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2025 Edition of WRO Future Innovators seeks robotic solutions for future challenges
World Robot Olympiad Inspires Young People Worldwide to Create Innovative Solutions with Social Impact With the goal of fostering creative thinking, technological innovation, and collaborative work, the 2025 edition of the WRO Future Innovators program — one of the most visionary categories of the World Robot Olympiad (WRO) — is officially underway.This competition invites students…
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The “Estemos Abiertos” 2025 program will train over 5,000 people
The official launch of the 2025 edition of the “Estemos Abiertos” program was successfully held, marking a renewed commitment by Coca-Cola Paraguay and Fundación Paraguaya to support small businesses and entrepreneurs across the country. The event took place at the Boardroom of Fundación Paraguaya’s headquarters and featured the participation of Stephanie Dragotto, Deputy Manager of…
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Biocomplejo Petricor and Fundación Paraguaya implement the poverty stoplight for the benefit of their employees
In a significant event held in the city of Caazapá, Biocomplejo Petricor and Fundación Paraguaya launched the Poverty Stoplight for Employees, a program designed to improve the quality of life of workers through the Poverty Stoplight methodology. The event was attended by Fundación Paraguaya’s Executive Director, Martín Burt, and Biocomplejo Petricor’s President, Raúl Gauto, who…
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«Sentí que se puede en tu barrio» reaches communities to empower entrepreneurs
What is «Sentí que se puede en tu barrio»? Fundación Paraguaya launches «Sentí que se puede en tu barrio» («Feel that it’s possible in your neighborhood»), an entrepreneur forum aimed at providing free training to the community in digital marketing, financial education, entrepreneurship, and turnkey business models known as Microfranchises. Additionally, the Poverty Stoplight will…
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Martín Burt relaunches his book at Worcester Polytechnic Institute
The Executive Director of Fundación Paraguaya, Dr. Martín Burt, presented the updated edition of his book Who Owns Poverty? at Worcester Polytechnic Institute (WPI) in Worcester, Massachusetts, USA. The book, published in collaboration with Unbound Authors, continues to challenge traditional conceptions of poverty and promote an innovative approach to its eradication. The event, part of…
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Salesforce and Team4Tech volunteers in Paraguay to enhance the impact of the Poverty Stoplight
A team of seven international volunteers—six from Salesforce and one from Team4Tech—is currently in Paraguay, contributing their expertise and experience to the technological development of the Fundación Paraguaya’s Poverty Stoplight. The Poverty Stoplight is an innovative tool that allows families to assess their poverty level through visual indicators and design personalized action plans to improve…
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40 years of Fundación Paraguaya: a legacy of innovation and commitment
Since its founding in 1985, Fundación Paraguaya has been a beacon of social innovation in Paraguay. What began as a dream became an organization that, for four decades, has tirelessly worked to improve the lives of thousands of families by promoting financial inclusion, education, and entrepreneurship. For Dr. Martín Burt, founder and CEO, the key…
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Paraguayan Women: the foundation of progress and hope
On Paraguayan Women’s Day, Fundación Paraguaya pays tribute to the women who, with courage and dedication, have been the driving force behind the country’s development. From the heroic women who rebuilt the nation after the War of the Triple Alliance to today’s entrepreneurs who lead 66% of microbusinesses, their impact is undeniable. On its 40th…
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Over 200,000 paraguayan youth receive technical assistance to escape poverty
While governments see alarming figures of youth poverty, Fundación Paraguaya invests in the potential of families by providing them with tools and solutions to overcome poverty. Through the Poverty Stoplight and educational programs, it has already impacted nearly 200,000 young people, equipping them with the resources needed to break free from poverty. Additionally, more than…
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United for progress: families in Ybycu’i successfully build a passable road
With over 70 families benefiting, the community of Limpio, in the city of Ybycu’i, inaugurated the first 200 meters of cobblestone paving on their main road. This achievement was made possible through the Poverty Stoplight methodology, which enabled families to identify their needs and work together to address them. The Carbón Cué community, part of…