Through these projects, the Trivium Foundation aims to improve the livelihoods of communities, provide high-quality education, offer training and agricultural assistance and support a transition to regenerative agriculture.
Farming Training Center for regenerative quinoa farming Why: This project aims to increase soil vitality and resilience to climate change. By implementing regenerative farming practices, we can enhance the long-term sustainability of quinoa production and ensure a living income for quinoa farmers. Goal: Train 500 farmers Project started: January 2020
Annual maintenance for children of communities of vanilla farmers Why: To maintain high-quality education, it is essential to purchase new school materials and conduct regular maintenance. This funding will ensure the school remains a conducive environment for learning. Goal: Purchase school supplies for the new season, paint the school, and carry out necessary repairs and…
Planting new Cashew trees in Tanzania Project started: January 2020
Tanzania bicycle plan for factory workers Why: The goal is to improve the mobility of factory workers, mostly women, by giving them bicycles. This initiative will improve their living conditions by reducing the time and effort spent walking to the factory. In addition, establishing a bicycle maintenance store will ensure the sustainability of this improvement.…
Training center for sustainable vanilla farming and scholarships for children in vanilla farming communities Why: This project focuses on increasing sustainable vanilla production and ensuring that farmers earn an income. In addition, some of the money will be spent on scholarships for children in these farming communities to address the poor quality of higher education…
