Philanthropy Trends in Latin America and the Caribbean
WINGS report highlights 8 key philanthropy trends in Latin America and the Caribbean, focusing on innovation, collaboration, and social impact.
WINGS report highlights 8 key philanthropy trends in Latin America and the Caribbean, focusing on innovation, collaboration, and social impact.
Technical visit to Marajó evaluates solar irrigation systems, rainwater harvesting, and access to drinking water, strengthening local community resilience.
UN debate highlights how care systems are essential to climate justice, showing disproportionate impacts on women and the urgency of integrating care into public policy.
Northern Argentine Patagonia has been facing increasingly frequent and severe forest fires for several years. Events such as those that occurred in Cholila in 2015, El Bolsón in 2025, and Chubut in 2026 show that the climate regime in Patagonia has already changed. It is not a temporary fluctuation.
As part of the official programme, Fundación Avina will host a special parallel event on the Climate and Care Initiative. The Initiative integrates the care agenda and climate action, highlighting their interconnections and drawing lessons from concrete practices led by ecofeminist movements and grassroots organizations.
Fundación Avina participated in People Powered 2026, in Nairobi, a global gathering on participatory democracy, democratic innovation, and citizen-driven solutions to contemporary challenges.
Fundación Avina held internal training sessions to integrate Artificial Intelligence into daily professional work with a focus on ethics, security, and strategic impact.
As part of its regional engagement in Central America, Fundación Avina is supporting the webinar “Large-Scale Monitoring of Land Cover and Land Use”, organized by the MapBiomas network, and invites all partners in the Central American region to take part in this event.
We are pleased to announce Paula Moreno as a new member of the Board of Directors of Fundación Avina.
In one of the regions of Chile facing the greatest water stress, the community of Quilicura is carrying out an unprecedented action: replacing artificial intelligence with human intelligence for one day to highlight the hidden water footprint of AI.