Redefining Limits: Avina at GDFE’s 24th Annual Conference

By |2026-11-10T10:07:59-03:00November 10th, 2026|NEWS|

The Group of Foundations and Enterprises (GDFE) held its 24th Annual Conference, a space for dialogue and exchange among leaders from a range of fields. The goal was to reflect on the limits that shape how we understand and respond to today’s challenges. Under the theme “Redefining Limits,” the event [...]

Collaborative Philanthropy in Chiapas: An Immersive Experience in a Territory Where Impacts Converge

By |2026-11-09T10:59:34-03:00November 9th, 2026|NEWS|

How can philanthropic organizations collaborate with each other and, together with local organizations and communities, generate impact that goes beyond funding? That was one of the questions that guided an immersive experience we organized in Mexico — in Chiapas, to be precise — with guests from several partner organizations. The [...]

Avina Ecosystem at COP31

By |2026-11-10T12:50:22-03:00November 3rd, 2026|NEWS, Sin categoría|

From November 9 to 20, Antalya hosts what has been called the "implementation COP." Fundación Avina arrives with a clear message: climate solutions are already happening in the territories, and the challenge is to recognize, finance and scale them quickly. In this post: Avina at COP World-Transforming Technologies Our Agenda [...]

Philanthropic Innovations to Strengthen Democracy

By |2026-10-05T14:08:28-03:00October 2nd, 2026|NEWS|

Amid the reconfiguration of international politics and the reflections that this moment has prompted across different spheres, those of us who are part of the philanthropic sector have been discussing the role we should play in addressing the impasse facing the current democratic model.

New York Climate Week reinforces an intersectional view of the climate crisis

By |2026-09-29T12:55:24-03:00September 29th, 2026|NEWS|

The week in New York that brings together the United Nations General Assembly (UNGA) and New York Climate Week was, as usual, intense. The Assembly took place at a time of financial, security and international cooperation challenges for the UN, yet the week still retained its mobilizing spirit and the engaged presence of representatives from different sectors.

When Does an Energy Transition Become Just?

By |2026-10-05T14:36:04-03:00September 18th, 2026|Articles, NEWS|

In October, ministers, companies, international organizations, academia, and other stakeholders will gather in Santo Domingo for the XI Energy Week of Latin America and the Caribbean. The agenda reflects the scale of the decisions and challenges facing the region: energy security, financing, integration, new technologies, planning, capacity building, gender, and energy poverty, among other issues.  

Tonelada Justa: We brought to the UN debate a solution that quantifies emissions avoided through the work of waste pickers

By |2026-09-11T14:52:02-03:00September 11th, 2026|NEWS|

Tonelada Justa was part of the debate during the Climate Week of the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change, held in Baku, Azerbaijan, from September 7 to 11. The methodology recognizes the contribution of inclusive recycling to climate action, quantifying the polluting emissions avoided through this work.

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