siae-esca

[siae-esca]

Here we can see the number of people living in the poverty. They took Nordeste as an example. In total, there is 25 million of people are living with only 96$ per month. 

In this article, they are talking about a population of 15 million living in the extremest poverty. It is defined by 46$ per month. 

[siae-esca]

Why Brazil?

Brazil is an emergent country; the economic point is in development. More and more people are becoming rich. But the inequalities development is rising too. We can see a real difference between the social class.

First, we need to explain there is different types of favelas. There are lots of favelas who are a cool place, with hostels and restaurants. But in opposite, there is ones without water and security. But if we can say one good thing about favelas it’s the fact of there is a real cohesion between neighborhoods in the same quarter.

Arrived in the favelas where the life is only violence and misery, what can we do?

We saw the young people are the one most facing the police violence and the drug trafficking. They are not motivated to find a job.

In the favelas we can find people with an artistic movement, like rappers, painters, singers, photographers.

Some people have a talent who is not exploited.

Our project is to give to that people a new vision of life, create wealth with what they have, even if they are really poor. And support them to have a “better” way of life.

Why do we choose Nordeste, especially Salvador da Bahia?

During the Portuguese colonization, the arrival point of the slaves from Africa where the Nordeste. In nowadays, we can see that origins still there. Salvador da Bahia, the capital of this region, is a good example of this.

“From the nineteenth century, compared to the enrichment and industrialization of the Sudeste, the Nordeste, mainly focused on agriculture, lost all its political and economic prestige.”- https://journals.openedition.org/teoros/754

This inequalities between regions and social class, is creating a real situation of inequities, and for many people, live is being critical.

https://encrypted-tbn0.gstatic.com/images?q=tbn:ANd9GcQ6xCPp8TK3PYQvYtth23uKfA9nwNWYf0y5e3NmvoChaQWOfkzDvw&s

[siae-esca]

Layout

[siae-esca]

Ideas of partnerships

Bags : Le Tanneur

Hats : Stetson

Skirts : Morgan

[siae-esca]

How to help disadvantaged people in Brazil with their knowledges?

A Latin citation “Every man has its own talent”. Why don’t we exploit it? Rich, poor, man and woman can take money to evolve and stay in a certain comfort zone. A rich man has the chance to go to school, have and create a (reseau), studied in good conditions and be known for his knowledge.

But other people don’t have this chance and stay hidden by the society and gather / stack in social lodgments, in the street or in places without hygiene, made by recuperated materials, like in Brazil with the Favelas. These inequalities create violence and insecurity (corruption, favela against police).

They don’t deserve it; inequalities are too large in Brazil and they grow up. This people are maybe better than some shoemakers, dressmakers renowned.

Our idea of social enterprise is to use these knowledges from people disadvantaged areas (here the Favelas). People knows how to create clothes, accessories…

We want to put in place a center in Brazil (we don’t define an especial zone) with especial material with workshops, permits some to learn. After that, send it to France, create partnerships with Frenchie shops. The money raised will be distribute to creators in Brazil in a fair way.

The goal is permits to people from a disadvantaged class to aim for a better standard of life.

[siae-esca]

VI. Our idea of Startup

[siae-esca]

Reduced inequalities

Inequalities inside and between countries is present in different axes.

The human societies know inequality since the beginning of our socialization, because our societies are composed of singular individual.  

Sexual orientation, sex, caste, religion or access to basics like education, food, home or natural resources, inequalities is synonymous to different universes. Studies that inequalities are hereditary.

How we can see there is different fields creating inequalities, there is in conclusion different solutions.

One of the first solution, is the stop of the illicit outflows, in a developed country that

represent a huge part, it’s cannot be invested to reduce poverty, finance structures.

In different point of view, create taxes lower for some people (billionaires) can be one of the best solutions. But this idea is really criticized.

Then, there is the known problem of the lower salary for women than men. This is a problem who can be resolved by a government to put forward and keep women in an equal society. And in the education of the new generation, educate them by promoting gender equality.

[siae-esca]

[siae-esca]

Yasssss💪🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

[siae-esca]

No poverty

Poverty is not having enough material possessions or income for a person's needs. Poverty may include social, economic, and political elements.

Poverty means being hungry. Poverty means being homeless. Poverty means being sick and not being able to see a doctor. Poverty means not being able to go to school and not being able to read. Poverty means not having a job, worrying about the future and living day to day.

Poverty has many faces. It changes place and place over time. It has been described in many ways. More often than not, poverty is a situation that people want to escape. Poverty is therefore a call to action – for the poor and for the rich – a call to action to change the world so that many more people have enough to eat, decent housing, access to education, health care and protection from violence, and a say in what happens in their communities.

Poverty can result from chronic situations inherited from birth, of which the extreme case is slavery, but also perpetuate from generation to generation through social organization in connection with access to education, the state of health, or particular political statuses; it can also occur through incidents in a person’s life, such as spoliation, natural disasters and destruction of property, unemployment, etc.

But this often leads to a vicious circle. Poverty requires low-cost housing, that is to say in reputable neighbourhoods, where there is little work and a degraded educational supply, a crime or higher at least more violent crime, less active medical prevention, etc. The chances of finding income through work are lower, the greater temptation to use illegal work (“under the table”), illusory sources of income (lotteries, betting) or dangerous (crime, drugs) or degrading (prostitution), the risks of accidents are greater, and the exploitation by mafias, or organized groups, are factors of de-socialization, or even of insecurity both personal and global.

This phenomenon can affect children and adolescents, who in this context start their lives with a disability, even if the worst is not reached for them. In developing countries, where resources are scarce, the consequences are even more pronounced (famines, health disasters...).

In particular, in the West, the spatial mobility often required to find employment outside of low-income areas is hampered by poverty. And the cost of this mobility (moving, travel expenses or owning a vehicle) is all the more heavy the lower the income.

More than 700 million people, or 10% of the world population, still live in extreme poverty and is struggling to fulfil the most basic needs like health, education, and access to water and sanitation, to name a few. The majority of people living on less than $1.90 a day live in sub-Saharan Africa. Worldwide, the poverty rate in rural areas is 17.2 per cent—more than three times higher than in urban areas.

Having a job does not guarantee a decent living. In fact, 8 per cent of employed workers and their families worldwide lived in extreme poverty in 2018. Poverty affects children disproportionately. One out of five children live in extreme poverty. Ensuring social protection for all children and other vulnerable groups is critical to reduce poverty.

[siae-esca]

V. Sustainable development goals

[siae-esca]

Here the most recent article in the blog about the fire in the Amazonie.  

They are talking about recent-national-fact with a young opinion. 

This create a democratic communication and a plural society. 

[siae-esca]

IV. Viração

Social enterprise in Brazil. 

Objective : is to inspire and connect adolescents and young people to build a just, participatory and plural society.

How : Young Brazilian people participate in the world, saying their opinion. They write a newspaper and sell it. It’s a real work of organization and creation. 

[siae-esca]

Presentation of Mozaikrh and the benefits they convey.

[siae-esca]

III. MOZAÏKrh

Example : Social enterprise in France

2008: Foundation.

Objective : Allow employment to young people outside prejudices. 

“MAJOR PLAYER IN THE ECONOMIC INCLUSION OF TALENTS FROM DIVERSITY”

A large amount of partnerships (companies, school, associations, institutions, medias and foundations).

[siae-esca]

A social enterprise or social business is defined as a business that has specific social objectives that serve its primary purpose. Social enterprises seek to maximize profits while maximizing benefits to society and the environment. Their profits are principally used to fund social programs

Investopedia.com

II. Social enterprise in France