Philantropic Efforts of WinVivo

Give Back to Indigenous People to Support Education of Women and Children

In developing economies women are not only hampered by many of the same concerns that face women in developing countries, but also deal with additional barriers to their economic security. Women’s unfulfilled potential significantly hinders economic growth. On the other hand, however, educated, income-earning women are especially powerful catalysts for development because they tend to invest more of their money in their families’ health, education and well-being than men do.

WinVivo is making development programs that help girls and women in the mountain areas of Western China, focusing on supporting young girls to finish high school and providing microfinancing to indigenous, ethical minority women to support their small-business related to promoting local culture and tourism. We will also collaborate with nongovernmental organizations with relevant experience to effectively implement the programs.