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Venezuela<br />

Ajada C.A. is an on-line shop where users can buy and sell second-hand<br />

clothes and accessories. The project has a twofold environmental and social<br />

goal, which is to recycle clothes and promote responsible consumption.<br />

‘‘The idea of creating this online store was a project I had in mind since<br />

some time, but I never dared to give it a try as I was thinking that people<br />

would not accept it and that would be a failure before it began’’, explains<br />

Ms. Virginia Benitez Bravo, the owner. She continues: ‘‘As the days went<br />

by during the Empretec workshop, I realized that though I was good in<br />

looking for opportunities, for experts’ advice, and I had a lot of creativity<br />

and passion, my progress was blocked by my lack of persistence and fear<br />

of failure. I still have some, but being able to spot them, I know I can handle<br />

them and move forward toward my goal.’’<br />

https://www.facebook.com/ajadaca<br />

©Ajada C.A.<br />

©Ajada C.A.<br />

Zambia<br />

Puza Enterprises is Mrs. Pauline Chama’s business. She sells shoes and leather accessories. In her own words, her attending the<br />

Empretec workshop in 2013 gave her business a strong push toward sustainability. One of the most important lessons she learnt is<br />

how to keep her finances in order and not to get short of cash to fulfil urgent orders.<br />

EMPRETEC ANNUAL REPORT 2014<br />

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