Nonprofit Organisation Equity Stake For Sale in Hinche, Haiti

* Agriculture – Develop and market local agricultural products while providing farmers with agricultural support, production assistance, and processing services. The primary users are local farmers, agricultural communities, and buyers of locally produced agricultural products.
* Environment – Provide environmental protection, reforestation, waste management, and ecosystem restoration services for communities, institutions, NGOs, and development partners.
* Renewable energy – Develop and promote clean energy solutions, particularly solar energy, to improve access to sustainable and affordable energy for communities, institutions, and other beneficiaries.

Agricultural development is currently our primary area of focus. Physical assets include:
* Office furniture – tables, chairs, cabinets, and desks.
* IT equipment – computers, printers, and other digital equipment.
* Technical equipment – machines and tools used for training and projects.
* Vehicles and means of transport – motorcycles, vehicles, and other means of transport used for activities.

Intangible assets include:
* Brand and logo – visual identity and name of the organization.
* Institutional reputation and image – credibility with partners and beneficiaries.
* Partner network – relationships with institutions, NGOs, and businesses.
* Know-how and skills – team expertise in education, agriculture, and the environment.
* Projects, programs, and documents – methods, project plans, training materials, and other content developed. The company operates from a rented two-story building in Hinche, comprising a ground floor and first floor, used for administrative, educational, and professional activities. The organization currently operates primarily through grants and financial support from other organizations and partners. This funding is provided for the implementation of projects of collective interest and does not constitute repayable loans or investments that entitle the providers to any ownership stake in the organization.

The organization has significant development potential but currently has financial obligations of approximately HTG 2 million, with refinancing and management being a priority under its consolidation plan.

Ownership: 1 owner.