Jibu staff and customer at our Ggaba – Uganda franchise // Photo courtesy of Sandro di Carlo Darsa / Tigre
This August, Jibu joined Business Call to Action (BCtA), a growing community of over 200 companies committed to inclusive business models. Launched at the United Nations in 2008, the BCtA initiative encourages companies to accelerate progress toward the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) by engaging people with less than US$10 per day in purchasing power (2015) as consumers, producers, employees, distributors and suppliers.
“Our company encourages individuals to address the water sanitation issue by starting their own franchises with water filtration tools and business training we provide,” said Jibu CEO Galen Welsch. Jibu requires a pre-qualified franchisee to pay an initial licensing fee, and in return they receive a shop set-up, finance, business skills and water sanitation technology training.
For more information, see the Jibu page on the BCtA website.
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