MORAL PARTNERS
SOAP RECYCLING INITIATIVES
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The Eco-Soap Bank is a humanitarian and environmental non-profit organization, committed to promoting proper hygiene in Cambodia while fighting preventable illness and protecting the environment.
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Rivers, Oceans, Lands and Ecology Foundation is a non-profit humanitarian organisation working towards a sustainable future for islands, oceans, and communities through skills education and healthy environmental practices.
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HOTELS
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Experience authentic Cambodian hospitality at the award winning Park Hyatt Siem Reap. |
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For 126 years, the Raffles Grand Hotel d'Angkor has gone out of its way to give you the warmest welcome, the richest experiences and the fondest of memories. |
ANACAONA A REMPORTÉ LE PRIX INTERNATIONAL TERRE DE FEMMES!
Le 7 mars, ANACAONA a gagné le prix France de la Fondation Yves Rocher
1ère place sur les 150 candidates !
Le 30 mars, ANACAONA a gagné le prix International de la Fondation Yves Rocher
1er prix sur 10 pays !
Terre de Femmes est un prix qui soutient des femmes du monde entier
qui s'engagent pour la protection de l'environnement.
Nous sommes très fiers d'être les vainqueurs du prix International !
ANACAONA WON THE INTERNATIONAL PRIZE
TERRE DE FEMMES!
March 7th, ANACAONA wins Yves Rocher Foundation French Prize !
1st prize out of 150 candidates.
March 30th, ANACAONA wins Yves Rocher Foundation International Prize !
1st prize of out 10 countries !
Terre de Femmes is a prize which supports women around the world engaging in environmental protection.
We are so proud to be the 2017 international winner ! Let's rock on !
NOS PARTENAIRES MORAUX
INITIATIVES DE RECYCLAGE DE SAVONS
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L'Eco-Soap Bank une ONG humanitaire et environnementale au Cambodge, engagée à promouvoir l'hygiène, à combattre les maladies prévisibles et à protéger l'environnement.
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Rivers, Oceans, Lands and Ecology Foundation est une ONG qui agit pour garantir un futur durable pour les îles, océans et communautés grâce à l'éducation et le les bonnes pratiques environnementales.
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HÔTELS
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Découvrez l'hospitalité Cambodgienne au Park Hyatt Siem Reap ! |
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Depuis 126 ans, le Raffles Grand Hotel d'Angkor s'est engagé à offrir un accueil exceptionnel, la plus riche de expérience et les meilleurs souvenirs ! |
Un mois pour aider ANACAONA à participer
à son premier salon d'entreprises international !
25 000 visiteurs + 2000 exposants
Réussissons à développer nos produits à l'international !
http://www.nynow.com/
One month to help ANACAONA participate in its first
Business to Business international Fair in New York City !
25 000 visitors + 2000 exhibitors
Let's rock it & develop our products internationally !
http://www.nynow.com/
NOS PRODUITS
Nos produits sont 100% recyclés en Haïti & 100% biodégradable.
En achetant nos ingrédients localement,
nous soutenons des centaines de fermiers haïtiens et leurs familles.
En achetant nos ingrédients localement,
nous soutenons des centaines de fermiers haïtiens et leurs familles.
NOTRE ATELIER
Bientôt disponible !
LA PRESSE
Ils parlent d'ANACAONA!
LA PRESSE
Ils parlent d'ANACAONA!
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AFRICA & MIDDLE EAST |
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OUR PARTNERS
The Republic of Haiti is located in the Caribbean Sea, on the Hispaniola Island. In the Tainos language, Haiti means "Mountain land".
From being the first black Republic in 1804 to being the "Pearl of the Antilles" in the 1960s, Haïti, is today the poorest country of the Northern hemisphere.
The January 12, 2010 earthquake, the strongest in more than 200 years, left over 200,000 people dead, 740,000 people contaminated by cholera (8,800 died of it).
From being the first black Republic in 1804 to being the "Pearl of the Antilles" in the 1960s, Haïti, is today the poorest country of the Northern hemisphere.
The January 12, 2010 earthquake, the strongest in more than 200 years, left over 200,000 people dead, 740,000 people contaminated by cholera (8,800 died of it).
HYGIENE TRAINING PROGRAMS
ANACAONA offers its expertise in hygiene trainings for our partners.
If you are interested, please contact us at contact@anacaona.org
If you are interested, please contact us at contact@anacaona.org
MANAGEMENT TRAINING PROGRAMS
ANACAONA offers its expertise in management trainings for our partners.
If you are interested, please contact us at contact@anacaona.org
If you are interested, please contact us at contact@anacaona.org
OUR ACTIVITIES
OUR IMPACT
May/ June 2016
ANACAONA is proud to announce that the platform now has 25 hotel partners in Jacmel, Port-au-Prince and Cote-des-Arcadins!
We can’t wait to start collecting used soap from all of them!
ANACAONA is proud to announce that the platform now has 25 hotel partners in Jacmel, Port-au-Prince and Cote-des-Arcadins!
We can’t wait to start collecting used soap from all of them!
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The months of May and June were dedicated to finishing our first soap prototypes, and we did! If most of the used soap
in the hotels come from abroad, it was important for ANACAONA to use only Haitian products in the recycling process. We did a lot of research on many Haitian plants and products, understanding better the properties of each one of them. We also wanted our packaging to have the least environmental impact possible and this is why we decided to work with SisalCo, a Haitian Company, growing sisal in the northern part of the country. Sisal is 100% biodegradable and our purchase contributes to helping Haitian farmers and their families. |
With Nathalie-Ann Romain of NH El Rancho
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Here are our 4 different “ReLuxeHaiti” bars of soap!
Haitian Saffron-Honey-Bergamot / Citrus / Flowers & Sweet Almond / Coffee
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The end of June finished on a great note as ANACAONA was invited by the Haitian Tourism Association to speak
at the Best Western about soap recycling. The event focused on the Waste Management problem in Haiti and representatives from several different recycling initiatives came to speak about their actions. We were very pleased to be a part of it and met a lot of interesting people. Many thanks to the ATH ! From left to right: - Regine Laroche - Foundation Wynne - Laure Bottinelli - ANACAONA - Gregory San Millan - Tropical Recycling |
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March/ April 2016
In March 2016, ANACAONA collected for the second time the used soap from hotels in Jacmel,
Port-au-Prince and Cote-des-Arcadins.
What a great feeling to see that the amount of soap had increased since the previous month!
In March 2016, ANACAONA collected for the second time the used soap from hotels in Jacmel,
Port-au-Prince and Cote-des-Arcadins.
What a great feeling to see that the amount of soap had increased since the previous month!
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We also met with the housekeeping personnel of our hotel partners to explain to them the project and
get to meet the wonderful people who will make the soap collection happen! What a great time we had!
get to meet the wonderful people who will make the soap collection happen! What a great time we had!
Moulin-Sur-Mer Housekeeping Team
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Royal Decameron Housekeeping Team
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In April, ANACAONA launched a 45-day Crowdfunding Campaign on the Indiegogo platform. It was a very busy time with
a lot of campaign preparation and networking to do, but it was worth it!
The team went back to Florida to present the campaign to different organizations and raise awareness on our needs.
With the generosity of many incredible people, from 11 different countries, we were able to collect $23,000 USD! This money will be a huge help in the implementation our activities for the coming months such as: the recruitment of our first women employees, the distribution of soap in schools, the hygiene training of teachers and the distribution of ceramic water filters to schools.
With the generosity of many incredible people, from 11 different countries, we were able to collect $23,000 USD! This money will be a huge help in the implementation our activities for the coming months such as: the recruitment of our first women employees, the distribution of soap in schools, the hygiene training of teachers and the distribution of ceramic water filters to schools.
January/ February 2016
In January 2016, the ANACAONA team met with several hotels in Jacmel,
Port-au-Prince and Cote-des-Arcadins to present our project.
The first impressions were very encouraging as all the Hotel Managers loved the idea and agreed to start
collecting their used-soap.
In January 2016, the ANACAONA team met with several hotels in Jacmel,
Port-au-Prince and Cote-des-Arcadins to present our project.
The first impressions were very encouraging as all the Hotel Managers loved the idea and agreed to start
collecting their used-soap.
To help these hotels with their first month of soap collection, we met with multiple Housekeeping teams,
explaining to the men and women in charge of cleaning the rooms the idea behind this new activity
and how their help can impact the Environment, Women Empowerment and Waterborne Disease Reduction.
Being able to connect with the people at the beginning of our soap-chain was a very special moment.
In February, while the hotels were putting aside the used-soap,
the ANACAONA team went to Florida and Switzerland to present the project abroad and meet with future partners.
By the end of February, ANACAONA started its first soap collection and
what a great reward it was to see that every hotel had collected some used-soap!
This soap was then brought back to our new workshop in Port-au-Prince
where we soon expect to welcome our first employees.
Stay connected for our March updates!"
explaining to the men and women in charge of cleaning the rooms the idea behind this new activity
and how their help can impact the Environment, Women Empowerment and Waterborne Disease Reduction.
Being able to connect with the people at the beginning of our soap-chain was a very special moment.
In February, while the hotels were putting aside the used-soap,
the ANACAONA team went to Florida and Switzerland to present the project abroad and meet with future partners.
By the end of February, ANACAONA started its first soap collection and
what a great reward it was to see that every hotel had collected some used-soap!
This soap was then brought back to our new workshop in Port-au-Prince
where we soon expect to welcome our first employees.
Stay connected for our March updates!"
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Capital:
Port-au-Prince |
Population:
10,110,019 |
Life expectancy:
63.51 years |
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Population living under
poverty line (-2 US$/day): 80 % |
Population living in abject poverty
(-1 US$/day): 54 % |
World GDP ranking: 142/194 countries
Poorest country of the Western hemisphere |
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Unemployment rate:
40.6% |
Number of people affected
by cholera since 2010: 733,000 |
Number of deaths due to cholera: 8,927
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