Employment
Top African Craft aims to help create a sustainable solution to poverty through employment.
Our aims
Opportunity Through Art
A source-supported story about employment, education, product design and better livelihoods.
What the source says
Aims that begin with people.
Education
Education is named in the source as part of creating a sustainable solution and better lives for artisans and families.
Product design
The source includes product design among the ways Top African Craft aims to support artisans.
Better livelihoods
The stated aim is to enable artisans to make a better life for themselves and their families.
Supporting artisan communities
A collection can carry a wider story.
The catalogue connects the work to artisan communities, including Abagusii artisans in Nyanza County, Kenya, and women from Maasai and Kikuyu communities making beaded baskets.
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