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Our activities and projects are gradually increasing, with a dynamic of continuous action that is reflected in the different levels of action.
At the level of awareness and training, activities are developed and different actions are taken as an entity and in coordination with other entities in the solidarity and cooperation sector. In this section we want to offer information on cooperation projects: those that are under development and those that have already been completed, together with the objectives already achieved.
It is interesting to see the diversity of projects and the places where they are carried out, that is why we also include some images that show some of the work that we are doing. It is always important to be able to put names and faces to people and groups, even if there is a lot of physical distance in most cases.
Women in Vulnerable Situations Access Gynecological Care Services at George Duez Hospital for the Prevention of Cervical Cancer and Unwanted Pregnancies in the Municipality of Sucre (Bolivia)
Building Resilient Livelihoods to Guarantee Food Security and Protect the Environment from a Gender Perspective in the Municipality of San Ignacio de Velasco. Phase 2
Food Sovereignty and Water Care Led by Women and Youth from Peri-Urban Neighborhoods of District 7 in the Municipality of Viacha
Strengthening Food Sovereignty and Envi-ronmental Resilience with Gender Equity and Interculturality among Indigenous Po-pulations of the Chacaya District in the Mu-nicipality of Pocoata
Combating Gender-Based Violence through Inclusive Educational Communities, Strengthened Women’s Organizations, and Rights-Based Municipal Management in Ckochas, Phase III
Strengthening Humanitarian Response Capacity for People in Transit at La 72, Shelter for Migrants. Year 2025
Food sovereignty through a healthy and solidarity-based model of production, consumption, and commercialization, resilient to climate change, led by empowered and organized rural women from El Paisnal and Aguilares Districts, San Salvador Norte Municipality
Strengthening the organizational, participa-tory, and economic capacities of rural wo-men and men in the El Paisnal District, San Salvador Norte Municipality, El Salvador
Promoting Food Sovereignty in the Face of the Climate Crisis with Environmental Resilience, Gender Equity, and Masculinities in Communities of the Municipality of Poroma
Educational Opportunities for Vulnerable Girls and Boys with a Gender and Rights-Based Approach in the Peri-Urban Areas of Sucre Municipality
Promoting Food Security and Environmental Resilience with Gender Equity in the Face of the Climate Crisis, with Indigenous Ayllus of the Chacaya District in the Municipality of Pocoata
Development of Resilient Resources with a Gender Approach for Food Security and Environmental Protection in the Municipality of San Borja
Promoting Sustainable Local Economic Development with Women’s Participation for Governance and the Exercise of Their Rights in the Municipality of Ocurí, Phase II
Empowered and Organized Indigenous Rural Women Participate in Local Development and Environmental Resilience in the Municipality of Ravelo, Phase II
Empowered Women of Aguilares and El Paisnal Exercise Their Rights and Strengthen Food Sovereignty through an Agroecological Approach
Food sovereignty through a healthy and solidarity-based model of resilient production, consumption, and marketing in the face of climate change by empowered and organized rural women from the El Paisnal and Aguilares districts, San Salvador Norte Municipality.
Promoting sustainable local economic development with the participation of women for governance and the exercise of their rights in Ckochas
Strengthening organizational, participatory, and economic capacities with gender equity for 200 people (100 women and 100 men) who are members of 4 Community Development Associations (ADESCOS) in the San Pablo Tacachico district, La Libertad Norte Municipality.
Art and Culture: Weaving a New Paradigm without Machismo and Gender Violence in the Municipalities of San Pedro de Macha and Ocurí.
Strengthening organizational, participatory, and economic capacities with gender equity for 200 people (100 women and 100 men) who are members of 4 Community Development Associations (ADESCOS).
Empowered and organized peasant indigenous women participate in socio-economic development by ensuring agroecological food sovereignty in the Ravelo municipality of Potosí
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