Our projects

Enabling inclusive hiring and development of young people in the formal economy through work readiness training and collaboration with employers.

Empowering women and improving children’s educational readiness, thereby reducing wealth inequality and fostering sustainable community development.

Lastingly transforming local education to meet the needs of vulnerable girls and equip them with the skills to break cycles
of poverty and wealth inequality. 

Reducing wealth inequality through evidence-based policies that expand access to education, professional training, career networks, and more for marginalised groups.

Building a safe, profitable, and collaborative recycling network to tackle wealth inequality and grant waste pickers dignity and safer prospects.

Enabling youth to find formal employment and to gain access to a better quality of life through training and collaboration.

Enabling vulnerable youth to adopt an entrepreneurial mindset, learn the ins and outs of starting a business, and turn their own ideas into successful, income-generating ventures.

Creating a community of changemakers, boosting the impact of their solutions to tackle education inequality systemically

Enabling marginalised young people in Cambodia to complete their secondary schooling and go on to university or stable employment.

Enabling girls in Manipur who have missed or quit school to integrate back into the formal education system and succeed.

Achieving sustainable job market integration of socially marginalised youth.

Enabling marginalised children living in construction site camps to access quality education and adequate preschool care.
 

Creating sustainable childcare solutions for the children of informal workers.

Equipping vulnerable 10- to 19-year-olds with medical care, skills, and network to realise their potential.

Enabling minorities and women in Palestine and Israel to develop quality STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering and Math) entrepreneurship and leadership skills to create lasting, meaningful change in their communities.

Fostering economic collaboration and knowledge-sharing between disadvantaged local artisans in Cairo, on the one hand, and high-end designers and producers, on the other.

Decreasing debt of poor herders, allowing for sustainable grazing, restoration of grasslands and common wealth building.

Children from low-income minority communities will develop reading habits which will give them the foundational skills to succeed in school and beyond.

Creating win–win local development that improves the wellbeing of Namibian communities and promotes inclusive conservation tourism to the Namib Desert.

Supporting women in Rwanda to unleash their full entrepreneurial potential.

Providing women with basic construction skills and the connections to gain employment in the construction sector.

Reducing wealth inequality through training in sustainable entrepreneurialism, business development, generation of commercial networks, and social gatherings that build bonds of trust between the privileged and the less privileged.

Turning small-scale farmers into entrepreneurs connected to international clients in the cosmetic industry through farming, business, marketing and management skills.

Empowering the marginalised youth in business management and technological literacy, bolstering their self-esteem, and fostering business growth.

Fostering the equitable redistribution of resources and expertise within the wine industry: by redesigning wine culture itself, the project creates opportunities for black an coloured people to rise and thrive in the sector.  

Enabling vulnerable residents to live in improved, healthier apartments with official rental contracts, giving them better access to work, education and opportunities.

Providing holistic education scholarships and bringing together students to create long-lasting relationships across the wealth divide, improving economic connectedness and mutual respect in South Africa.

Enabling farmers to develop from having no access to any substantial market to being a vital link within the international seaweed value chain.