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Iles de Paix Luxembourg (Peru)

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Iles de Paix Luxembourg (Peru)


Iles de Paix Luxembourg is an NGO that has been active in Luxembourg since 1955, accredited by the Ministry of Foreign and European Affairs. In Africa and Latin America, the association's mission is to train and support disadvantaged rural populations in order to improve their food security and quality of life in a sustainable and autonomous way.

Training is one of Iles de Paix Luxembourg’s major axes of intervention, influencing beneficiaries’ ability to take their destiny in their own hands and take charge of their development in the long run. The association is also focusing on revenue-generating activities for women through the transformation of agricultural production, allowing other needs to be supported, such as school expenses, healthcare expenses, etc.

In 2022/2023, the Eurofins Foundation supported the project Ally Mikushun for a sustainable food system and a healthy living environment in the Huánuco Valley in Peru.

A total of 989 beneficiaries (498 men and 491 women) were involved in the implementation of the project aimed at offering rural families access to drinking water for human consumption and basic sanitation. In 4 communities, social promoters have worked directly with the families to improve the environment :

  • 5 Potable Water Systems (PWS) have been cleaned, maintained, operated and chlorinated, and their springs have been reforested in 5 communities ;
  • Through awareness-raising workshops, 50% of families in 17 communities with drinking water system started paying their contributions on time :
  • 46 houses have been transformed into healthy homes thanks to the installation of toilet corners, microdisposal sites, recycling areas, tidy and clean environments, improved kitchens and the adoption of healthy
  • The construction of 20 improved kitchens has been undertaken in 4 communities.

 

In 2023/2024, the Eurofins Foundation renews its support to this initiative.


 

This project contributes to the following United Nations Sustainable Development Goals