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05

Fundación Tropicalia Values International Collaboration to Expand Development Opportunities

Mar 5, 2019 9 0
At Fundación Tropicalia we are convinced there is extensive value in international collaboration to expand development opportunities for the communities we work with, and for this reason, we approached the Japanese International Cooperation Agency (JICA) to request the assignment of one of their Japanese program volunteers to collaborate with us in Miches (JICA).
Dec

06

We fullfilled our project for supply chain inclusion in Miches

Dec 6, 2017 4 0
The project “Inclusion of Micro and Small Enterprises (MSEs) in the Sustainable Tourism Supply Chain in Miches” has been implemented since 2013 by Fundación Tropicalia in partnership with the Multilateral Investment Fund of the Inter-American Development Bank (IDB/MIF) with a global investment of almost a million dollars.
Aug

28

Motivational talks to promote leadership in Miches

Aug 28, 2017 8 0
This initiative, led by Fundación Tropicalia in partnership with the Multilateral Investment Fund of the Inter-American Development Bank (IDB / MIF), seeks to empower local producers and entrepreneurs.
Nov

17

We continue to move forward with COOPROMI in 2016

Nov 17, 2016 5 0
2016 has been a year full of progress and positive news for COOPROMI (Cooperative of production, work and multiple services of Miches).
Aug

12

¡Miches, sí!, a business program oriented to sustainable tourism

Aug 12, 2016 6 0
As part of our project 'Inclusion of the Micro and Small Enterprise into the Sustainable Tourism Supply Chain in Miches', we have developed ¡Miches, sí! (or “Miches, Yes!”): a business program focused on strengthening local business and supporting new ventures that cater to tourism and agricultural sustainability.
Mar

11

IDB/MIF Updates: First shipment of Miches' ginger to Merca Santo Domingo

Mar 11, 2016 6 0
Through our project 'Inclusion of Micro and Small Enterprises (MSEs) in the Sustainable Tourism Supply Chain in Miches', we support a group of thirty-two local producers involved in the cultivation of ginger in the municipality. After ten months of productive work, last week we sent our first shipment of ginger for commercialization in Santo Domingo’s Market.

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