We provide solutions to local challenges that are designed to build inclusive, resilient economies.We conduct training programs and explore job opportunities to help redress the imbalance and inequitable participation in the labor force to achieve sustainable and resilient livelihoods.

We revive and diversify farming for food security and economic gain through local and global networks and set up interdisciplinary local teams for the rehabilitation and management of the built environment.

We establish new or reactivate existing micro-enterprises through financial support, providing equipment and training to expand commercial opportunity, and extending housing rehabilitation to include adjacent commercial spaces, when applicable.

We encourage the beneficiaries to contribute to each project through sweat equity, offering ownership, control and pride through the personal investment of time and labor. This in turn creates a non-aid culture, breeding a sense of self-initiative which transfers to other parts of their lives.

We focus on providing the basic human right for shelter that transforms houses into safe, healthy and nurturing homes.

We promote communal living and a healthy neighborhood environment for all, especially those related to youth and children, to create shared indoor and outdoor community spaces.

We help increase local capacity and improve economic opportunity by training workers in various sectors - mainly building construction, agriculture and trade - as well as building capacity of on-site teams on work culture, worker health and safety concerns.

We revive and increase the productive yield of underdeveloped rural lands, and explore the full potential of urban agriculture by introducing new technologies.

We increase education, raise awareness and support communities to manage waste.

We support greener environments for our communities by planting fruit trees in private spaces and community gardens, greening public and open community spaces, and reviving agricultural fields and fruit orchards.

We aim to increase access to affordable energy by transforming agricultural byproducts and residues to energy for heating, and introducing solar energy for lighting of public and private spaces.

We support national building material industries and suppliers, when applicable, and aim to construct energy efficient buildings in addition to investing in a circular economy from project concept to end -of-life by prolonging use of building materials and buildings.