Projects

Leadership development

The objective of efforts to support pygmy women is allow the women to move from foraging to commercial productivity and economic self-sufficiency

This support essentially consists of:

• organizing the indigenous women
• training the women in revenue-generating trades
• giving indigenous women the means to access stable financing for their ventures

Indigenous women working for the Bantous will work for themselves after this project is implemented.

For more information, contact us.

HIV/ AIDS

Current HIV/AIDSS prevention programs for indigenous women remain insufficient.

AZUR Développement and the APA 2010 are currently developing an HIV/ AIDS prevention project in the Bouenza region of Congo .

For more information, contact us.

Bee Keeping

Bee-keeping is allowing indigenous women to stave off poverty. The goal is to produce two-hundred fifty ruches per village a year. The Project integrates a component Le projet intégrera une composante pour la commercialisation du miel.

This project is in the process of being planned. If you are interested in learning more , contact us.

Scholarships

Scholarship funds for vulnerable children

A fund to give academic scholarships to vulnerable, orphaned children in Congo has been started for the next academic year. .

To contribute to this fund, please write to this email programmes@azurdev.org

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