How caring people like you helped raise $60,774.58 to help women grow their agricultural businesses and earn more money! Even with challenges like global conflict, drought, supply chain issues and unequal access to land, money, information and technology, female farmers in Ethiopia, Ghana and Zambia are STILL growing. Learning. Succeeding. That’s because this year, generous …
Flora Mostiço is an entrepreneur selling seeds, tools and other agricultural supplies in Mozambique. She started her business several years ago with just $3 that she used to buy two crates of tomatoes for resale in the local market. With some training from iDE, she built her business and became a farm business advisor – …
The Canadian Council for International Cooperation presented their 2020 Innovation and Impact Award to iDE Canada at a reception on Parliament Hill. The award specifically recognized the Sama Sama* project, which is tackling diarrheal disease, one of the top killers of children in Ghana and around the world. CEO Stu Taylor thanked Canadian donors for …
To mark the 30th anniversary of the International Development Week, The Canadian Council for International Cooperation (CCIC) and World University Service Canada (WUSC) launched ...
A social enterprise, Sama Sama Ghana, has inaugurated seven free handwashing stations in Tamale and Savelugu, both in the Northern Region, to help encourage regular handwashing and good ...
COVID-19 has heightened awareness around protecting the most vulnerable. For iDE and our supporters, this includes the people we serve around the world, where access to clean water, soap, and proper sanitation does not always exist.
iDE Canada CEO Stu Taylor and Canada's International Development Minister, Karina Gold talk about the Canadian response to the impacts of Covid-19 in developing countries.
iDE doubles down on women’s economic empowerment in the face of pandemic Several new words have joined our vocabulary, thanks to COVID-19. One of the most ominous is “shecession,” which describes women bearing the brunt of pandemic family care while trying to keep working. Experts fear the adverse economic impact of the virus on women …
A Healthy Business iDE’s Hydrologic Social Enterprise celebrates 10 years of bringing clean water to everyday Cambodians Imagine living in a rural village in Cambodia, miles away from the nearest road. From where do you obtain safe water to drink? You send your daughters to collect water from the local lake, pond, well, or rainwater …
How might a simple flush toilet elevate the status of women in Ghana? We set out to answer that question with a “deep dive” into the experience of customers, salespeople and managers of our Sama Sama toilet business. The toilet delivers hygiene and convenience, but the business of sanitation is offering women new opportunities. A …
