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Fibrazo women preparing to keep connecting the community.
Fibrazo
Fibrazo provides high-speed internet through a prepaid, flexible, contract-free model, making digital access easier in communities across Colombia and Argentina. Its approach promotes the full participation of women and youth in educational, economic, and social settings.
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Simba team in action sorting waste.
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Sinba (Women-led or co-led)
Sinba promotes a circular economy with social impact by transforming waste into resources and professionalizing grassroots recyclers. It works with households and companies to strengthen responsible environmental practices and build fairer value chains.
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Meeting with the ELSA team in Peru.
ELSA (Women-led or co-led
ELSA promotes safe and inclusive workplace cultures with technology that prevents sexual harassment, a barrier that especially limits women’s participation. Through assessment, training, and action, it supports organizations in building fairer environments.
OUR PORTFOLIO
These companies are addressing some of the Andean Region’s most challenging social and environmental problems:
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Cusi adds value to the harvests of Ecuador’s food producers.
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Cusi (Women-led or co-led)
Cusi produces healthy foods from Andean superfoods, in partnership with women-led farming families under fair trade schemes. Based in Ecuador, it strengthens sustainable food systems with an international outlook.
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Aura to Go shop assistant recording a sale on the TuGerente platform.
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TuGerente (Women-led or co-led)
TuGerente offers a financial platform that optimizes the management of small and medium-sized businesses, streamlining processes such as inventory, income, expenses, and invoicing. Its technology drives business formalization and growth, with many ventures led by women.
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Marjorie Mori, Co-founder, at the waste processing facility.
CICLO (Women-led or co-led)
CICLO is a pioneer in Peru in transforming construction waste into sustainable eco-materials. By reducing emissions and waste, it promotes a more circular industry and drives construction methods that integrate sustainability, efficiency, and inclusion.
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Daniel Crespo, Founder & CEO of Muyu Education.
Muyu (Women-led or co-led)
Muyu Education transforms the teaching experience in Ecuador through pedagogical support tools and personalized feedback. Its approach strengthens teachers’ capacities, fostering meaningful learning and promoting a more human and higher-quality education.
