From Brazil and India, renowned organizations and diplomatic representatives visited the foundation to explore partnerships and learn about our social impact.
Fundación Paraguaya had the honor of hosting three significant delegations that visited its programs to gain insights into the organization’s multidimensional poverty eradication methodology. These visits reinforce the global reach of its impact and open doors to new opportunities for international collaboration.
From Brazil, representatives of the Gerando Falcões Foundation explored ways to collaborate in transforming lives and building more prosperous communities. The Poverty Stoplight methodology demonstrates that collective efforts are key to creating meaningful change in families across Paraguay, Brazil, and beyond.
Additionally, a delegation from Banco da Família in Brazil arrived to learn about Fundación Paraguaya’s Microfinance programs and processes. Accompanied by advisors, they toured the foundation’s transformative work with Women Entrepreneurs’ Committees, reaffirming that the power of change starts with them. The methodology has served as a source of inspiration worldwide, and it is rewarding to see other organizations adopting this model to improve the lives of thousands.
Finally, Fundación Paraguaya had the pleasure of welcoming the Indian Ambassador to Paraguay, Yogeshwar Sangwana, to the Cerrito School Hotel, part of the Cerrito Self-Sustaining Agricultural School. During his visit, he was introduced to the school’s educational methodology based on “Learning by Doing, Selling, and Earning,” which provides rural youth with opportunities to move forward and become leaders in their communities.
Each of these visits strengthens Fundación Paraguaya’s commitment to continue working towards a world without poverty, where opportunities reach everyone. By sharing experiences and knowledge, the foundation aims to inspire more individuals and organizations to join this global movement for social transformation.