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. 

Costa Rica signs a historic commitment to strengthen community water management, benefiting 1.7 million people and ensuring future water security. 

A new partnership between the Bioamazonia Network, Fundación Avina, and WTT strengthens mission-oriented scientific research in the Pan-Amazon, boosting cooperation, innovation, and sustainability across the region.

“The Future of Water: 2025 Presidential Elections” is a television program that seeks to inform the public about the main water challenges and publicize the proposals of the leading presidential candidates for 2025. 

Fundación Avina participated in the Africa Business and Human Rights Forum (ABHRF), contributing to a vital discussion on the rights and recognition of informal and digital workers across the continent. The event brought together advocates, workers, and experts to examine key issues such as labor exploitation, digital rights, corporate accountability, and the need for inclusive policy-making.

On the International Day of Care and Support, Fundación Avina emphasizes the urgency of recognizing, redistributing, and dignifying care as the foundation of fairer, more sustainable, and more equal societies.

Fundación Avina promotes collaboration and sustainability in Panama, participating in Corporate Social Responsibility Week alongside regio 

The 6th Latin American and Caribbean Meeting of Rural Women gathered nearly 200 participants to share experiences, strengthen common agendas, and celebrate regional diversity   

Avina Ecosystem joined the UNGA and NY Climate Week, driving philanthropy to advance sustainable development.