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AWA by Magnum
We’re proud to introduce you to 128 women who’ve been empowered through our Cocoa Impact Programmes. Each of these incredible women have received training and funding from our on-the-ground partners, helping them to develop their skills, launch their own businesses and diversify their incomes.
But we’re not stopping there. We’re committing to empower 5,000 women by 2025, helping them to gain financial and social independence.
Working through our supply chain network with our on-the-ground partners, including CARE International and 100WEEKS, we’re working to provide education and aid within our cocoa farming communities. We’ve helped to set up community banks and provided direct cash payments to women in these communities, as well as entrepreneurial and financial training to help them set up their own businesses.
The portraits below are not only a snapshot of the multitalented women who’ve benefitted from our programmes – they’re also the faces that form AWA, our digital ambassador.
We used the very latest 3D digital mapping technology to create a digital persona that would represent them equally. Everything AWA does, from the way she looks to the way she moves, is a striking reflection of the women we are supporting. She’s the true embodiment of their strength, passion and determination.
From left to right:
Aboya Gnamekey Sabine, Adjehi Atchimma Marie, Adjehi Nanou Bla Marie, Adwoa Adubia, Ahissi Kra Mariam, Akran Beatrice, Alagan Afi, Ali Sialla, Amakou Somala Jeanne D’Arc, Amani Somala, Amea Tia Florence, Amonzame Kossia Augustine, Assemian Yah Elisabeth, Atta Adja Odette.
From left to right:
Aboya Gnamekey Sabine, Adjehi Atchimma Marie, Adjehi Nanou Bla Marie, Adwoa Adubia, Ahissi Kra Mariam, Akran Beatrice, Alagan Afi, Ali Sialla, Amakou Somala Jeanne D’Arc, Amani Somala, Amea Tia Florence, Amonzame Kossia Augustine, Assemian Yah Elisabeth, Atta Adja Odette.
From left to right:
Atta Ahou Marie, Awa Guigma, Bamba Karidja, Bamba Sara, Bamogo Assetou, Bationo Marcelle, Bogokri Fatouman, Bonkougou Adjara, Bonou Waonbde, Bossomala Gnangoran, Boukari Maimouna, Braima Azata, Bredou Ahissia Patricia, Bredou Ahou, Compaore Abibou, Coulibaly Machata.
From left to right:
Atta Ahou Marie, Awa Guigma, Bamba Karidja, Bamba Sara, Bamogo Assetou, Bationo Marcelle, Bogokri Fatouman, Bonkougou Adjara, Bonou Waonbde, Bossomala Gnangoran, Boukari Maimouna, Braima Azata, Bredou Ahissia Patricia, Bredou Ahou, Compaore Abibou, Coulibaly Machata.
From left to right:
Diakite Rokia, Djiguimde Zenabo, Duedraogo Kaligueta, Eponon Yah, Gang Podan Abran Marie, Gnamien Assuema Josephine, Guel Karidja, Henewa Margaret, Ido Adjoua, Ido Heboubie, Kabore Rissanata, Kabran N’da Aya Fanta, Kambou Ini Edwige.
From left to right:
Diakite Rokia, Djiguimde Zenabo, Duedraogo Kaligueta, Eponon Yah, Gang Podan Abran Marie, Gnamien Assuema Josephine, Guel Karidja, Henewa Margaret, Ido Adjoua, Ido Heboubie, Kabore Rissanata, Kabran N’da Aya Fanta, Kambou Ini Edwige.
From left to right:
Kangah N’gouan Bla Rosalie, Kanko Elibie, Kembate Assetou, Kima Abiba, Koanda Madina, Koffi N’dri Adjoua Julie, Kolali Adele, Konfado Lassiratou, Konfe Habibou, Kouadio Amoin Christine, Kouadio Amouan Julienne, Kouadio N’dri Sylvie, Kouakou Akolua, Kouakou Ama Antoinette.
From left to right:
Kangah N’gouan Bla Rosalie, Kanko Elibie, Kembate Assetou, Kima Abiba, Koanda Madina, Koffi N’dri Adjoua Julie, Kolali Adele, Konfado Lassiratou, Konfe Habibou, Kouadio Amoin Christine, Kouadio Amouan Julienne, Kouadio N’dri Sylvie, Kouakou Akolua, Kouakou Ama Antoinette.
From left to right:
Kouakoumi Akouassi, Kouakoutche Adjoua Isabelle, Kouame Abran Augustine, Kouame Adjoua Kouao Lucine, Kouame Agamah, Kouame Edoukou Marie Sabine, Kouame Gnamien Bla Chantal, Kouame Yah Tanoh Flore, Kouame Yah Viviane, Kouao Koco N’grable Marie Sabine, Kouao Tanoh Bla Therese, Kouassi Ama Djenambou, Kouassi Amoin, Kouraogo Fati, Kra Kouao Yah, Labone Abiba.
From left to right:
Kouakoumi Akouassi, Kouakoutche Adjoua Isabelle, Kouame Abran Augustine, Kouame Adjoua Kouao Lucine, Kouame Agamah, Kouame Edoukou Marie Sabine, Kouame Gnamien Bla Chantal, Kouame Yah Tanoh Flore, Kouame Yah Viviane, Kouao Koco N’grable Marie Sabine, Kouao Tanoh Bla Therese, Kouassi Ama Djenambou, Kouassi Amoin, Kouraogo Fati, Kra Kouao Yah, Labone Abiba.
From left to right:
Lare Abiba, Logossou Christine, Maiga Sanata, N’guessan Brou Adjo Bernadette, N’guessan N’dri Macora Melanie, N’zore Tatiana, Nakro Aliman, Nanou Adjoua, Nanou Affoua Brindou Nadege, Nebie Korotoum, Negalo Fanta, Neya Azabie, Nikiema Assetou, Nikiema Korotoum.
From left to right:
Lare Abiba, Logossou Christine, Maiga Sanata, N’guessan Brou Adjo Bernadette, N’guessan N’dri Macora Melanie, N’zore Tatiana, Nakro Aliman, Nanou Adjoua, Nanou Affoua Brindou Nadege, Nebie Korotoum, Negalo Fanta, Neya Azabie, Nikiema Assetou, Nikiema Korotoum.
From left to right:
Ouattara Adjara, Ouattara Awa, Ouattara Barakissa, Ouattara Bintou, Ouattara Fatou, Ouattara Korotoum, Ouattara Nataharih, Ouattara Safiatou, Ouedraogo Aminata, Ouedraogo Fati, Ouedraogo Fatoumata, Ouedraogo Fatoumata, Ouedraogo Mariam.
From left to right:
Ouattara Adjara, Ouattara Awa, Ouattara Barakissa, Ouattara Bintou, Ouattara Fatou, Ouattara Korotoum, Ouattara Nataharih, Ouattara Safiatou, Ouedraogo Aminata, Ouedraogo Fati, Ouedraogo Fatoumata, Ouedraogo Fatoumata, Ouedraogo Mariam.
From left to right:
Pitropa Sata, Pitropa Sata, Porgo Alimata, Saabdane Maimouna, Sam Djenebou, Sawadogo Abiba, Sawadogo Djaratou, Sawadogo Djenebou, Sawadogo Rasmata, Sialla Andrienne, Simpore Sanata, Some Rebecca, Sow Abiba, Sow Zalissa.
From left to right:
Pitropa Sata, Pitropa Sata, Porgo Alimata, Saabdane Maimouna, Sam Djenebou, Sawadogo Abiba, Sawadogo Djaratou, Sawadogo Djenebou, Sawadogo Rasmata, Sialla Andrienne, Simpore Sanata, Some Rebecca, Sow Abiba, Sow Zalissa.
From left to right:
Tannohafoua N´Zian, Tanoh Brou, Tigori Gnametche, Yah Boko Jeannette, Yah Salaafa, Yalbi Bintou, Yao Affoua Charlotte, Yao Ama Jeannette, Yaogo Alimanta, Zalle Agueratou, Zongo Awa, Zongo Awa, Zongo Awa, Zongo Rakieta.
From left to right:
Tannohafoua N´Zian, Tanoh Brou, Tigori Gnametche, Yah Boko Jeannette, Yah Salaafa, Yalbi Bintou, Yao Affoua Charlotte, Yao Ama Jeannette, Yaogo Alimanta, Zalle Agueratou, Zongo Awa, Zongo Awa, Zongo Awa, Zongo Rakieta.
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