WE HELP BUILD ECONOMIC INDEPENDENCE
During the graduation ceremony at the Good Samaritan Training Center (GSTC) this weekend, the owner of the textile factory Asbem Garment announced that they are offering all 40 students with major in textile jobs. A total of 134 women graduated in various disciplines. During Saturday’s ceremony in Addis, 40 graduates with major in textile organized … » Learn More about They are all employed
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PfC’s founder and chair Ingrid Stange challenges the business leaders Liv Freihouw, Kristin Skogen Lund and Vibeke Hammer Madsen on how to impact the future. Go from “do no harm to” do good “. DNB NXT is Norway’s largest meeting place for investors and entrepreneurs. Under the headline Impact & Innovation – How to impact the future, PfC’s … » Learn More about PfC challenges business leaders
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OUR PROJECTS
Together with our partners we run several development projects in Myanmar and Ethiopia. Our efforts are directed at women and youth to give them relevant skills for work as well as creating jobs.
A NEW NGO
PfC is a new Norwegian NGO that has developed new methods for development work. Our approach to our work is based on business principles, and all our projects are expected to provide social return and be sustainable.
ARRANGEMENTER
Effective partnership
Through our cooperation with PFC we were put in touch with Yangon Bakehouse in Myanmar. This was the perfect match for us in every way. We have seen that our employees are very interested in this project, it makes them proud and increases their commitment to their workplace.
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Gry Holm, Drueklasen
