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Fundacion Gran Chaco

Fundación Gran Chaco (FGCH) Will Work With a Network of 33 Indigenous and Criollo Groups in the Gran Chaco to Develop Them as Organizations; to Introduce Technology That Improves Their Crafts Processed Foods and Forest Products; and to Gain Access to More Markets. More Than 2400 Producers Will Benefit Directly and Another 15000 Argentines Indirectly.

Committed

$730,700

Paid out
$593.3K
81%
Committed, not yet paid
$137.4K
19%

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Source

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