Videos tagged with "mercado"

CEI EXPORTAR ES PROGRESAR 2011 [02:56]
El Centro de Exportaciones e Inversiones Nicaragua (CEI), es una sociedad privada sin fines de lucro que apoya a las micro, pequeñas y medianas empresas, productores organizados y/o individuales, a fin de mejorar la competitividad del sector exportador nicaragüense para lograr una inserción exitosa en los mercados internacionales. Nuestra Junta Directiva está integrada por representantes del sector privado y público: Consejo Superior de la Empresa Privada (COSEP), Asociación de Productores y Exportadores de Nicaragua (APEN), Asociación Nicaragüense de Industriales Exportadores (ANIEX), Cámara de Comercio Americana de Nicaragua (AMCHAM), Ministerio de Fomento, Industria y Comercio (MIFIC), Financiera Nicaragüense de Inversiones (FNI) y Cámara Nicaragüense de la Micro, Pequeña y Mediana Industria Turística (CANTUR).
Tags: cei, nicaragua, exportacion, camarones, granada, leon, artesanias, managua, cultura, Ministerio de Fomento, Industria y Comercio (MIFIC)

Mercado de Granada, Nicaragua (agosto 2011) [01:40]

Tags: Granada, Nicaragua

Mercado de Granada, Nicaragua II (agosto 2011) [01:02]

Tags: Granada, Nicaragua

I'M BACK!!!!!!! (Part 1/3) [09:54]
Alright, so here's the long-awaited update video!...Well, the first of 3 anyway. Haha, I was only planning on making 2, but I just had too many things that I wanted to show you guys! ;P
Tags: crankuptheamps, Costa, Rica, Nicaragua, Puerto, Viejo, Puntarenas, Manuel, Antonio, Montezuma, San, Jose, La, Plaza, De, Cultura, El, Mercado, Central

Giving buying power back to the women of Soppexcca co-op. [04:04]
Far from the fields and coffee farms, the women of Soppexcca cooperative work long, hard hours sorting coffee beans at the mill. Most walk the road to work, which leaves only a few evening hours to shop for family necessities along their commute. As a result, the women routinely buy food and goods from roadside vendors in small quantities and at high prices - a transaction of circumstance that keeps them in debt. In 2010 with funds from our Fair to Farmer Direct program the women opened a mercado (translation: a market or store) just steps away from the sorting mill. Here, off the streets and in a safe environment the women can buy what they need at a manageable price.
Tags: Nicaragua, Women's, Cooperative