Education as long-term leverage
Keeping a child in school extends cooperative work into the future: beneficiaries become tomorrow’s accountants, agronomists or local leaders.
Pillars
4/4School & health
Fatima bet everything on her children’s schooling. This pillar continues that gesture: scholarships, rural school infrastructure, basic healthcare access and nutrition where poverty remains structural.
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Scholarships tied to partner women’s networks
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School rehabilitation with municipalities
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Caravans and women’s rights awareness
Proximity health
Caravans and NGO partnerships aim at basic preventive and curative care, complementary to national systems.
Pillars
Programmes and target partners
School scholarships for children of cooperative women
- Priority area
- Morocco, rural Anti-Atlas
- Target group
- Children of 826 Afoulki network women
- Funding model
- €0.25 / kg oil sold to HFAM
Build / rehabilitate classrooms
- Priority area
- Argan forest villages
- Target group
- Rural primary schools
- Funding model
- Municipality + Folk Oils partnership
Basic healthcare access (medical caravans)
- Priority area
- Morocco · Burkina · Kenya
- Target group
- Women & children in cooperatives
- Funding model
- International health NGO partnership
Nutrition programme (argan co-products)
- Priority area
- Anti-Atlas, disadvantaged areas
- Target group
- Producer families
- Funding model
- Protein-rich argan meal, local food use
Women's rights & female leadership awareness
- Priority area
- Continent-wide
- Target group
- Rural young women 18–35
- Funding model
- Workshops · training · leadership grants