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Put your skills, expertise, and know-how to good use to help build a fairer world.
The Uniterra program, carried out by WUSC and CECI since 2004, allows you to make a lasting commitment to increasing the economic power of women and youth around the world.
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Case Study : Scaling up shea nuts harvesting and marketing in Burkina Faso
In the shea sector value chain, women harvest the nuts and represent 80% of the sector’s labour force.
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Case study : Designing wonder : Marketing handicrafts to tourists in Bolivia
“We have received strong support from Uniterra volunteers in the elaboration of a specific plan for the handicraft sector...”
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Case Study : Adaptive management in a post-disaster context
How could Uniterra best support relief efforts to contribute to the economic recovery phase? How relevant was our original programming in the aftermath of this catastrophe?
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Case Study : MAS Intimates and the Uniterra program
A partnership for women’s economic empowerment in the apparel manufacturing sector.
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Explore new business opportunities
We work with Canadian businesses interested in making a contribution to sustainable and inclusive economic development in our countries of intervention.
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Engage your employees in international volunteering!
Cultivate loyalty, commitment and skills development among your employees while contributing to positive, lasting change in developing countries!
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Apply your business skills overseas
Sarah went overseas to create positive change for thousands of women. Find out how. #EarningByGiving #GetHighered
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Case study : Zoona, a digital money transfer service
Discover how Uniterra volunteers supported the expansion of a Southern African company, Zoona, into Malawi, transforming the financial and entrepeneurship landscape.
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Case Study : Cultural Tourism Enterprises as a way out of poverty?
“It takes a minimum of 8 people to form a CTE. Each $1 received by a CTE member benefi ts an average of 10 people...”