Developing an ecological coffee industry in Laos
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additional savings for women, boosting their ability to invest
The project
Women's rightsInternational aid
All over the world, CARE is working to sustainably strengthen women's rights and autonomy. In Tanzania, for example, women farmers are developing resilient practices in the face of climatic shocks and improving their food security. In Laos, they receive support to access international coffee markets and boost their incomes. In West Africa, women's groups are organizing to influence economic and political decisions.
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75%
of the agricultural workforce is made up of women in certain contexts.
152 years
are needed to close the economic gap between women and men at the current rate.
80%
of women sustainably increase their income after participating in CARE programs.
Use of the money
The donations will provide concrete support to beneficiaries: 38,400 farmers in Tanzania via agricultural and business training, 400 coffee producers including 70% women in Laos with access to markets and processing, or over 48,000 people in West Africa through savings groups and advocacy actions. During crises, emergency aid is targeted: hygiene kits, sexual health awareness, ...
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