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Informal to Formal Entrepreneur and Business Informality has too much effects on the economic accountability and growth. Economic freedom is hindered in such circumstances, entrepreneurs won't see business as a means of economic freedom couple with the too many constraints of being informal. In Cameroon majority of the  Small and medium size enterprises (SMEs) are informal - a recent study showed that. This project provides a sure way for converting informal entrepreneurs to formal businesses for their long term sustainability of SMEs.
Enable 60 Cambodian children to go to school Imagine your parents asking you to work instead of going to primary school. This is reality for many Cambodian families whose children work in the fields or at home to help the family survive, missing weeks of school and being at high risk of dropping out entirely. SeeBeyondBorders' Conditional Cash Payments programme offers a lifeline to families, providing small payments conditional on attendance and bikes to encourage attendance, to make prioritising their child's education a viable option.
Find ways to understanding science + data better Threats like the COVID-19 and Climate Change make us anxious. There is so much conflicting news, opinions, and data. Social media misinformation manipulates us. There is an urgent need to promote science literacy. Education and technology skills are vital. More evidence is needed of how 'e-Learning' works and blends with traditional methods. Building on our exisiting research, engaging experts globally to understand and measure the effects, test the tools in key settings and open up the results.
Rain Water Harvesting for 100 Households This project will help in building 100 roofs and water ponds to overcome water shortage in Azad Kashmir Haveli.
Feed 500 Argentinean children for one year Help children that suffer from hunger in Buenos Aires, Argentina. For every dollar you donate we will feed one children for a month. Our goal is to feed 500 children during one year ensuring nutritious meals to help them grow happy and healthy. Join us in our fight against hunger.
Narrow the Gap Fund: Focus on Children Have you ever seen or heard of someone needing help and wished you had more time, money or expertise to help them? Then donate to the Narrow the Gap Fund and join forces with people and companies who care about our city and want to make it a better place. This summer, your donation will support local nonprofits helping vulnerable children in Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam.
Plant a tree in Haiti and help 155 families eat For years, villagers cut down Haiti’s trees. Then, erosion destroyed the farmlands. Soon, families had nothing to eat. Today, planting trees — reforestation — is their hope for a future.
Bright up education for indigenous children Unleash the power of light and technology to change a child's future! Accelerate Omar Dengo Foundation plans to install at least one photovoltaic system to provide electricity, computer equipment, and learning proposals on educational informatics to 30 children, their teachers, and family members. Be part of this awesome opportunity and help us boost education in the indigenous community of Altos Guaymi, Golfito, Costa Rica.
Horse Heroes Help Individuals with Special Needs Since 1982, EATSF and its horse heroes have provided service to more than 2,300 individuals with disabilities. Four therapeutic programs are executed with the aid of 11 specially trained horses serving more than 130 students each year. Joyce, mother of twins with Cerebral Palsy, puts their experience into words. "Horse therapy has a been wonderful for our girls. It has helped Faith and Hope get stronger and increase their balance. They both have a long way to go, but they have come so far."
Primary Education for Tibetan Orphans To give 100 Tibetan orphans and children from destitute families in the Tibetan community in western China, an opportunity to go to school.
Iraq Country Fund The Iraq Country Fund will be allocated to USAID projects according to need and funding. It is a terrific option for those donors who want their support to be broad based.
Palestine, We Care: COVID-19 Relief Trust NGO hospitals in Gaza are currently operating without adequate COVID19 testing to safeguard the most vulnerable staff and patients. In communities, the cascading effects of COVID19 are pushing families further into food insecurity.  Our partner NGOs ask your help to provide boxes of food, masks, and sanitizers to the most vulnerable.  Medical staff at our three partner NGO hospitals ask for COVID19 rapid test kits to test high risk and medically vulnerable patients as well as staff. Please help.
Save a Child's Life this Winter The Winter Warmth Appeal gives blankets and warm clothing directly to families and children who live on the streets and in desperately poor communities in Bihar India
Gender Equality & Health Empowerment In Ghana Our collaborative project works with various stakeholders including governmental organizations, local NGOs, and schools to improve access to quality education, health, and gender equality, through a range of locally driven sustainable development projects that assist these organizations to achieve their goals. We aim to support communities in their efforts to improve the quality of basic education and help women to become more financially independent and socially empowered.
Support junior with Education Uganda has the highest number of HIV/AIDS orphans in the world, and many of them live in impoverished circumstances.  students without strong support systems are less likely to complete their education, despite the known benefits of having an education. Without an education, they will continue to be ensnared by the cycle of poverty; however, YOU can ensure that junior continues to receive his education, which will allow him a better life!
Literacy for better employment Cobb Literacy Council in conjunction with its parent company, Cobbworks, realizes the necessity of a literate workforce to support Cobb's economic development. We continue to serve the community by: Establishing Adult Basic Education and GED preparation throughout Cobb County; increasing the availability of a literate, prepared workforce; providing dictionaries and thesauruses to underserved students in Title I schools; training volunteers to help support the vast needs of our adult learners.
Empower 22 African Communities to Protect Primates Africa's primates are rapidly disappearing due to the illegal pet trade, bush meat hunting, and habitat destruction. 22 PASA wildlife centers educate thousands of children & families across Africa every year about the value of primates and forests. We empower local residents with training and resources, and help them develop projects that build sustainable incomes to replace destructive habits.  Projects include native tree nurseries, women's craft cooperatives, and clean-burning cook-stoves.
Provide Clean-safe water to 5000 Ngyeku villagers The project intends to provide clean-safe drinking water and better hygiene for 5,000 Ngyeku villagers in Arusha region-Tanzania. This will be achieved through sinking of a borehole of 150m deep, water analysis to test the quality of water, Construction of a water distribution tank of 135,000 litres, Pump house, Installation of the pump, digging trenches and laying pipes to different water points involving Primary school, Secondary school, Rural community health centre and other 5 public areas.
Empower 50 Panamanian Youth through Education Cambio Creativo provides academic reinforcement, leadership development, supplemental nutrition, and life skills to children from the underserved communities of Coco Solo and Buena Vista. We offer young students a safe public space where they can cultivate the skills and confidence to pursue higher education and gainful employment. Your donations provide students with after-school tutoring in math and literacy, creative educational experiences to develop critical thinking, as well as workshops.
Water and Sanitation Program in Ethiopia The project includes six interrelated water and sanitation activities that provide a safe supply of water for good sanitation and hygiene. It works in partnership with nine organizations.
Ama Ghar Community Earthquake Relief Ama Ghar is a home for orphaned and abandoned children about 16 kilometers outside Kathmandu. Because our home is well built and we live in the country, our children are temporarily safe and have enough food for 4 weeks, or until mid-May. Who knows what will happen after that? Our local schools are rubble and our neighbors are in need. We are the anchor of our small village and will use the funding for relief efforts for our children and surrounding village. Thank you for your generosity.
ICAP Strengthens U.S. Global Leadership Internationally recognized by The Economist's Global Diversity List and the U.S. Congress, the International Career Advancement Program (ICAP) assists highly talented mid-career professionals from underrepresented groups in advancing to senior leadership positions in international affairs.
Emergency Relief For Sunda Strait Tsunami Victims ACT Foundation is well known and trusted non profit organization in Indonesia. We have been working since the tsunami destroyed Pandeglang Banten, Indonesia. This project will rescue the victims, will deliver aid to affected victims, the ACT Foundation will implement the emergency relief and implement recovery program.
Support an African village library in 2011/Dohoun This project supports FAVL's library in Dohoun, a village in Burkina Faso, W. Africa. Your support helps acquire new books, maintain the facility, enable activities, and provide the librarian's salary
Help disabled and elderly disaster survivors More than a year after the devastating earthquake and tsunami in March 2011, AAR JAPAN continues recovery aid by repairing institutions for the elderly and persons with disabilities (PWDs), supporting market expansion for products made by PWDs, promoting employment opportunities for PWDs, and many other activities. AAR JAPAN in particular focuses on the elderly and those with disabilities, because they tend to be the most vulnerable after a disaster and require long-term support.
Food Security for 3,000 Women & Children in Rwanda YaLa Africa works to improve food security and nutrition in Kigali, Rwanda, by planting community gardens and training 3,000 youth, mothers with severely malnourished children, and those affected by HIV/AIDS, in micro-agriculture, health/hygiene and nutrition.
Help save 500,000 sea turtle hatchlings in Yucatan Each year, this project protects 79 km of nesting beaches in the Yucatan Peninsula to ensure the development and emergence of endangered hawksbill and green sea turtle hatchlings from an average of 2,358 nests. We conduct daily night surveys during the seven months of the nesting season to protect these nests from depredation, poaching, and wave-action, and increase their chance of survival.
Restore 2,000,000 trees in 8 regions in Ghana Lack of rains has rendered farmers jobless, leading to high poverty .2 million trees planted,
 6,000 women & youth will be provided with free seedlings,farm imputs & stoves 
 in 8 regions of Ghana.
Haiti Earthquake Relief Response A 7.2 magnitude earthquake has caused widespread damage in Haiti, where the impact of the deadly 2010 earthquake is still felt. There is widespread damage to buildings and more than 2,000 people have been killed. Any support you can provide will be extremely appreciated and will help get supplies into the country. Thank you for ANY amount of a donation you can provide and if you cannot donate, your prayers and well wishes will also be greatly appreciated.
Promise for Androy, Madagascar: Change for Women. In Madagascar girls as young as 9 years old get sold off to marry much older men. With 80% of the population relying on farming as a source of income women become commodity. Nofy i Androy equips girls with tools to fight early child marriage, early pregnancies and gender inequality. This project will promise girls college degrees and brighter futures. We redefine the meaning of a "woman" by providing quality education, leadership training, sex education, and women's workshops.
Hurricane Preparedness at St. Boniface Hospital At Health Equity International (HEI, formerly SBHF), we give patients the care they need and deserve, even in times of crisis. That's why we're making sure St. Boniface Hospital (SBH) is prepared for hurricane season. Although the coming months may bring floods, power outages, and road blocks, HEI will keep our doors open, no matter what, serving a population of 2.3 million. Your support will help HEI prepare for its role as a center of care and disaster relief for the people of southern Haiti.
We Are Not Invisible American democracy is about the power of voice. But for some it's nearly impossible to be heard. Such is the case for young women who are survivors of childhood abuse & violence. Uniquely disadvantaged, surprisingly confident and optimistic, we all have something to learn from them. We Are Not Invisible makes it possible for young women to go to DC, meet with their Congressional representatives and develop leadership and advocacy skills so they can speak their truth everyday and everywhere.
Improving Health Outcomes in Young Cancer Patients Young cancer patients who play HopeLab's Re-Mission video game take their meds more regularly and feel more control over their illness. This project supports free distribution of Re-Mission to them.
Give Health care to 65 Disabled Children in Uganda This project will provide health care to children with Special Needs. This health care support will be done in collaboration with the SEBBI MEDICAL CENTER which is a geographically nearby health clinic with the organization. The project will provide primary health care to children with Special Needs to attain better health services through promoting health and preventing illness.
Send an unprivileged child to school in Uganda This project will build classrooms to provide free education and meals to unprivileged children who hail from the poorest sections of society in Lungujja-Kossovo, also putting in place a number of ventures that these children can be involved to explore and discover their natural gifts and skills alongside providing platform for them to live a better future.
Affordable Sanitary Pads For 1500 Ugandan Girls The government of Uganda provides "free" primary education for all. However, statistics show that fewer than 38% of girls entering Primary 1 (the equivalent of kindergarten) in 2009 will complete their primary education. Many obstacles stand in the way of successful education for rural African girls but chief among them are issues relating to puberty, teen pregnancy, and early marriage. This project will increase the chances of academic success for 1500 Ugandan girls.
Bringing Justice Our Multi-front Strategy to Stop Human Trafficking begins with focused influence through training and coaching with governments to bring into place policies that work to end trafficking.  We bring civic groups, police, justice, and educational leaders into relationship and training toward identifying at-risk or those in trafficked situations quickly. Advocating for change, bringing justice and training those in power will lead to an end in slavery globally.
Improve Access to Healthy Food in West Oakland This project increases access to healthy, nutritious foods in West Oakland. We grow food in urban gardens, distribute that food through a CSA, educate about food in classes, and advocate for change.
Stop Child Marriage, Promote Girl Education Join us in stopping child marriage to 21 vulnerable teenager girls in Nkaiti,Tanzania - and educating 14000 community members on the adverse effects of child marriage. Strategically implementing the program within four most impoverished villages; Unique Development for Future Organization (UDF) is advocating to eradicate child marriage and promote girl education. We educate on sexual reproductive health and providing scholastic material, sanitary product, school uniform, shoes, bicycle and more
Berhane Hewan: Reducing Child Marriage in Ethiopia The Berhane Hewan project promotes education and helps prevent girls from becoming child brides by providing an incentive – a $25 sheep – to families who commit to keeping their girls in school.
COVID19 response in Japan The COVID-19 crisis has been affecting everyone's way of living, but it is especially difficult for people who are already vulnerable. Association for Aid and Relief, Japan (AAR Japan) is supporting persons with disabilities (PWDs) in Japan by providing hygiene items such face masks and other sanitary items to protect themselves.
Initiation of Cervical Cancer Prevention program Cervical cancer is big health problem in DRCongo and is the first cause of death by cancer in the country. This disease is fully preventable by simple means but continue killing women because of missing colposcopy service in the country.This project will help women getting access to screening and treatment of precancer and then we can save lives of women.We will perform colposcopy for 1000women and we'll treat all positive cases by cryotherapy or excision. Awareness for 360 women will be done.
Migration: roots of belonging in Lacandon Jungle Promotion and development of alternatives to 8 indigenous communities, to prevent child and youth migration in the Lacandon Jungle in Chiapas. Accompanying and implementing educational programs such as agroecology and the economic empowerment of young people to promote good living and not to abandon their communities, avoiding serious violations of their human rights.
Help Ugandan Children Thrive at School This project will serve 6,416 Ugandan children at 20 rural primary schools by building strong, collaborative education communities that are empowered with the tools they need to improve education quality for their children.  We believe that local communities hold the keys to drive lasting, transformative change at their school. Our work supports them to achieve this ambition.
Wheel chair for Nandakumar & other children Similar to Nandakumar several other disabled children suffering from multiple disabilities need a wheel chair for their mobility.  Their parents need to work in order to be support them, but this leaves them to be left alone  in an  immobile condition.  A wheel chair will help them become self dependent to some extent . Through this project we request you to extend your kind support for these poor children.
Daily Lunches for Underweight Children in Nepal This project will feed 100 underweight children aged 3-5 years who are attending Early Childhood Development (ECD) centers in schools of rural villages of Nepal's Lalitpur district. The children spend up to 6 hours at ECD centers each day. The schools are unable to provide lunch due to limited resources, and also parents are not providing lunch for their children due to their poor economic status. This project will fund lunches for 100 children in their schools for one academic year.
Bring Education Programs to Young Readers Raising A Reader (RAR) is a national nonprofit in 36 states. and in over 3,000 sites nationwide dedicated to helping families with learners from birth to age eight develop, practice, and maintain home literacy habits. Since 1999, RAR's evidence-based program has impacted the lives of more than 1.8 million families and assisted caregivers in book-sharing practices. Through our national network of Affiliates, RAR builds the capacity of agencies to engage families in gaining skills and resources.
Green Riders moving out of Poverty in Bihar India This is a simple straightforward appeal to provide four cycle rickshaws to  below the poverty line families in order to provide a vital source of income. If Bihar was a country it would be the sixth poorest in the world and a regular source of Income can make all the difference to a family struggling to put food on the table. We will provide uniforms, ID cards, basic training in English , and a brand new cycle rickshaw. One rickshaw can earn enough daily to provide 7 kg rice or 5 kg vegetables.
Healthy Kitchen for 6500 Poor in Bangladesh In rural Bangladesh, over 90% of women use wood &traditional stoves for cooking, inhale smoke and subsequently damage their health& environment. Inefficient wood based cooking increase deforestation. 25500 families use 76500kg wood daily and 60% can be saved by the use of fuel-efficient stoves.The Project aims healthy Cooking to support25500 HH by providing efficient 5-star stove & setup a pellet mill using waste biomass. Families will be benefited in health and environment with job opportunity.
Furnish a school for 75 disabled children in Ghana Our work is going to be vital and life changing for the disabled children in our community. We have the vision & passion to provide for these children's future education. Our classrooms will give life changing access to education for disabled children.   We have to furnish & equip 3 classrooms. Every child has the right to learn despite disability, sadly our communities are impoverished. Funds for special needs children are rarely considered. We will improve the learning & vitally, the teaching.
Crack a Smile - Relief for Kids The critical winter season in Pakistan starts from mid-December to mid-January every year. Populations below the poverty line; hit by cold and Covid-19 pandemic this winter will end up in critical situation.  Children of daily wagers will be prone to food scarcity and winter chills. To cater reality of approaching winter and food insecurity,  PMS will provide food ration packs and winter clothing for greater social well-being by sharing hope and solidarity with impoverished  children.
Ensure Food Security Through Sustainable Practices Strengthen food security by promoting sustainable agriculture practices among women farmers.
Combating Child malnutrition with mushroom in Togo Combating child malnutrition through education, early detection and treatment with edible mushroom high nutrient CHAMPIMIX made in Togo for 300 children under 5 years. in collaboration with TsÃ©viÃ© hospital
Empowering Malawi's Young Women to Become Leaders MCM's Young Women's Initiative empowers 40 vulnerable girls (12-23) to face disadvantages that are the norm in Malawi & to determine their futures. Life-skills training, mentorship & character development prepare the girls to self-advocate, set goals & be independent. Meetings include guest speakers, counseling, craft making, book discussions, sports & field trips. The YWI programs & staff provide opportunity for orphaned girls to break the cycle of poverty & become leaders in their community.
Sponsor the homeless to get off the streets We give homeless people the opportunity to work in exchange for food vouchers and shelter.  After several successful months, they also get the resources that they need to find full-time employment.
Between seams, embroidering my Rights. Este proyecto impulsa y brinda  talleres para aprender un oficio de costura y bordado, mientras se llevan a la par temas de conocer y reconocer sus derechos en comunidades Indigenas y Afromexicanas en el municipio de Santiago Pinotepa Nacional en la costa de Oaxaca, Mexico. / This project promotes and provides workshops to learn a craft of sewing and embroidery, while taking issues of knowing and recognizing their rights in Indigenous and Afro-Mexican communities in the municipality of Santiago
Lifting up through learning The mission of W/NP is simple and effective.  We help people in Nicaragua improve their quality of life in practical sustainable ways.  By working with local community leaders at their request, W/NP has established over 50 learning centers throughout Nicaragua.  The Learning Centers offer classes which lead to personal and professional growth and development, this opens doors that help provide meaningful income while allowing them to still remain in their communities to care for their families.