Council of Evangelical Churches for Denominational Alliance (CEPAD), Nicaragua
Consejo de Iglesias Evangélicas Pro-Alianza Denominacional, Nicaragua
CEPAD walks alongside rural communities through a variety of programs in sustainable agriculture, leadership training, and economic development to find local solutions to local needs. They provide faith-based training to people in rural Nicaraguan villages through programs in leadership, sustainable agriculture, economic development, and community organization, so they can break the cycle of hunger and poverty and support themselves and their families.
CEPAD camina junto a las comunidades rurales a través de una variedad de programas en agricultura sostenible, capacitación en liderazgo y desarrollo económico para encontrar soluciones locales a las necesidades locales. Brindan capacitación basada en la fe a personas en aldeas rurales de Nicaragua a través de programas de capacitación en liderazgo, agricultura sostenible, desarrollo económico y organización comunitaria para que puedan romper el ciclo del hambre y la pobreza para mantenerse a sí mismos y a sus familias.
Website: https://cepadnica.org
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