Towards social justice in Guatemala, driven by inclusive and sustainable family entrepreneurship.

Women and Young producers and their MBOs are empowered actors, who lead resilient and sustainable entrepreneurship towards greater social justice. As the general outcome of the 5-year program in Guatemala, Trias expects that “Women and young producers and their MBOs ACODIHUE, CCDA and FECCEG are empowered actors who lead a resilient and sustainable entrepreneurship oriented towards greater social justice. To achieve this outcome, the program will focus on: -improved integration of women and youth in the MBO as result of the mainstreaming of gender and generational approach. -Increased competencies, especially of women and youth, to take integrated actions related to gender, climate change and livelihoods of the members - Increased services for business development and market access in function of the women and young producers -improved capacities of MBOs and small-scale enterprises, including those of women and youth, to manage the business and commercial relations with coffee and cacao companies. -Structured knowledge management and learning to incorporate good practices and sustainability of the inclusion and climate resi...(+13 characters extra in FundHub text)