The Tinderella Project

The Tinderella Project began to be developed in Peru in 2015 as a pilot, and was born from adversity, inexperience, and the naivety of believing that something different could be done within a culture already accustomed to the dynamics of corruption.

That wonderful experience in Peru, in addition to teaching me many things, left me with something wonderful, which has been slowly building over the last few years. The Tinderella Project, beyond being a novel based on a real experience, is a product that involves a social project, and a different proposal in the way of executing resources destined for what is understood in the world as charity.

If social projects were managed as a multinational is managed, perhaps all those millions of dollars would not disappear into thin air; and instead of having something temporary, many communities could enhance their products, perhaps actually better education, and why not? Access to a global market, which instead of seeing them as victims to whom coins should be given, sees them rather as the creators of unique and exotic products, who deserve to be supported so that they grow as a community.

So, I have no doubt that the proposal of an organization that, in addition to generating its own projects that generate added value and its own resources, and also has the capacity to let the public interact with the financial statements, movements and projections, of what will be an NGO, financed with 50% of the profits from the book.

These resources will be executed by what will be the first NGO in the world, willing to publish its financial statements and interact with the public, addressing their concerns and taking any concern, any grain of sand, any spark of divided energy that someone wants to give to this cause.

It is important that social projects involve a closer interaction with the community, where the community can have the capacity to know and actively participate in the activities of any project that involves resources destined for its benefit.

The greatest challenges in terms of resources can be solved with exact and corruption-free practices. It is for this reason that this project proposes the PMP model as a special approach to the sustainability of the impact, therefore planning and execution must be sensitive to these aspects, guaranteeing that the project is truly participatory and that the beneficiaries are involved in all stages of the process.

What if the general public had access to and a say in the resources donated to execute a project?

Perhaps operating costs would be reduced with travel expenses, salaries and commissions committed to political favors.
What if instead of simply spending resources on million-dollar projects that generate nothing, we will create a solidarity network where resources are executed with transparency and efficiency?

I present to you our first product of what will be a sustainable brand example:

THE TINDERELLA PROJECT.... Because in reality you can also live like in fairy tales......

Author: Diana M. Nagy

Publisher: Independently Published

Publication Date: 45624

Number of Pages: 264 pages

Binding: Fiction

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ISBN-13: 9798301639753