Latest news about our work in Ayuda en Acción.
Nueve años después de que estallara el conflicto armado en el norte de Mozambique, la crisis en Cabo Delgado ha dejado de ocupar los grandes titulares internacionales, pero el sufrimiento sigue muy vivo. Hoy, 1,6 millones de personas necesitan asistencia humanitaria urgente en la región y cerca de 500 000 continúan desplazadas lejos de sus hogares. Desde Ayuda en Acción, advertimos que esta emergencia se ha transformado en una crisis prolongada. Aunque los grupos armados ya no controlan grandes extensiones de territorio como en 2020, siguen perpetrando ataques rápidos, secuestros y saqueos ...
Ayuda en Acción, together with the Organization of American States (OAS), is launching the AI in Education Hackathon. This is a regional initiative aimed at teachers, educational institutions, and civil society organizations in Latin America and the Caribbean. Through this initiative, we seek to identify, share, and strengthen experiences that integrate artificial intelligence in a pedagogically sound, ethical, and inclusive manner. The initiative is part of the work we at Ayuda en Acción are carrying out on artificial intelligence, youth employability, and inclusion, with a special focus ...
In a decisive breakthrough for climate adaptation and resilience in the Horn of Africa, Ayuda en Acción positions itself in Ethiopia as the first organization to implement the Bundled Livestock Index Insurance (BILI) model in the country. This pioneering initiative is developed through a strategic alliance with the International Livestock Research Institute (ILRI) and Oromia Insurance Company, supported by financial and institutional backing from AECID. From IBLI to BILI: The Strategic Evolution Toward Continuity and Prevention Over the past eight years, Ayuda en Acción has successfully im...
At Ayuda en Acción, we believe that major environmental challenges can be turned into the greatest opportunities for people. That is why we are absolutely thrilled to announce the official launch of the second phase of Bamagreen in Mali. This is a pioneering circular economy project in West Africa that we co-lead alongside our allies at adaPETation (IMG Group), with strategic funding from the Spanish Agency for International Development Cooperation (AECID). With this initiative, we are proving on the ground that it is entirely possible to clean up our environment while building a much stronger...
Ayuda en Acción is working in Niamey (Niger) with young people affected by the floods who have lost their homes and opportunities. Our goal is clear: to facilitate their access to vocational training and improve their employment prospects. We are currently supporting 50 young people between the ages of 15 and 22 who live in the Kongou Zamay settlement in Niamey’s Commune III. This group is particularly vulnerable, with a high risk of dropping out of school, early unemployment, and social exclusion. To ensure the project’s impact, we began with a participatory assessment alongside local a...
At Ayuda en Acción, we know that humanitarian crises cannot be resolved overnight, but we can work together to overcome them. That is why we are pleased to announce that we have just launched the ECHO...
Have you noticed that it’s becoming increasingly common to hear harsh rhetoric about closing borders? At Ayuda en Acción, we’re absolutely clear on this: managing migration doesn’t mean building walls...
Manuel Escudero, 79 years old, patron of Ayuda en Acción and president of the Avanza Foundation, economist and a reference in the international field of sustainability and responsible management, pass...
Around the world, there are still millions of women whose day begins with walking miles to fetch water. For decades, carrying heavy buckets has been part of their daily routine—and that of their mothe...
The Afar region in Ethiopia has been significantly affected by recurrent insecurity, including spillover violence from the northern conflict and intermittent clashes along regional borders, which con...
The reality of a world without hunger looks increasingly distant. This is the conclusion of the 2025 Global Hunger Index (GHI), which, after 20 years of data, demands the urgency of "Zero Hunger Now."...