An economy and a society left in tatters by the genocide In Rwanda during the 1994 genocide against Tutsis (also known as the Rwandan genocide) not o...
The effectiveness of Indego Africa's market access program for our artisan partners is only as good as its globally-integrated sales, creative, and production function.
Emelienne Nyiramana is the Founder and Managing Advisor of Cooperative de Couture de Kicukiro (Cocoki), a sewing cooperative of 29 women located in Kicukiro, Rwanda.
With my participation in Abasangiye, I am lucky to have met new people who have more or less gone through similar situations as I have. Over the years, I have learned to forgive, and I am starting to love people again. I am much more courageous than I was prior to joining Abasangiye.
Indego Africa's market access program integrates women artisans into global commerce and the global economy almost immediately.
The idea of fair trade as a development tool is old news. But, last week's extension of the fabric provision of the Africa Growth and Opportunity Act has brought into focus a whole new way of doing it.
How three young, ex-corporate lawyers from the U.S. are giving women artisans in Rwanda new opportunities through fair trade partnerships.
Indego Africa creates a powerful new paradigm for brands seeking to help the people of Africa by giving them a hand up instead of a hand out.
My jewelry says I have contributed to increasing food security, boosting literacy rates, and improving housing conditions for women and their children in Rwanda.
