Brazil. Eliana Santos – I’m a nurse who graduated from the University of São Paulo (USP), and I specialize in mental health. I work in hard-to-reach places with the street population and crack users. In Brazil, despite so many issues, many vulnerable people still receive improvement action and help from the government. When I visited the Hulene B Landfill in Mozambique, I realized that there is nothing there and at the same time there is everything.
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Bolivia. Estefani Arispe Llacsa: My parents started a business of fish breeding. We sell them when they weigh from 800 grams to 1 kilos. In the beginning we only had 3 pools to do the breeding but after 2 years we increased 5 pools and currently we have 12 pools; each one is already planted […]
Bolivia. Marco Valenzuela: It has been very rewarding to take this course, I loved the simple methodology of learning to create a business plan that helps even people who are only high school graduates. The MBS has made me see that with little investment I could start my business, although I should dedicate myself full […]
Bolivia. My name is Virginia, I am a young woman from the rural area, and since I was very young, I believed in working and having a boss; that is how it was. Until the MBS program that modeled another way of getting money for our survival. In my community, young people finish high […]
