We are a national network of small-scale farmers, cooperatives, and community microfinance associations dedicated to integrated development, sustainable agriculture, and building a more equitable rural economy based on solidarity and respect. We believe that sustainable change is only possible when communities are working together, and that is what we have been helping communities across Honduras do since our founding in 2006. Our network works together to create what we call a solidarity economy: a local rural economy in which different parts of society work equitably together to create prosperity and well-being for all. Our vision is to build the strength of community organizations, commit... read more We are a national network of small-scale farmers, cooperatives, and community microfinance associations dedicated to integrated development, sustainable agriculture, and building a more equitable rural economy based on solidarity and respect. We believe that sustainable change is only possible when communities are working together, and that is what we have been helping communities across Honduras do since our founding in 2006. Our network works together to create what we call a solidarity economy: a local rural economy in which different parts of society work equitably together to create prosperity and well-being for all. Our vision is to build the strength of community organizations, committed to integral local and national development, who can effectively advocate for economic, social and cultural rights, and ensure dignity and quality of life for all Honduran families.
Each of GlobalGiving’s nonprofit partners is required to send quarterly donor reports detailing the impact of their work. Here are some of their recent updates:
By Donaldo Zuniga | Project Leader
In rural communities in Honduras, family gardens are part of a rich tradition practiced for many years and passed down from generation to generation. Why does this tradition persist? Rural and... Read the full report ›By Donaldo Zuniga | Manager of Operations and Project Leader
During this quarter the COMAL network continued its work in providing training on fish farming. Building on its experience in western Honduras, COMAL delivered 8,100 gray tilapia fingerlings to... Read the full report ›By Mary McCann Sanchez | COMAL collaborator
Just as the sugar cane growers in Honduras work to expand their areas of production to provide more nutrients to the country, so too does the COMAL network strive to grow organizationally.... Read the full report ›
