From the very first day of the Women on the Green Path training, I knew I was about to experience a profound change—not only in my project, but in my whole life. These weren’t just workshops, but empowering spaces. I learned to connect my business with circular economy principles and to shift from a local producer to a policy thinker. When I sat at the national policy table, I was not a guest, I was a changemaker. EDAMA believed in us and placed us where our voices matter. The moment my story was published internationally was unforgettable. I wasn’t just doing business I was creating impact.

EDAMA gave me a qualitative leap professionally and intellectually. I learned how to prepare feasibility studies, design business models, and deliver impactful presentations. After winning the grant, I developed a strong brand, launched a commercial page, and started gaining real clients. Being part of the program was a win in itself.

Joining EDAMA’s programs marked a turning point in my journey. Through inspiring encounters, I expanded my work from mushroom cultivation to producing dried and processed goods. I gained access to funding opportunities and potential collaborations. EDAMA’s network empowered me and gave me a broader, more professional perspective on my project.

Since joining EDAMA’s programs, my project has witnessed tangible transformation. The specialized training in circular economy equipped me with both technical and managerial skills. On a personal level, I now have greater confidence and clarity of vision. EDAMA encouraged me to embrace innovation and deepened my understanding of my role as a green economy leader