What we do

Ubuntu at Work collaborates with women micro entrepreneurs living in poverty. We help them develop their existing micro enterprise or establishing a new sustainable one. Most of the women micro entrepreneurs we collaborate with have no craft or other marketable skills when they join the Ubuntu at Work community. With the help of field staff and volunteers around the world, we help the women gain new capabilities, collaboratively develop green products they can make at their homes or in a Ubuntu at Work Baobab Workspace located near them, and finally, we help them market these products around the world.

Our Impact

Since January 2009, when Ubuntu at Work was founded, the Ubuntu at Work community has reached out to women, children, in poor communities in India, Egypt, and South Africa and helped them enhance their capabilities, expand their aspirations, and escape poverty.

(To request a copy of our 2009 and/or 2010 Annual Report and our financials please email info@ubuntuatwork.org.)