Fundación Avina is participating in the UN Regional Forum on Business and Human Rights in Asia, held in Bangkok, with an official panel focused on centering workers' voices in supply chain due diligence. Alongside key allies from the Democracy and Work Fund, the organization aims to influence public policy and strengthen its positioning in the Global South amid a context of crisis and regulatory shifts. 

Fundación Avina joined grassroots recyclers and allies from Latin America in Geneva for the Global Plastics Treaty negotiations. While no consensus was reached, the discussions highlighted the link between plastic pollution, the climate crisis, and social justice, reinforcing inclusive recycling and transformative narratives.

Fundación Avina has now its internal AI policy, reaffirming its commitment to technology that respects human rights, promotes equity, and supports the common good. AI is seen as a support tool—not a replacement for human decision-making—and the organization is fostering training and dialogue spaces for its ethical implementation.