Codespa America
Codespa America
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Mission
At CODESPA we believe that providing the right opportunities we can help alleviate poverty and allow poor people to take charge of their own development through their own work. We trust in the human capacity to build a fairer and more equal world.
About
Textile entrepreneurship as a means for empowerment and for the enhancement of the textile heritage of indigenous women in Lake Titicaca. The project has provided a professional certification on textile skills for 700 women beneficiaries, so that they could have better access jobs and markets, and b sustainable links with local buyers, specifically in the handicraft and garment sector in order for them to generate income by selling their products.
