INTERHANDS

Interhands was established in 2002 as a private Norwegian foundation with the aim to support projects within education, health, environmental and equality justice in developing countries.

We now operate through 3 different legal entitties, with same objectives, but different operation mode:

Interhands Foundation Norway (IFN)

support projects within education, health, environmental and equality justice in developing countries. We are committed to ensure that all funding is spent effectively through strong and sustainable local partners. We always try to oversee the effects and impacts of projects ourselves through close contact and follow up.

Over the years we have supported projects in Uganda, Tanzania, Nepal, Palestine and Afghanistan.

For more information, visit IFN .

Interhands Impact Fund (IIF)

is actively supporting and investing in responsible and sustainable initiatives across various sectors, including education, environment, social justice, and equality.

Our objectives shall be achieved through active Program Related Investments (PRI), where the social and environmental impact targets shall be given same priority as financial targets.

The foundation places particular emphasis on projects aimed at assisting challenged & disadvantaged populations. Through its efforts, IIF seeks to foster positive change and enhance the well-being of those in need .

Interhands Foreign Investment Company (IFIC)

is a registered business entity in VietNam, fully owned by IIF, and is our impact-first investment arm in Vietnam.

IFIC focuses on job creation, reduction of inequality, enhancement of worker welfare, and promotion of environmental sustainability.

IFIC shall focus on impact investments that are evidence based, meaning that have clear, sustainable and documented impacts. Through impact evaluations, we can understand what works and what does not, and we are investing in innovation that is proven effective.

The net profits derived from our operations will be utilized to support philanthropic projects within the country, thereby fostering positive social impact and contributing to the overall development of local communities.

For more information, visit IIF/IFIC .

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