Fundacion Progreso

šŸ“ Cochabamba, BoliviašŸ—“ Founded 2010šŸ‘„ 5 employees
The "Fundacion Progreso" [Progress Foundation] is a non-profit, multi-platform organization that is based on a model designed to produce programs of impact. The Progress Foundation was created as an initiative that seeks to a platform of integrated products and services geared towards the development of the region. Encouraging the participation and interactions of various social and economic actors, our main objective is to promote economic, productive and innovative activity through impact investments. This objective is achieved through the interaction of various work units inside the Foundation. As a multi-platform organisation, we look to create, tangible social benefits and insuring a sustainable environment for our programs - we offer a number of services and programs, represented in a range of different action platforms or work units. These units, although complementary, work independently from one another. Each of these is oriented towards the creation of community and the fight against poverty and inequality. The Foundation operates through three main branches: • Creating - our specialized consulting firm • ConUnity - our network building initiative • Progress Fund - Our Impact Imvestment fund Our Mission is to impulse innovative social, community building driven impact with the aim of fighting against poverty and inequality Our Vision - A society with lower poverty and inequality rates through the enhancement of innovative initiatives in the social area.
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When was Fundacion Progreso founded?
Fundacion Progreso was founded in 2010.
What industry is Fundacion Progreso in?
Fundacion Progreso operates in Investment Management. Find similar Investment Management investors on gritt.io.
Where is Fundacion Progreso based?
Fundacion Progreso is headquartered in Cochabamba, Bolivia.