A Path to Progress: Fostering Development in Peru and Ecuador

Coprodeli has a network of over 25 charter schools across Peru and provides the curricular backbone to Schools 3 charters schools in Ecuador. Schools that serve children aged 3 to17 from humble and difficult backgrounds. Schools with teachers, faculty, staff and parent volunteers committed in providing the best schooling experience to their students and communities, hence aligning itself with UN’sSDG’s goals for 2030 providing quality education.

The core of Coprodeli’s existence are the people in this program. From battered women, unsupervised youth, abandoned seniors or people with disabilities. Empowering our beneficiaries is how Coprodeli is able to create a positive impact amongst this population. Regardless of their background or condition, we strive to reduce inequalities and barriers, while creating sustainable communities and cities for all.

The people in our population struggle to make ends meet and while Coprodeli can’t make that disappear, we’re able to address this topic head on with aid from local and international partners, from food to diapers, from warm clothing to hand soap. In this way, Coprodeli tries to pitch in the effort of no poverty and zero hunger, by providing aid, to those that literally having nothing.

This program focuses on providing people aged 16 and over without the means to cost a public or private higher learning program the opportunity to access short term courses in technical trades. Allowing the individual a step in the door, forge a decent career path and a way out from their humble origins.

The newest of our programs, yet provides the backbone to where Coprodeli operates is our Habitat program. Staffed by a team of architects and engineers, it’s here where our vision of a sustainable community and city come to life. From building a new school or low-cost housing development, the Habitat program enables Coprodeli to dream big.