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Uganda, Africa
"UYDNET is a community-based organization operating in Najjembe sub-county, Buikwe District, near Kampala, Uganda. Their main focus is on vulnerable children and youth at risk, particularly those facing poverty, sexually transmitted diseases like HIV/AIDS, harassment, and sexual abuse. These youth face challenges such as...

Pljevlja, Montenegro
NVU Sharenica was established on August 18, 2008. It operates as a non-governmental association of citizens working together towards common humanitarian goals. They're specialized in handmade jewelry, souvenirs, and clothing items, showcasing their commitment to artisanal craftsmanship and promoting locally-made products.
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Uganda, Africa
Children and Youth Empowerment Link (CAYEL) is a grassroots organization based in Kampala, Uganda. Founded in 2016 by young people from the local slums, CAYEL educates communities about the dangers of gender-based violence and empowers young people, particularly girls, with vocational skills for home-based businesses....

Tanzania, Africa
The Zawadi Ladies is a group of home-based workers based in Dar es Salaam, Tanzania. They focus on two major activities: chicken rearing and soap making. They produce high-quality soap that can be used for various purposes like washing clothes, bathrooms, floors, and dishes....

Indonesia, South East Asia
HomeNet Indonesia comprises homeworkers from six provinces. These homeworkers are involved in the putting out system and produce a range of products for income, including garments, shoes, bags, batik clothing materials, batik clothes, food, and more.
Tel: +082125993745 ...

Laos, South East Asia
Homenet Laos was established with the support of ECCDA, previously known as NALD, a nonprofit organization registered under LUSEA. They have been working since 2004, assisting home-based workers in seven provinces of Lao PDR through community development, skills training, income generation, and...

Bulgaria, EE & CA
TUSIW collaborates with local organizations that represent informal workers like domestic workers, people with disabilities, street vendors, pensioners, and agricultural cooperatives. Their aim is to empower these workers, particularly women, by providing training and organizing efforts. TUSIW also partners with international informal...