A market-based socioeconomic integration programme for Afghan refugees in Brazil. Transitioning from humanitarian aid to sustainable entrepreneurship through a phased, protection-sensitive methodology.
"If Afghan refugees with entrepreneurial skills are identified via mapping, selected through protection criteria, equipped with business skills, and supported through market entry, then they will achieve improved income and stronger social integration."
Each phase builds upon the previous one to move beneficiaries from readiness to sustained income and market independence.
Applying a preventive risk management approach and a results-based framework to measure socioeconomic success.
Performance Targets based on MEAL Framework
Directly trained and placed in market platforms.
Family members and broader community impact.
Transitioning from external facilitation to skills-based independence through phased support reduction.
Sales and finance mastery.
Local consumer networks.
Phased exit strategy.