Culture, social understandings, religion and education are the main elements that are explored by socio-economics. Socioeconomic factors are the sectors of an individual’s activities and understandings that shape him as an economically active person and they are the elements that determine the economic activity of societies. Economies are not self contained but they work in conjunction with social attitudes, beliefs, values and interests of the communities and thus play an important role in the success of any new economic program being introduced.
The foundation appreciates this sensitivity between economic development and cultural practices therefore shall not introduce any grass root economic activity unless it recognizes the local cultural practices, thus acceptable to all.
