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The status recorded for “Caribbean Craft” is repaid.

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Taiyo normalizes the budget of “Caribbean Craft” to USD 100000.

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Caribbean Craft

Sector: Warehouse • Location: Haiti

Source: Inter-American Development Bank (IADB)

Project

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Art can literally save lives, and employees of Caribbean Craft believe that it can also help save a nation. The company employs 300 Haitian artisans to produce carnival masks, sculptures, and paintings for export. The 2010 earthquake destroyed its only studio, but owner Magalie Dresse has not lost heart. Right now, Caribbean Craft’s artisans are working out of tents, turning recycled materials int

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The project “Caribbean Craft” is an infrastructure initiative in the Warehouse sector, located in Haiti. Taiyo aggregates data on it from Inter-American Development Bank (IADB).

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Description

Description	Art can literally save lives, and employees of Caribbean Craft believe that it can also help save a nation. The company employs 300 Haitian artisans to produce carnival masks, sculptures, and paintings for export. The 2010 earthquake destroyed its only studio, but owner Magalie Dresse has not lost heart. Right now, Caribbean Craft’s artisans are working out of tents, turning recycled materials into folk art. However, the company’s small IIC loan will enable it to build a permanent studio and steel structure warehouse facility. According to Dresse, things can always change for the better and, thanks to foreign demand and aid, her company could be adding a thousand new artisans to its design team.
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