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Father Joseph Network
The Father Joseph Network has been created as an umbrella organization to harness and scale the collective operations, experiences, expertise and impacts from the Fonkoze microfinance institution, University of Fondwa, Association of the Peasants of Fondwa, and Sisters of St. Anthony of Fondwa.
FJN's goal: make an even greater impact in transforming the lives of the poor.
Father Joseph Network operations have been trusted enablers of economic empowerment in rural Haiti through community and small business development, education, finance, healthcare and more.
FJN is now enhancing, replicating and scaling its successful processes for even more impact in Haiti and beyond.
FJN is working to increase its capacity to transform the lives of the poor.
FJN's organizations, processes and resources can be a facilitating partner in the pursuit of the UN Sustainable Development Goals across Haiti and beyond.
The Business & Sustainable Development Commission reported that the SDGs can generate tens of trillions of dollars in global growth and 380 million jobs.
FJN has the proven expertise and processes to help corporations and NGOs fulfill the SDGs.
Click on the photos below to learn more about each FJN organization.
Father Joseph Network
The Father Joseph Network has been created as an umbrella organization to harness and scale the collective operations, experiences, expertise and impacts from the Fonkoze microfinance institution, University of Fondwa, Association of the Peasants of Fondwa, and Sisters of St. Anthony of Fondwa.
FJN's goal: make an even greater impact in transforming the lives of the poor.
Father Joseph Network operations have been trusted enablers of economic empowerment in rural Haiti through community and small business development, education, finance, healthcare and more.
FJN is now enhancing, replicating and scaling its successful processes for even more impact in Haiti and beyond.
FJN is working to increase its capacity to transform the lives of the poor.
FJN's organizations, processes and resources can be a facilitating partner in the pursuit of the UN Sustainable Development Goals across Haiti and beyond.
The Business & Sustainable Development Commission reported that the SDGs can generate tens of trillions of dollars in global growth and 380 million jobs.
FJN has the proven expertise and processes to help corporations and NGOs fulfill the SDGs.
Click on the photos below to learn more about each FJN organization.
The Father Joseph Network Is Recognized For Transforming Lives
The Father Joseph Network Is Recognized For Transforming Lives
We welcome you to our website and we encourage you to explore the many facets of the Father Joseph Network and the incredible impact FJN is having in helping the poor.
FJN was engaged by Caritas Italiana to plan ways to replicate its successes and enable even greater economic development through the management of "Local Development Committees" (LDCs).
FJN has already implemented several LDCs in communal areas across 5 Haitian Departments/States: Artibonite Valley, Central Plateau, South-East, South and Grand’Anse.
FJN will continue to deploy the LDC strategy -- including with a new, overarching 3-Legs program --across Haiti, and potentially beyond.
Through this LDC/3-Legs strategy, FJN will guide communities in developing strategies for growth and will help community stakeholders create an economically viable and sustainable future.
Importantly, FJN will harness its "3 Legs/LDC" strategy in support of the UN Sustainable Development Goals -- "17 Goals To Transform Our World."
To help achieve the SDGs, FJN will work with community stakeholders, organizations, corporations and individuals and will enable the framework for global growth and job creation identified by the Business & Sustainable Development Commission and the C. K. Prahalad economic growth strategy,
"The Fortune At The Bottom Of The Pyramid -- Eradicating Poverty Through Profits."
A Framework For Eradicating Poverty
A Framework For Eradicating Poverty
The FJN organizations have been executing an economic development strategy similar to the framework espoused by the late economist, C. K. Prahalad -- "The Fortune At The Bottom Of The Pyramid, Eradicating Poverty Through Profit." This framework is being codified in FJN's 3-Legs/LDC Strategy.
3-Legs/LDCs will help community stakeholders, professionals, businesses, students and individuals work together to lift people out of poverty, consistent with Prahalad's framework.
Of particular note: corporations seeking to "eradicate poverty through profit" can get much-needed and proven support from FJN and the LDCs/3-Legs program. LDCs can help corporations assess market needs, innovate and scale in collaboration with the communities they seek to serve.
FJN Can Help Parishes Engage In And Fulfill The UN SDGs
FJN Can Help Parishes Engage In And Fulfill The UN SDGs
The Vatican has joined with all 193 member nations of the UN to endorse the UN SDGs, and it is through Parish Twinning -- in coordination with FJN's LDC/3-Legs process -- that the Church can help lead the fulfillment of these goals.
FJN's work has been embraced by the Parish Twinning Program Of The Americas, and efforts to enhance the Parish Twinning program in Medor have really pleased a priest and community -- representing the impact FJN can bring to Parish Twinning in Haiti.
From a Parish Twinning perspective, through FJN's LDC and 3-Legs strategy, we can marshal the faithful
toward making the SDGs attainable.
Together, we can create sustainable economic development opportunities for our brothers and sisters in Haiti and around the world.
Ultimately, the LDCs and 3-Leg strategy should help reduce a Parish's need to continually ask for donations over time.