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About Craft Link Africa

Craft Link Africa operates as a fair trade market organization. It is establishing social enterprise centres of excellence across Africa, with an initial centre in Nairobi, operating as Craft Link Kenya. We provide production, marketing and financial training and services to small scale producers, today referred to as micro social entrepreneurs (MSEs), of fair trade hand made products and agriculture produce, to gain access to local and international markets.The enterprise also provides an enabling environment for women and youth to use sustainablly sourced organic raw materials in their production.As a linking organization within the Kenya Federation of Alternatvie Trade, (KEFAT) which has over 150,000 members, Craft Link Kenya is also aboe to provide micro distrbution services to companies looking sell products to MSEsIn addition Craft Link works with designers and retailers across the world seeking to work with a well managed work force of artisans in the production of quality controlled product lines that the designer/retailer seeks to sell through their own chains of distribution . Craft Link plays a dual role of poverty alleviation and environmental conservation and currently supports over 4000 artisans across Kenya, with plans to expand these numbers across the country and into other nations.Craft Link is also supported by the independantly operated ARTISAN LINK Investment program, aimed at facilitating the end of all malnutrition in Africa by 2015. This is accomplished by nations exporting surplus agricultural produce to neighbouring countries as well as trade exports to your high street, as has been successfully shown in Malawi within only 4 years. You can be involved today in the Artisan Link programs with Craft Link through joint venture product development, infrastructure investment or simply as a micro investor. Every new link in turn grows the overall output capacity of Craft Link's producer co-operatives. The MAKE A LINK micro loan program in Kenya is administered in association with Akasha Investments, a division of Akasha Ltd, registed in England and Wales and Equity Bank, Kenya's most significant bank for Africans.

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Because its lack of electricity and machinery Nepal's handicraft skills have survived longer then other countries. Methodologies that are used for paper making, metal and wood crafting and knitting and weaving have not died out as they are still the way goods are obtained. Modernization has come to Nepal and with this modernization comes new designs and new ways to use the hand skills that exist in young and old. Traditional grain basket weavers can make artistic art woven containers, the paper makers can make wedding dresses and woven washable paper, the religious metal workers can turn their crafts into all sorts of wax relief and etched designs, weaving patters and colors are now unlimited as the machines and dyes are readily available the only limitations is the creation. High end designers come to Nepal and many of the brand names are produce in utter obscurity.

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SEHBO - Sustainable Environmental Himalayan Business Opportunities

There are no huge factories in Nepal - items are generally bespoke by the companies that request them. Factory size that SEHBo/CRaft link uses are between 15 - 35 employees. SEHBO/CraftLink seeks to bring consistent work to these factories and this consistent work makes for sustainable lifestyle that can build a middle class. The paid by piece working of many factories does make for stability and makes for a restless and inconsistent work force. CraftLink wishes to provide a steady orders of work so that the middle class in Nepal is built and a foundation for the countries growth can occur.

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If you require products to be made, Craft Link can provide a unique service providing and managing dependable work forces and overseeing product quality and delivery. Please contact us with your needs or ideas.

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Deborah Koehler
Deborah Koehler first came to Nepal in 1984 and like many before and after her, she found something there that captured her energy. From 1984-2006 she would spend one or two months a year in Nepal and then in 2006 she decided to move to Kathmandu permanately. First running a herbal products manufacturing company, then teaching in colleges and business then setting up her own company SEHBO to provide international business opportunities to family own business that provided fair wage jobs to workers. Her academic training is in New Business Development and Process Improvements. She has worked around the world using her interests in working across cultures in handicrafts and business to develop new products and business and develop individuals to run these businesses.

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Micro Producer Groups

Massai Co-Operative Group

Craft Link Africa has a unique relationship with its producer groups, majority of which operate at the micro enterprise levels and are often structured as self support groups, associations or co-operative societies.The marketing and sales of different LINK product lines support a number of producer groups including:Sisal Weaving products - over 1000 women in Kitui districtBeaded products - over 800 Maasai pastorilist women producers in Sambura, Magadi and Kajiada districtsWooden products - over 1000 men working together in the Nairobi area Recycled products - over 200 women and youths.In addition as specific work orders come in from Europe or North Amerca Craft Link has an additional 4,000 artisans in a work force in Mombasa.

Kibera Kibera Integrated Empowerment Group.A community based organization comprised currently of 70 women based in sub Sahara's most populated slum, Kibera with over 1.5 million dwellers in the heart of Nairobi. The network was formed in 2009 by the women (90% are living on HIV) to help address health problems, to share each others expereinces, and to give support.A merry go round loans and savings program has been initiated with Graft Link and the women meet once a week as a community to look at nutrition, positive living, education, and care both of themselves and the children in their care.MAKE A LINK wishes to expand the network to 700 borrowers.

Massai Nasaru Ntoiye Women GroupNasaru Ntoiye is the working name chosen by a group of pastoralist Maasai women bead workers. It means "Lets rescue the girl child". The group came together in 2000 to rescue young Maasai girls who are married off at a young age. The group decided to commercialize their traditional beadwork products in order to raise funds towards the education of the young girls.The group is based in Kajado District, one of Kenya's arid and semi arid areas. Poverty levels have steadily been growing in this area largely due to increased frequency of prolonged droughts, low livestock production, human-wildlife conflicts, environmental degradation, poor infrastructure, high iliteracy levels and gender inequity. Women face particularly acute levels of poverrty, as they do not have the right to property such as land and livestock.The Nasaru Ntoiye group consisits of 10 smaller groups with between 15-20 members each. The larger group has a total of over 200 women aged betwnn 18-70. Other than bead work, the women are also involved in a "table" banking saving scheme, goat rearing and bee keeping. There are also about 10 men, elders and younger men of the community who are part of the committee and are called on for all major decisions or changes. The men have been extremely supportive of the group and help with communication with the larger Maasai community.Working with Craft Link Kenya, the group's product quallities have improved substantially over time. They have also been facilitated by Craft Link Kenya to attend a number of trade fairs locally, and have made very useful business contacts. These women from the Maasai community have beaten the odds and succeeded in building businesses by making and promoting products from their cultural background. They have promoted their cause, and won the confidence of their community and customers to provide required products and meet orders.

Wood Carving Gikomba Wood Carvers GroupThe wood carvers group was formed in 1986 and has an active membership of over 300, involved in wood carving as their main source of income. The co-operative is located approximately 3 kms from the Nairobi city centre. The group indirectly supports about 1,200 livelihoods who derive their income from employment at the groups workshop or as dependents of both the carvers and the staff.All members of this wood carving group are from the Akamba tribe in Kenya. Wood carving is a traditional skill within the tribe, and is taught to young boys at an early age. The carvers use simple hand tools to carve out different designs. They are always very eager to make a new design if you have one for LINK. Currently some of the prodcuts made by the group include:Fruit and Salad BowlsSalad UtensilesAnimal sculptures and MasksThe group is a beneficiery of Craft Link Kenya. In order to adhere to fair trade principles, the carvers use sustainably sourced wood to make their wood carvings. Use of sustainable wood for carving helps reduce destructiion of the indigenous Kenyan forests.

Page 5 Thungi Weavers Women Group."Thungi" means basket. This is a local name for a sisal basket from the Akamba community. In the semi arid Eastern province of Kenya, a group of women came together to form a sisal weaving co-operative. Sisal weaving is a tradional skill passed from mothers and care givers to young girls and is carried out as they go about their daily household chores. Each basket is weaved from hand twsited sisal in their traditional Akamba method of open weavinig. Subtly colouration is achieved by rendering natures own colourants such as mango leaves, tree barks and plant roots. The group receives training on colours, mixing, product designs as well as business skils from Craft Link Kenya. The womens group has of over 500 members aged between 20-70 years. The women sell their baskets to middlemen and other marketing agents that frequent their local towns.and income is used to educate their children and provide for their families.

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If you require products to be made, Craft Link can provide a unique service providing and managing dependable work forces and overseeing product quality and delivery. Please contact us with your needs or ideas.

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MICRO DISTRIBUTORS

Micro Distributors how we work

Current Field Example

Trade not Aid

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because you are a company with a fantastic product. You think it is giving an answer for bringing people out of poverty and will create profits. By establishing a work plan, pilot training and sales program with thousands of Craft Link field distributers we will find out how good your product really is. If we like it we will do everything we can to use your product and sell it through our cooperative groups.

Examples of micro distribution

Proctor and Gamble with a 10c per family per day water purifying sachet. CocoCola seeking ways to engage distributors in rural villages. A mobile carrier wiith a great new phone and educational ap. A Nutritional super meal company committed to combat malnutrition. Paul Mitchell who doesn't have offical distribution in Kenya.

You are you, who ever you are, with a cost of goods, projected whole sale landed price and retail

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Africa Producer Groups:Nairobi OfficeSusan Mainasusan_craftlinkafrica.comDesigners/International Retail Relations:Europe Office:Charlie Stuart Gaycharlie_craftlinkafrica.comGeneral enquiries:info_craftlinkafrica.com

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How Can You Link

Product Sourcing

Investing

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Are you a designer or high street label looking for a skilled accredited fair trade workforce to weave, bead, loom, sow, carve, or crop? Are you a restaurant or hotel? Craft Link's thousands of artisans are waiting to deliver to your specs and prototypes.

There are plenty of investment opportunities in Craft Link as we expand our business from an initial centre in Nairobi. Can you help fund sustainability factories, agricultural programs, health clinics, schools or eco homes and be a part of joint-venture building Akasha Villages containing Craft Link Trade Centres?

Be a social enterpreneur and make a loan to an artisan, so they can join a Craft Link co-operative group. You wll be linked to your own social micro entrepreneur and change a whole family's life for only 100 euros.

How is Micro Credit

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Micro Social Entrepreneurs
In addition to managing thousands of artisans in producer groups and co-operatives that are already self sufficient, Craft Link acts as a link between micro social entrepreneurs (MSE) and you, a LINK micro supporter, investing through a hand up rather than a hand out.Today nearly 200 million of the bottom 2 billion on our planet, that lived on less than $2.00 a day, are now MSE's, sustaininig themselves and families whilst circulating resources and skllls and making profit. 98% of all MSE's repay loans in full, usually within 12-18 months of initiation.Craft Link's micro finance team works in association with Equity Bank, Kenya's largest loan provider, providing financial literacy and management support. By making a LINK loan you are helping expand the overall producer group numbers within the Craft Link business.

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Debra Brown

Sarah Kamude

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Michelle Clarke

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Dominique Molloy

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Helen Butler

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Andrew Waite

Jane Ngute

John Donaldson

Hellen Aminja

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Grace Atono

Carol Dickens

Elizabeth Nzangu

Cath Howley

Catherine Ndinda

Bernadette Willems

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how it works

Link Loan how it works

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Change Lives

You can be a Link Investor choosing to invest a loan of 100 euros to an individual Artisan borrower or you can gather your friends and collegues providing 1,500 euros to a Co-operative of 15, to which you have naming rights to the group.

Craft Link disperses loans managed by Akasha and Equity Bank, uploads profiles and then links individual investors to their micro social entrepreneur borrowers.

Craft Link act as field agent and product outlet support centre to entreprenuers and provides borrower reporting.

Entrepreneur repays the loan which can be returned or reallocated by Investor. Interest payments are retained by Craft Link for administration and services costs.

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Micro Enterprise teaches us all lessons

A huge movemement that unleashes hope

Microcredit is the extension of small loans and other financial services (such as savings accounts) to the very poor. This allows them to pursue entrepreneurial projects that generate extra income, thus helping them to better provide for themselves and their families.

Why give Microloans to very poor people for self employment endevors?

In many developing countries, the self employed comprise more than 50% of the labor force. Access to small amounts of credit at reasonable interest rates - instead of the exorbitant ones often charged by traditional moneylenders - allows poor people to move from initial, perhaps tiny, income-generating activities to smalll microenterprises. In most cases, microcredit programs offer a combination of services and resources to their clients including savings faciilities, trainng, networking, and peer support.

In this way, microcredit allows families to work to end their poverty - with dignitiy. Microcredit programs around the world, using a variety of models, have shown that poor people achieve strong repayment records - often higher than those of conventional borrowers. Repayment rates are high because, through a system of peer support and pressure used in many microcredit models, borrowers are responsible for each other's success and ensure that every member of their group is able to pay back their loans.

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Team

Executive Team
Craft Link Africa is assembling a great team of diverse local and international talent combining the required finanical, product, design, sales and marketing services and resources to support the goal of bringing Craft Link fair trade products to market. We are also looking at attracting product designers, retail distributors and also employ skilled people and global volunteers to continue to provide product design and quality support so that Craft Link products reach the best market standards.

About Us

Susan Maina

Charlie Gay

Susan Maina

Susan Maina
Susan serves as Managing Director of Craft Link Kenya and Craft Link Africa. She has over 10 years working with the Micro and Small Enterprises in Kenya. She has established a working relationship with a database of thousands of artisans and fair trade co-operative producers across Kenya.She has worked and partnered with various local and international organizations involved in MSE's market development including Danish Goverment Danida project, Gatsby Trust, Tradecraft Exchange UK and Aid for Artisans USA and HUB.She has undertaken several international trainings and participated in both local and international workshops on Export Market Development for MSE's. This work has been undertaken with support from organizations such as WWF, the Danish Embassy and The Japanese Embassy. In addiiton she has planned and participated in internatilonal trade shows in New York, Egypt, Spain, UK, South Africa as well as being lead co-ordinator at trade shows in Mombasa,, featuring MSE's supported by WWF and The Danish Government. .

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What we do and how we do it?Promote African products and fair trade to the world.Develop new markets and expand existing markets for productsSetting market share goals for micro social enterprise growthCreate new product opportunities and support recognized designers and international business entry to fair trade and social enterprise across AfricaPromoting the distribution of products to buyers and relevant stakeholdersPrice setting for products and services in liason with producers and buyersManage product supply logisticsProvision of market information re trends and pricesCarry out and co-ordinate MSE's trainings and workshops.

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About Us

Charlie Gay

Charlie Gay
Charlie Gay operates as a Direcotr of Craft Link Kenya and Craft Link Afirica. He is a social entrepreneur as well as a consultant in management of corporate usefulness and social brilliance. He lives and works in Europe, Africa and USA. He believes that the cries of the world have already caused us to hear accurately the responsibility of the "why" and the "what" and his focus is on "how do we do brilliantly what we must choose to do." He is also recognized as a global communicator and speaker on the coming together of the non profit and for profit business sectors, as well as the clear opportunity that this generation faces to create a thriving global economy.He is skilled at producing large scale service related events, having promoted and produced in stadiums and arenas across the globe as well as artist management, having been sponsored at 30 years old to the USA to be part of CHER's management. Currently Akasha Concerts provides serivces to A List music artists and festivals in North Africa, Africa and The Pacific Rim. Today Charlie also undertakes selected cause marketing campaigns as well as acting in senior management in both the private and public sectors that relate to education networking, agricultural funding and production to combat malnutrition, and micro energy solutions.Click here to view Charlie's comprehensive activities and you can contact him at info_charliestuartgay.com

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Who to lend to

The agenda for Africa is indeed very simple. We need to launch each and every African country on a path to sustainable development and on the road from poverty to prosperity

Dr. Bingu wa Mutharika, President of Malawi and Chairman of The African Council

Who to lend to?

Currently you have the opportunity to be a lender to micro social entrepreneurs operating in the artisan co-operatives of the Kibera Integrated Networkand also within the Maasai rural groups.

Please view Co-operatives for full profiles and then make your selection below.

Kibera Slum

Maasai Rural

Group Loan

Maasai Beader LINK Loan

By making this loan of £100, you will be LINKed to your own Maasai entrepreneur in rural Kenya or with a Kibera woman in the largest sub Sahara slum, in Nairobi. Your visit will be welcomed.

€100

LINK loan: Kibera Slum

Make a LINK loan in Kibera, Africa's largest slum with over 1.5 million.

€100

Kibera Group Link Loan

Liink yourself, 15 friends or your company with a Group Loan to 15 women. This will give you naming rights for the enterprise circle. We welcome your visit and Craft Link will help with arrangements.

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Are we fools to be optimists?

Confidence and Mojo

Conscious Co-operation

OPPORTUNITY OVERVIEWToday there is explosive growth amongst one of the hardest working, ethical and effective manufacturing groups on our planet. Today there are now one hundred and twenty million working people, each with very specific skill sets, ready to make and supply high quality products directed by the demand of a global market. They are called Micro Social Entrepreneurs, and they are expanding by their tens of thousands every month across Africa, Asia Pacific and South America. These extraordinary numbers are expected to grow due to better access to training, economic trade stimulation and financial micro loan programs. The Worlds conscious global citizens governments, successful entrepreneurs and businesses are all independently working to accomplish this, shown by the recent massive explosion of providing economic support not through non-profit AID but now through for-profit TRADE.In addition today there are businesses around the world that are recognized as national and international brand leaders in retail of clothing, accessories, shoes, food and beverage, health and wellness, that seek the emerging fair trade products to be sold to them in a predictable quality and delivery schedules to provide for their own consumer demand. There are also banks, health care and life care businesses that seek this to capitalize on this hyper growth segment.What is missing is a central organization that can pool the work force and provide training, product quality, and routes to market, and at the same time marry the work force to specific needs of retail and whole sale representatives in Europe and North America, delivering to them predictable quality, pricing and overseeing of manufacturing to provide clear delivery schedules. Craft Link starting with Craft Link Africa is now this business. It has the ability to deliver immediately and also scale up expanding both its artisan work force in its pilot country program in Kenya and then expanding into other African nations. In addition management has been apporached by the leading business people of Sri Lanka to establish Craft Link Sri Lanka to support post war and Tsunami rebuilding. If you are a social enterprise investment fund or private investor please consider contacting us regarding this opportunity and to understand more fully the ROI for this investment. We are looking to expand our numbers and infrastructure around the world as well as establish marketing centres and then factories and community Artisan Villages with our joint venture partners. We request your help now.It is essential that the combination of product and financial training, quality control, fair trade and fair wage pricing, and route to maket is not only maintained but expanded with collaborative skllls and financing. Otherwise much of the great work and initial investment made by so many organizations and non profits may not be maintained or maximized in years to come. Please join us with your sklls and resources.

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Producer Groups

What our artisans can make.

Product Sourcing

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Craft Link Artisans are highly skilled professionals who are able to produce for you the finest of chosen products in an environment of fair wage and fair trade.We have thousands in our workforces with the ability to scale up to meet any needs. In Africa we are known for beading, weaving and carving as well as the making of delicisious chocolate and coffee. We now have leather high quality flip flop makers and sustainable agriculture programs.In Nepal our co-operatives weave the finest fabrics from nettles, bananas, cashmere and most cottons. We supply incense, candles, and essential oils, Our meditation cushions with buckwheat are the finest in the world.As we develop out plans for Craft Link Sri Lanka with the islands top business leaders and non profits, the historic trades of virgin coconut water and oils, the finest ceylon teas coupled with now high quality organic weaving will continue to support the post war and tsunami rebuilding programs.We believe there are millions of artisans all over the world that can make many of the products and supplies your company needs.Contact us If you are an interior designer furbishing a hotel or restaurant chain and you need table mats, cushions and wooden bowls. if you are looking to establsih your own brand of fair trade or organic produce and require a relable high qulaity harvest or raw product; If you are an establsihed shoe importer and need a unique design for a large retial chian order.

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Micro Trading
At the heart of Craft Link culture is micro tading and we seek to support as many of the 120 million micro social entrepreneurs as wel can.

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