What We Do

To achieve the greatest sustainable impact, we work to overcome poverty, improve healthcare, provide education and training, improve the standard of living, facilitate community development for lasting economic growth, while encouraging better care of the environment. All of our programs are designed around the ideology of freedom, responsibility and tolerance. We encourage individuals to be responsible of their actions and take ownership of the system that they want to change.

Four Principles of our Planning

Systemic action	Sustainable change	Large-scale impact	Facilitative role
Focuses on systemic Action: Understanding where market systems are failing to serve the needs of the poor, and acting to correct those failings.	Seeks sustainable change from the outset: delivering sustainable outcomes by better aligning key market functions and players with the incentives and capacity to work more effect	Pursues large- scale impact: Targeting intervention that benefits large numbers of poor people	Adopts a facilitative role: Determining a catalytic purpose for the development agent that stimulates, but does not displace, market functions or players.