Primarily in Southeast Asia, but without excluding activities in other regions of the world: Creating local jobs; Training local workers; Fair access to the world of work; Sorting and valorization of waste; Development of energy production structures; Development of recycled plastic production structures; Development of heat-power structures; Resale on markets of raw materials; Development of the local economic fabric; Increasing the standard of living of local populations; Providing adequate basic food education and access to drinking water; Distributing filtered drinking water to disadvantaged populations; Removing children from forced, arduous and hazardous labor; Schooling children; First aid care; Assistance to the elderly; Assistance for street children; Food aid; Distribution of clothing; Creation of local cooperatives; Environmental education; Protection and preservation of water; Waste collection and sorting programs with local job creation; Promoting traditional agricultural practices; Encouraging the use of non-genetically modified seeds, open pollination; Promoting BIO cultures (fruits, vegetables, indigenous rice, wild berries, coffee, etc.), giving access to BIO markets; Creating local jobs and training structures, seed banks, etc. Replanting local tree species.