The association
Equip vulnerable communities with the tools of knowledge and work, and safeguard local cultural memory, through sustainable field programmes designed with communities rather than for them.
A local society in command of its own development, where cultural memory is preserved and where learning and work are within reach of every woman and every young person, without exception.
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We treat the people we serve as partners, never as recipients of charity.
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Our financial and programme reports are published annually and open to anyone who asks.
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No project begins without a participatory assessment with local residents.
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We see art and traditional crafts as routes to development, not display cases.
Cut school dropout rates by 30% in target areas by 2028
Support 500 women in launching income-generating activities
Digitise and archive 2,000 items of local oral and craft heritage
Train 150 young community organisers in project management
Reach 40% financial self-sufficiency through own resources
