Fair Trade Soap

Project goal was to generate income for rural women and farmers through the production of a value added product “Design Impact partnered with ODAM, a non-governmental organization that work to address poverty, women’s empowerment, child welfare, climate change, human rights, education, and health issues that affect rural communities. The soap enterprise is operated by women in ODAM’s…

Project goal was to generate income for rural women and farmers through the production of a value added product

“Design Impact partnered with ODAM, a non-governmental organization that work to address poverty, women’s empowerment, child welfare, climate change, human rights, education, and health issues that affect rural communities.

The soap enterprise is operated by women in ODAM’s Self Help Groups and all profits go towards ODAM’s community development programs. To develop the product, Design Impact provided intense on-the-ground research of soap, local and international market audits, community brainstorming sessions, prototype and packaging designs, user interviews, and partnership development.”

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By Kristina de Verdier On 21 November, 2011 In , , , , , ,