Inclusive education should be conceived as a process of addressing and responding to the diversity of needs of all learners through increased participation in learning and reducing exclusion from the education system.

Unidos por la Educación promotes social, environmental, health, economic, productive and cultural development. To this end, educational institutions are transformed in an integral manner, becoming the reference point and the headquarters from which to project community development and social mobility.

We are people who care about our own future, that of our children, and that of the planet. Although the scientific facts about the climate crisis have been known for decades, our decision makers refuse to act accordingly. That is why we are striking for a just and sustainable society.

Supporting local trade helps develop equal opportunities among people. Caramba sells alpaca products in Switzerland and all proceeds are donated to an NGO focused on education and microcredit in Alto Trujillo, where these high-quality products are made.

WildBiene celebrate the beauty of wild bees and understand their importance. The "Bee House" supports the nesting of wild bees and thus helps to expand their habitat. At the same time, it raises awareness of the importance of these precious species.

There are 250,000 children working on cotton fields in Burkina Faso. Swiss cotton traders are among those who profit from this dangerous work. They play an important role in the global trade in cotton. Solidar Suisse demands that they advocate for the elimination of precarious child labour in their supply chains.

The program is to improve the quality and sustainability of Ghana's export products. The results of the project are promising. Local producers have tools that enable them to enter international markets in a responsible and competitive manner. This will enable them to obtain decent jobs and improve their quality of life.

UNIDO through the project “Improving sustainable value chains for exports from Ghana” aims at supporting Ghana’s integration into world markets by developing a competitive and sustainable export economy compliant with trade-related standards. The objectives are to ensure that the selected value-chains (Fruits, cocoa, fish products, wood) improve their sustainability, quality and export competitiveness by complying with international standards.

Sofies creates a positive impact on the principles of industrial ecology and circular economy among coffee farmers in Vietnam. The pyrolysis technology they have developed aims to valorize agricultural waste, producing heat and biochar. It opens up new perspectives for the agri-food industries. Bringing important economic and development benefits to farmers.