Interesting blogs, stories and experiences by our development workers.
Progressio development workers are experienced and professionally qualified specialists who offer skills, expertise and knowledge that is not available locally. The key role of our development workers is to transfer their skills and knowledge to our partner organisations. Together with the partner organisations, they work alongside local people, supporting them to find solutions to the problems they face.

Cooperante Irene
9 February 2012
Personal Experience: Irene Lindenhovius Zubizarreta
Irene, a development worker of Spanish/ Dutch nationality, is currently responsible for training...
Honduras, Participation, Participation and effective governance
Lisa Barrett with Oscar Argueta and Xiomara Ventura
20 December 2011
Honduras: UK Consul experiences Progressio’s work in action
The Honduras Progressio team was delighted to introduce Lisa Barrett, political and consular...
Honduras, Participation
Oxen pulling a truck up a dirt road in Honduras
19 July 2011
Honduras: the muddy road to development
The visit to Nahuaterique with Digicel (read more in my previous blog, Honduras/El Salvador: The...
Honduras
Children in Nahuaterique with placards calling for better education
14 July 2011
Honduras/El Salvador: The town that doesn’t exist
Yesterday I visited some Progressio partners in the place known as Nahuaterique in Honduras. Set...
El Salvador, Honduras, Participation, Environment, Fragile states
Honduras. Local villager holding potted fruit plant
11 July 2011
Life after Logging
Providing alternate livelihoods to those who used to make a living out of illegal logging and to...
Honduras
Vine Falls, Honduras.
11 July 2011
Empowering people to protect their forests
“We the communities must fight together to prevent deforestation and secure water”, a yellow card...
Water, Honduras, Environment

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