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Ayuda en Acción took part in the event “Alianza Shire: ten years of experience in access to energy in humanitarian contexts. Challenges and opportunities”, hosted by Alianza Shire, of which Ayuda en Acción is a member. This meeting, in which representatives of member organizations have participated, as well as Ethiopian entities that have participated in the project and relevant agents in the humanitarian, innovation and climate change fields. It was held in the auditorium of the Spanish Agency for International Development Cooperation (AECID) in Madrid and was attended by Pauline Cyiza, Regio...
Antón Leis, Director of the Spanish Agency for International Development Cooperation (AECID), recently visited Ethiopia to reaffirm Spain’s strong commitment to fostering sustainable development in the country. His visit underscored Spain’s dedication to supporting initiatives that enhance resilience, climate adaptation, gender equality, and humanitarian efforts, contributing to Ethiopia's broader development agenda. Strengthening resilience and empowering communities Ayuda en Acción Ethiopia, with financial support from AECID, is implementing transformative programs aimed at building resili...
Ayuda en Acción works to strengthen partnerships that promote sustainable development and social transformation in different regions, including Latin America. The relationship between the European Union and Latin America has been key in international cooperation, with a long history of trade, development programs and joint strategies to address global challenges. In an international context defined by the Trump administration's new policy on development cooperation and foreign policy in general, we at Ayuda en Acción believe it is important to strengthen collaboration between the two regions t...
On February 3, the European Parliament in Brussels held an important debate on the relationship between the European Union (EU) and Latin America. The current context, defined by the recent suspension of US foreign aid, represents a turning point for this dialogue. The event, called “Rethinking Global Gateway: youth, employment and education for an EU-LAC partnership that creates opportunities” brought together politicians, civil society leaders and young activists. The aim was to analyze how cooperation between the EU and Latin America and the Caribbean (LAC) can promote sustainable and in...
Cyclone Chido hit Mozambique in December, affecting thousands of families in a humanitarian crisis, now aggravated by the consequences of this and other meteorological phenomena, especially in the north of the country. After its passage, Ayuda en Acción alerts of the worrying situation, especially in terms of the possible spread of diseases such as cholera, and steps up the comprehensive response that was being carried out and that combines the provision of temporary shelter, drinking water and sanitation. Collaboration with humanitarian and governmental organizations is key to coordinating ef...
The social inclusion of Latin American youth, like that of much of the global South, is at stake in the coming years, and with it, the poverty rates, inequality and even social stability in large area...
The storm that last week has hit the east of our country and especially the Valencian Community has had devastating effects. Ayuda en Acción stands in solidarity with the people of Valencia region and...
Ayuda en Acción presentó su último estudio “Transiciones educativas y laborales de jóvenes procedentes de contextos socioeconómicos vulnerables” en una jornada centrada en los desafíos de la juventud ...
On October 24, Antonio Josué Díaz, Ayuda en Acción's expert on children's issues, participated as a guest panelist in the XIII Pan American Congress of OAS Member States. The event, held in El Salvado...
Jorge Cattaneo, who has served as Ayuda en Acción's Deputy General Manager for the past eight years, assumes the position of General Manager on an interim basis. In a transitional phase, this ensures ...
Hunger and gender inequality are critically intertwined, leaving women and girls extremely vulnerable, according to the Global Hunger Index (GHI) 2024. This annual report, in addition to updating the ...
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