Trias strengthens farmers’ and entrepreneurs’ organisations in 17 countries in Africa, Latin America, Asia and Europe. With business advice, trainings or financial support.
Trias supports organisations of farmers and entrepreneurs to strengthen the production, income and livelihoods of their members. We support our partners to become financially self-sufficient and actively encourage a sustainable and inclusive entrepreneurial spirit. Moreover, we look at how we can create conditions that support equal growth opportunities and access to potential markets.
We want that women, youth and other minority groups are fairly represented in the management structures of our partners and help determine policy. Our work focuses on the self-confidence and motivation of these groups and their leaders. Next to that, we actively look at the existing balance of power and stimulate a dialogue that promotes their inclusion and active participation in their organizations and the wider community.
For the most vulnerable groups the impact of climate change is extremely devastating. Therefore, Trias is committed to strengthen our partners so they’re better equipped to deal with the consequences of climate change. In addition, we stimulate and invest in sustainable and ecological entrepreneurship.
Through strategic partnerships, Trias maximises effectiveness.
People are the heart of Trias’ approach.
We support the realisation of dreams of millions of farmers and entrepreneurs through their member-based organisations.
1 in 3 women are victims of gender violence. This is catastrophic. That is why we are participating in the International Day Against Violence on Women on 25 November. Find out how Trias prevents violence against women in D.R. Congo.
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In April 2023, four students of Flemish technical school VTI Torhout travelled to Uganda to construct a potato grading machine. Thanks to this exchange, producers have now reduced sorting time from 10 hours to 35 minutes.
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Trias is launching a new project to make the cocoa industry more sustainable. We want farmers to produce cocoa in an eco-friendly fashion and have them earn a fair income for it.
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