.

APEDIK Phase 2

Women in business: Pathways to financial independence

An Indian woman folds her hands in her lap on a sari. Photo: Adam Dickens

Pasumai Ulagam

Pasumai Ulagam empowers women in the informal recycling sector in Tamil Nadu, India.

Project participants from the organization RWDT in India spin cords from coconut fibers.

RWDT – Phase 2

Self-employment with coconut fiber products.

Portrait of a participant in a project by COROAT in India.

COROAT – Phase 2

Improving the social and economic living conditions of transgender people.

The Sea-Watch 5, a boat operated by the organization Sea-Watch e.V. Photo: Oliver Kulikowski

Sea-Watch e.V.

Civilian maritime search and rescue in the central Mediterranean.

Sri Lanka Association Hamburg e.V.

An initiative for vocational training and employment for young people in Vrygrond

Project participants at an introductory workshop by MASIFUNDE in South Africa for prospective entrepreneurs.

MASIFUNDE

MASIFUNDE empowers young women in the kasiConomy Hub.

Chemondlay Speelman is a baker; Hazel Samantha Hangaika sells purified water; Waseema Davids is a masseuse and hairdresser. The three are young entrepreneurs who previously received their training from the SOZO Foundation. In the picture, they are participating in a training session by a guest lecturer from the Incubation Hub on the topic of small business loans.

SOZO

An initiative for vocational training and employment for young people in Vrygrond

Seed's Lead Facilitator, Imraan Samuels, and participant, Oscar Adonis, create a vegetable garden from planning to planting.

SEED

Sustainable agriculture creates jobs

Delphine Nyirahabimana, participant from SYTRIECI in Rwanda, smiles with her fruit and vegetables at the city market.

SYTRIECI

Better Living Conditions for Street Vendors in Kigali

Participants of the SEVOTA training courses present products they have manufactured.

SEVOTA

Empowering Youth – Prospects Through Economic Participation

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