Our Programmes
Deki’s theory of change
It is our mission to empower communities to be free from extreme poverty; helping families to develop sustainable livelihoods and become financially resilient is at the heart of everything we do.
During our last field trip to Togo, we performed a participatory needs assessment with the people and communities we support.
Collaborating with IADES, our field partner, we have developed four programmes which address the needs of the communities and which will ensure long lasting sustainable change.
We will endeavour to focus on increasing economic inclusion, gender equality and expanding our rural outreach to make sure that we continue to reach the communities where our services are needed the most.
We believe that given the opportunity, anyone can thrive. By supporting one of our programmes, you are investing in lasting positive change and empowering communities to become agents of change for the next generation.
Women's Empowerment Collectives
Our programme empowers women through training, leadership opportunities and financial inclusion.
Giving women increased access to financial services, increased agency to make decisions and increased opportunities to save.
Akadi: Investing in clean energy
Our clean energy enterprise programme increases access to affordable and clean energy, whilst reducing carbon emissions and creating jobs for women.
Increasing access to modern and affordable energy and decreasing household carbon emissions and long-term household spending on energy
Agricultural Cooperatives: Supporting small scale farmers
Our programme supports small-scale food producers to work together to grow their livelihoods.
Leading to increased access to financial services, increased knowledge of sustainable agricultural techniques, increased access to markets and increased income and productivity.
MUSA: Healthcare for all
Our health programme increases access to basic health services, information and education.
Increasing access to basic healthcare services and improving health education and literacy, whilst decreasing household out-of-pocket expenditure on health care.
If you would like to find out more about our four programmes, please follow this link to our blogs