The first year we teach a more structured plan that makes communities develop a collection of products using all of the necessary skills to start a business.

The second year we focus more on teaching management skills and business processes so the community can become linked to several companies that purchase their products.

The third year we accompany them in the marketing process to provide support with managing and strengthening business relationships. We expect them to become more independent on each stage of the process.

During these three years they receive a monthly visit from a specialist in each subject matter who assigns modules so they can be completed by the community with help from a local facilitator. The facilitator can be reached via phone or email in case there are any questions or issues.

We want to start with a group of approximately 30 to 40 female producers that work in micro-enterprises that produce different products so they don’t compete with each other but that come together when a high-volume production requires them to.

During the Training Program several workshops are offered to teach how to use the Internet and email service to the women that want to be in charge of this task in their micro-enterprise. We seek to end the isolation and connect the entire community to a different reality where they will offer their products.