When spiders unite, they can tie up a lion ~ Ethiopian proverb
Project Ethiopia is a volunteer organization that partners with rural communities to create hope and opportunity through education, healthy homes, and economic resilience.
Project Ethiopia does not operate as a traditional non-governmental organization (NGO), but rather utilizes a model in which we work side-by-side with the community, developing camaraderie and earning the trust of our village partners. Our projects empower villagers to work cooperatively to improve the community as a whole; addressing big challenges through the energy and commitment of many hands and hearts.
Following the guidance and wisdom of our team in Ethiopia and their deep knowledge of the local community, Project Ethiopia has developed and refined a model for working at the grassroots level in small, yet powerful ways. Our projects utilize improvements that are both culturally appropriate and can be maintained by the communities with whom we partner.
What is at the heart of Project Ethiopia’s effectiveness and impact? Every single project reflects 5 Powerful Practices that serve as the foundation of our program model.
• Listen and Learn
• Engage Community
• Hire and Buy Locally
• Spread Hope
• Share Knowledge
Company Details
- Employees
- 5
- Founded
- -
- Address
- 1763 Nw 62nd Street, Seattle,washington 98107,united States
- Industry
- Civic And Social Organizations
- NAICS
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Civic and Social Organizations
- Website
- project-ethiopia.org
- Keywords
- IT Consulting.
- HQ
- Seattle, Washington
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Project Ethiopia's website is project-ethiopia.org
Project Ethiopia's LinkedIn profile is https://www.linkedin.com/company/projectethiopia
Project Ethiopia has
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Project Ethiopia's industry is
Civic and Social Organizations
Project Ethiopia's top competitors are
World Wide Technology,
Docusign,
Ethiopian Medical Women's Association,
Sparc Group Llc.
Project Ethiopia's categories are Civic and Social Organizations
Project Ethiopia's founding year is 2005
