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Project Overview

The Rössing Foundation's Craft Programme aims to empower communities, groups, and individuals in Namibia by equipping them with entrepreneurial skills and expanding access to enterprise opportunities. Launched in 1992, the programme consists of three key components: Training and Development, Marketing through Mud Hut Trading and Fair Trade, and the establishment of the Namibia Craft Centre. By focusing on income generation and poverty alleviation, the initiative works with various stakeholders, including producer groups, artists, and partnerships with IRDNC and government ministries.

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Project Overview

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  1. Project Overview Craft Programme Rössing Foundation Karin le Roux

  2. Programme Area Goal (Craft) Communities, groups and individuals derive benefits through the acquisition of entrepreneurial skills and increased access to enterprise opportunities

  3. Programme Purpose To generate income and expand livelihood opportunities to craft producers in Namibia in order to address poverty alleviation

  4. Description • Programme is structured into three components: • Training and Development • Marketing (Mud Hut Trading and Fair Trade) • Namibia Craft Centre • Programme started in 1992

  5. Whom do we work with?

  6. Producer Groups

  7. Selling Groups

  8. Individuals

  9. Artists

  10. Rural and Urban

  11. How do we work?

  12. Training Workshops

  13. Individual Training

  14. Fieldwork

  15. Resource Utilisation

  16. Production Groups

  17. Partnerships • IRDNC • Nyae Nyae Development Foundation • Conservancies • Africa Groups of Sweden • Onankali Trust • Ministry of Environment & Tourism • Ministries of Basic and Higher Education • Private Sector

  18. Marketing

  19. Marketing

  20. Marketing

  21. Marketing

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