We are committed to accompanying local social entities and other agents of change in the area in order to move towards systemic changes.
Our challenge
We live in a profoundly unequal world. A world in which almost half of the population has to survive on less than $5.50 a day. Hundreds of millions of people - from the moment of their birth - are still deprived of the possibility of leading a dignified, full, healthy, productive and happy life.
From Nous Cims we are committed to the accompaniment of local social entities and other agents of change in the area to move towards systemic changes.
We jointly identified concrete and realistic goals in the areas of education, nutrition and employability, as well as in other more cross-cutting aspects such as gender equity or the strengthening of the social fabric.
Model zones
This is made possible by a local figure, the country antenna, who coordinates and works directly with the partner entities that implement the different projects and in turn leads the defined change strategy and the different interlocutions required for each of the model zones.
The role of Nous Cims
1
Thematic specialization in three areas of action(nutrition, education and employability) through the definition of programmatic frameworks and technical accompaniment of the entities.
2
Establishment of a robust monitoring, evaluation and learning system to measure impact, learn and generate evidence-based knowledge.

Initiatives
Our programs

Nutrition program
From a preventive and sustainable point of view and with the objective of reducing malnutrition and child malnutrition, families, especially mothers, are provided with tools:
- Increasing their knowledge of good nutrition practices.
- Facilitating the identification of children at risk of acute malnutrition and ensuring their referral and treatment.
- Supporting the economic activities of mothers/families.

Education program
In order to improve the school enrollment rates and the school success of children, we are working to:
- Facilitating access to school materials and infrastructure.
- Training teachers, especially in soft skills.
- Focusing on school governance and family involvement.
- In contexts of generalized violence, psychosocial support is also incorporated.

Employability program
With the aim of improving access to the labor market for young people from disadvantaged social strata in both rural and urban areas, we intervene:
- Providing professional training adapted to market demand.
- Training in entrepreneurship and also working on soft skills.
- Facilitating companionship with individual mentoring and networking.
- Creating networks of companies for insertion.
Our scope
In the face of challenges, we act
These are our figures since the beginning of the programs:
35
Entities
Number of local entities in 2024 Senegal and Colombia.
44
Projects
Number of projects
11
Alliances
Average number of alliances per project.
63.827
Participants
Total number of participants.