MamaOrgana focuses on organic fertilizers and substrates obtained by reusing food waste, while also creating work opportunities for single mothers from marginalized backgrounds.

Irina Tosheva’s atelier and the brand as a whole tackles many social issues by sourcing upcycled materials and certified fabrics with earth-friendly dyes, working with women makers who face barriers to employment, from artisans to seamstresses with fair living wages, keeping a low environmental footprint.

Giving a chance to work to people from vulnerable categories, reducing pollution through the recycling of coffee residues into products of increased value.

LCDF - The social enterprise "ZAEDNO", produces products made from textile waste, namely: pillows, pet pillows, decorative pillows, children's dolls and clothes. We use textile waste as filling for the products, and some elements are also incorporated into the design. We design the products in cooperation with professors and students from the Faculty of Technology at "Goce Delchev" University, Shtip, and we receive the textile waste from textile companies from Shtip. Young people and people from socially vulnerable categories who develop skills and knowledge for work are engaged in their production. Since textile waste is a serious environmental problem, this is the way we recycle, reuse and reduce.

Through supporting the development of social entrepreneurship in Peja, SEREC’s social goal is the growth of employment opportunities for marginalized groups, with a particular focus on empowering women and youth.

Teshavesha 1 is a charity shop founded by Action for Mothers and Children that operates with the main goal of raising funds to support the programs of AMC, which are focused in saving and improving women's, mothers, children and babies health in Kosovo.

Teshavesha 2 is the second charity shop founded by Action for Mothers and Children that operates with the main goal of raising funds to support the programs of AMC, which are focused in saving and improving women's, mothers, children and babies health in Kosovo. The shop receives clothing donations form the citizens and clothing companies free of charge, which are then sold at symbolic prices.

Their social mission is rooted in empowering its users to become more environmentally conscious and actively participate in building a more sustainable future by promoting awareness of the circular economy, recycling, and the use of technology for the common good.

Reuse as a youth-led business approaches the empowering of young people, promoting sustainability, and fostering a culture of innovation. The company contributes to a more sustainable and inclusive society while inspiring positive change among its customers and the broader community.