W O R L D B A N K , 1 8 T H A P R I L 2 0 1 7
THE FAILURE OF THE OLD ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT MODELS 2
THE EMERGENCE OF GRASS-ROOT, ENTERPRISE LED MOVEMENT TO DEVELOPMENT 3
THE EXAMPLE OF THE ECONOMY OF COMMUNION 4
EOC’S VOLUNTARY SHARING OF PROFITS To help people in need To fund educational To reinvest in programs on the business the culture of giving
MISSION To promote a culture of giving and social justice through businesses animated with the values of universal brotherhood animated with the values of universal brotherhood 6
FRUITS OF THE EOC Hundreds of EoC Businesses (currently 800+) helped cover the most urgent material needs expressed within the Focolare Movement – Now reaching outwards Fulfilling the vision: “The community is of one heart and mind (…). Fulfilling the vision: “The community is of one heart and mind (…). There is no needy person among them.” 7
A NEW DEVELOPMENTAL PARADIGM FISHING TOGETHER 8
THE SEWING MACHINE "Thanks to the aid that we receive, I can send my 3 children to school and I bought a sewing machine. This enables me to work and take care of my family after my husband died." (Colombia) 9
ESCUELA CAFÉ CON LECHE Producing outcomes that include improving academic achievement and students’ behavior Long term impact: the program is improving the personal dignity, the social responsibility and the civic responsibility of students Opportunities for sustainable change in the Opportunities for sustainable change in the community Impact Evaluation of the Café con Leche’s program: An Integral Approach - Busch School of Business & Economics CUA 10
CONTACT US Directly North American EoC Association eocassoc@gmail.com Visit our websites www.edc-online.org www.eocnoam.org 11
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