This project promotes the recycling of solid waste in Santo Domingo through the creation of social enterprises and a national network of recyclers, directly benefiting the socioeconomic development of marginalized communities.

Generadora San Felipe and IDDI are improving sanitary conditions in Playa Oeste, Nuevo Renacer, and El Javillar, Puerto Plata, through programs focused on education, sanitation, microcredits, vocational training, preventive healthcare, handicrafts, and waste management.

It is proposed to contribute to improving the living conditions of families living in poverty and headed by female heads of household, in the marginalized neighborhood of Villa Blanca in the city of Santo Domingo.

The project contributes to reducing the significant deficiencies and difficulties in educational support for basic education children.

The "Spaces for Entrepreneurship" program, aimed at at-risk teenagers aged 14 to 17, uses Quantum Learning to improve academic performance, develop leadership skills, and foster personal growth for future job or business opportunities.

The project offers permanent and quality health services to the population of the southern coastal area of the Dominican Republic, south of Barahona.

An artisanal organic cocoa plant and a Tourist Center in memory of Enriquillo are installed in Boyá, Monte Plata, Dominican Republic, managed by a community cooperative.

The quality of life in the Haiti-Dominican Republic border region is improved with biofuels and jatropha curcas oil, replacing firewood for lighting and cooking, through processing centers and artisan factories.

The project supports four women's federations with technical assistance, capacity building, financial management, and market access, promoting a more democratic and participatory society.