Our 5 pillars of action against poverty
Financial and social inclusion
143 144
microcredit beneficiaries
Sustainable agriculture and food security
38 103
farmers supported
Clean, affordable energy
25 687
lighting kits and cooking stoves distributed
Adapting to climate change
1 597
agro-ecology training courses
Women's empowerment
89 %
women
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finances a training session for a group of female entrepreneurs.
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finances a solar power kit for a family without electricity to improve their daily life.
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helps a family out of a precarious situation thanks to a year of comprehensive support
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On the ground: our programmes to support the most vulnerable populations
Togo
Togo, a country in West Africa, faces significant social and economic inequalities, with the majority of the population dependent on agriculture and living in rural areas.
France
As the headquarters of Entrepreneurs du Monde, France continues to be marked by significant social and economic inequalities, which particularly affect vulnerable populations.
Burkina Faso
Burkina Faso, a country in West Africa, faces significant human and climate challenges, with more than 2 million internally displaced persons.
Ivory Coast
Ivory Coast, a West African country with strong agricultural and economic activity, continues to face significant inequalities and a population that is largely dependent on the informal economy.
Guinea
Guinea, a country in West Africa, faces significant social and economic challenges, with a young population facing limited access to employment and essential services.
Haïti
Haiti faces significant socioeconomic and climate vulnerabilities, with its population confronted with food insecurity and instability.
Liberia
Despite relative political stability, Liberia continues to face high levels of poverty and food insecurity, which severely affect populations in protected areas.
Myanmar
Myanmar is facing a prolonged economic and political crisis, with vulnerable populations particularly affected by food insecurity and poverty.
Philippines
The Philippines faces significant social inequalities and is prone to natural disasters, which particularly affect rural and vulnerable populations.
Senegal
Senegal, where the economy relies mainly on agriculture, faces climate and social vulnerabilities that particularly affect rural populations.
Sierra Leone
Sierra Leone faces widespread poverty, high inflation, and severe malnutrition, particularly affecting vulnerable rural and urban populations.
Vietnam
Behind its sustained economic growth, Vietnam has significant inequalities between urban and rural areas, particularly affecting ethnic minorities in the northwest.
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From precarity to self-sufficiency
Read the testimonialI am not alone in this. Other small business owners in the region are also using solar power systems to grow their businesses. Access to reliable energy enables the entire community to improve its living conditions and create new economic opportunities.
Read the testimonialToday, I look to the future with confidence. My goal is to expand my farm and further develop my livestock operations so that I can continue to improve my family’s standard of living.
Read the testimonialToday, processing cassava is much less labor-intensive, I can sell my produce more easily, and my income has increased. I am especially proud to be able to send my children to school despite the hardships I have faced. My dream now is to acquire more farming equipment so I can expand my business and ensure a better future for my family.
Read the testimonialToday, I’m on my sixth microloan, for 10,000 SLE (€418), and my business has taken on a whole new dimension. I now sell fish, clothing, palm oil, household items, and toiletries. Thanks to my savings, I’ve been able to improve my production and expand my inventory.
Read the testimonialToday, thanks to the purchase of a solar kit, I have a reliable source of energy to light my kiosk and work in better conditions. It also allows me to welcome my customers for longer and improve the service I offer them. Based on this experience, I am now considering purchasing improved stoves for my mini-restaurant so that I can cook faster, serve more customers, and increase my revenue.
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