The group’s 7 entities

The entities form the institutional foundation of BACCABANK: movements, foundations and services that carry out the group’s social, educational, health and agricultural work.

MOFEMTÈD

Women’s Movement Face to Face with Tomorrow

Group entity

MOFEMTÈD

Women’s Movement Face to Face with Tomorrow

MOFEMTÈD brings rural women together around solidarity savings, training and having a voice. The movement runs local cells where every member has access to microcredit, financial literacy training and one-to-one support to start or grow an income-generating activity.

Solidarity savings cells in the communal sections
Supported microcredit for women’s businesses
Financial literacy and leadership workshops

BEOP Fondation

BAC Foundation for Balanced Career Guidance

Group entity

BEOP Fondation

BAC Foundation for Balanced Career Guidance

The BEOP Foundation guides young people towards promising careers. It funds scholarships, runs career guidance sessions in partner schools and connects graduates with companies in the BACCA network and its private-sector partners.

Scholarships for studies and vocational apprenticeships
Career guidance and aptitude testing in schools
Introductions to employers in the network

SSP

People’s Health Service

Group entity

SSP

People’s Health Service

SSP makes basic healthcare accessible to member families. Mobile clinics, prevention campaigns and agreements with referral hospitals ensure prompt treatment, backed by the group’s community insurance.

Mobile clinics in remote areas
Prevention and vaccination campaigns
Negotiated rates for BACCA policyholders

CVEC/ACPA

Building Community Education Villages

Group entity

CVEC/ACPA

Building Community Education Villages — Alternative Farmers’ Collective Associations

CVEC/ACPA builds education villages around a school, a health centre and a farmers’ market. There, producers’ collective associations manage stocks, pool inputs and negotiate harvest sales together.

Integrated education villages: school · health · market
Pooled inputs and equipment
Joint harvest sales at better prices

APPROB

Safe Drinking Water Sanitation

Group entity

APPROB

Safe Drinking Water Sanitation

APPROB installs and maintains drinking water points in the communities it serves: boreholes, gravity-fed networks, distribution kiosks and treatment systems, with a trained local management committee to keep them running.

Boreholes and gravity-fed water supply networks
Community-run treated water kiosks
Local committees trained to maintain the facilities

CAPAH

Coordination of Farmers’ Associations for the Advancement of Haiti

Group entity

CAPAH

Coordination of Farmers’ Associations for the Advancement of Haiti

CAPAH unites the farmers’ associations of the South and coordinates their access to agricultural loans, technical assistance and processing value chains. It represents producers in the group’s governing bodies.

Seasonal farm loans at regulated rates
Technical assistance and farmer field schools
Producer representation within the group

FHADEM

Haitian Organic Farm of Tomorrow

Group entity

FHADEM

Haitian Organic Farm of Tomorrow

FHADEM runs the group’s organic demonstration farms: adapted seeds, composting, integrated livestock farming and processing units serve both as a training ground and as a source of supply for BACCA’s programs.

Demonstration farms and seed production
Hands-on training in organic farming
Processing and packaging units