Avina in New York: Just Energy Transition, Democracy and Global Cooperation in Focus
Avina will be present in New York during Climate Week and the United Nations General Assembly (UNGA), with representation from different areas of the organization.
Avina will be present in New York during Climate Week and the United Nations General Assembly (UNGA), with representation from different areas of the organization.
From June 1 to 12, the International Labour Conference (ILC), the most important decision-making body of the International Labour Organization (ILO), took place. Representatives of governments, businesses, workers and organizations from the ILO’s more than 180 member states gathered in Geneva, Switzerland, to discuss digital platforms, artificial intelligence, gender equality and social dialogue.
From May 29 to 31, the 3i Festival – Innovative, Inspiring and Independent Journalism took place in Rio de Janeiro. Fundación Avina supported the event and used the occasion to launch the Portuguese version of the Guide to Symbiotic Relationships Between Journalism and Civil Society.
Between May 12 and 14, we organized in Bogotá the Latin American Regenerative Investment Summit (LARIS), the Latin American Regenerative Investment Summit.
On May 21, the workshop “From Information to Action: Communicating Wildfires in a New Climate Context in Northern Patagonia” took place in Lago Puelo, creating a space for dialogue on how to communicate wildfires before, during, and after emergency situations.
We were in Copenhagen participating in meetings with the community of the European Philanthropy Association (Philea - Philanthropy Europe Association), of which we are enthusiastic to be a part.
Reinforcing its commitment to inclusive and sustainable development in Africa, Fundación Avina has officially joined the African Circular Economy Network (ACEN).
Fundación Avina seeks to procure the services of an independent evaluator or evaluation team to design, plan and conduct an interim evaluation of the Marajó Resiliente Project, funded by the Green Climate Fund.
Expanding local capacity to map land use and land cover is transforming natural resource management in South America
The transition toward renewable energy gains ground in Argentina