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01 NETWORKING AND IN THE Europamundo Foundation MEDIA ACTIVITIES Networking Europamundo Foundation Europamundo Foundation Presence institutional and in the media What is the Foundation Projects of the Call Life Cycle of FEM's Strategic Lines Project Projects developed 2019 Balance of actions Collaboration agreements Other activities Contribution to SDG
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ECONOMIC INFORMATION
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. LIGTHS OF HOPE. TRAINING AND PERSONAL DEVELOPMENT IN KOLKAT (INDIA)
YOUNG LIVING INKAS. COMMUNITY RURAL TOURISM (PERU)
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LETTER FROM THE PRESIDENT
This Report on the Activities of the Europamundo Foundation is intended to be published in March 2020, and given the events that have taken place as a result of the COVID19 pandemic, we believe that it is important to introduce this reflection by our President as a letter of presentation of the Report.
THE WORLD WAR OF HOPE - Will the human species be able to learn and grow after this terrible experience?
THE FIRST WORLD WAR IN WHICH WE ALL FOUGHT TOGETHER
In this new era, for the first time in the history of our species, the entire population, from all continents, religions and races, are fighting a war... all with the same objective: to win this war together...
How painful is the history of humanity... there has been so much suffering, so much hatred, so much distance... So much destruction in the countless wars over the centuries... this one has a immensely hopeful difference: they were always against each other, they all distanced us; they all left a dramatic trail of desolation and tears that were generated by hatred, local selfishness, intolerance and walls...
For the first time in this war we are all together, together in tears, together in the fight against the disease... for the first time in history this war will not separate us, but it is an opportunity to unite and seek together a better, fairer, more supportive, more sustainable future.
The first time that ALL HUMANITY, has the same objective, shares the same fears, they feel united in their tears.
An immense opportunity to realize that we inhabit only one planet and that what unites us has always been much more than what separates us.
A war that may allow us to destroy walls and build bridges when we manage, humanity as a whole, to overcome it and understand that we are sailing on the same ship: our beautiful blue planet.
Will the human species be able to learn and grow after this terrible experience?
The world war of hope!
Since the birth of our foundation, on April 29, 2011, 148 projects and 38 emergency actions have been supported in 30 countries, with a total of 255,938 direct beneficiaries, in the projects we have financed.
As President of the Europamundo Foundation and CEO of Europamundo Vacaciones, I am proud to present this report.
Luis Garcia Codron
President of Europamundo Foundation
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WHAT IS THE EUROPAMUNDO FOUNDATION? ALLIANCE BETWEEN NGO AND THE COMPANY.
EUROPAMUNDO FOUNDATION (FEM) is a private, non-profit organisation with its own legal personality and full capacity to act. The will of its founders, Europamundo Vacaciones (EMV), is the realization of the purposes of general interest that are reflected in its statutes. https://www.cloud-europamundo.com/fundacion/files/2014_08/estatutos_fundacion_europamundo.pdf . FEM works to promote coexistence and understanding between cultures, seeking a more tolerant and diverse world, promoting the use and enrichment of the cultural heritage of humanity and especially promoting tourism awareness among the peoples of the world as a strategy for development through sustainable tourism. With Global Compact, it works for the elimination of poverty, the fight against climate change and the reduction of inequality, through the United Nations Agenda 2030, its 17 Sustainable Development Goals and the 169 associated goals, as well as the development of Good Practices within its COMparte platform. With the UNWTO, it collaborates in the ST-EP (Responsible and Sustainable Tourism for the Elimination of Poverty) initiative created at the World Summit on Sustainable Development in Johannesburg in 2002.
The contributions to this Foundation come mainly from its parent company EMV and from the collaborators of Europamundo Vacaciones through its Operators, Suppliers, Travel Agents, Partners and Staff of the Company, as well as indirectly through the totality of the passengers that have as destination the circuits of Europamundo Vacaciones. Europamundo Vacaciones allocates 2 euros to its Foundation for each passenger who makes the EMV circuits, to support the NGO projects presented in its annual call.
Europamundo Vacaciones through its Foundation launches its ninth call for proposals of the 2019 FEM Fund, in September 2019, with a budget of 276,170 euros, which is of a social nature and is aimed at supporting activities aimed at improving the living conditions of people by collaborating in the creation of a more sustainable, diverse and tolerant world.
It is in FEM's general interest to carry out social action and cooperation activities for the development of areas and sectors of the population, especially vulnerable both in Spain and in other countries, and to promote sustainable human development. Also the actions that contribute to promote and improve the impact of sustainable and responsible tourism.
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EMALAIKAT FOUNDATION. BASIC HEALTH CARE IN TURKANA (KENYA)
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In the bases of the call, the criteria and requirements that the Valuation Commission of the Europamundo Foundation evaluates for the concession of economic subsidies to the different projects that were presented are detailed.
https://www.europamundo.com/fundacion/convocatorias.aspx
The Assessment Committee formed at the request of the General Director of Europamundo Vacaciones S.L. is responsible for selecting the beneficiaries, from among all the projects received annually in the call that opens in September, from the Europamundo Foundation Fund, and which are financed and executed in the year following the call.
GOTA DE LECHE. LANDING A DREAM
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Number of beneficiaries.
During the period 2011 - 2019, 148 projects have been carried out with a total of 255,938 direct beneficiaries, which we have supported in 30 countries around the world and collaborated with 50 NGOs.
Throughout 2019, 24 projects have been carried out in 17 countries in Latin America such as Bolivia, Nicaragua, Peru, Ecuador, Panama, Costa Rica and Colombia; in Africa such as Morocco, Ethiopia, Madagascar, Senegal, Tanzania; in Asia such as India, Nepal and the Philippines and in the Far East Lebanon; and in Europe such as Spain.
https://www.europamundo.com/fundacion/ProyectosEjecutados.aspx
DAN ZASS. DANCE, THEATRE AND DIVERSITY (SPAIN)
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PROJECT LIFE
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SOLIDARITY CAMPS. ECOTOURISM (SENEGAL)
The Europamundo Foundation develops four strategic lines of action:
PROJECTS The Europamundo Foundation, following the main strategic line of action, the financing of projects, launches an annual call with a process of selection of projects through its Assessment Committee. Over the course of a year, the project is carried out according to the "Project Life Cycle", as shown in the graph above.
STAKEHOLDER ENGAGEMENT The Foundation is interested in a collaboration between the entity and the different groups of
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VOLUNTEERING
-Collaborative. Homeless Program with the Solidarity Association for Development, Dance, Theatre and Diversity for young people with disabilities with the NGO Dan Zass, and with the Oxiria Foundation and its Guau program, of activities with young people with disabilities and therapy dogs. As well as in the inter-company race organized by Action Against Hunger.
-Internacional. International volunteer programme in Nepal, India, Kenya, Senegal, Morocco, Bolivia, Argentina, Ecuador and Honduras.
OTHER SOCIAL AND ENVIRONMENT ACTIVITIES Social and environmental awareness activities among Europamundo employees, collaborators and some members of its interest groups.
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PASOS COOPERATION. HEALTH VOLUNTEERS UPPER MIDDLE ATLAS (MOROCCO)
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Developed projects during 2019
COMMUNITY.
PROJECTS APPROVED AND FUNDED IN 2019 FROM THE EUROPAMUNDO FOUNDATION´S 2018 FUND CALL.
MULTICENTER
The project aims to develop a genetic tool based on the use of a panel of genes analyzable by NGS (Next Generation Sequencing) can change the diagnosis and, therefore, the management of people affected by Congenital Multiple Arthrogryposis and their families.
Direct beneficiaries: 43 women and 28 men
Indirect beneficiaries: 30 women and 15 men
Geographical Area: Spain
Duration: 12 months
http://amc-esp.blogspot.com/
RURAL COMMUNITY HEALING TOURISM
The project wants to create a rural community healing tourism agency (TRC), Young living Inkas indigenous people, with the maximum visibility that allows to increase the economic level of 50 families (300 people) and to avoid migrations towards the cities. The association joins the Sustainable Development Objective number 1 of poverty reduction through the TRC initiative as a development tool.
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Direct benefiiciaries: 200 women and 100 men
Indirect beneficiaries: The community (1.200 women and 800 men)
Geographical Area: Region of Cusco (In OLLANTAYTAMBO basin of PATACANCHA)
Duration: 12 months
https://es-la.facebook.com/losinkasvivientes/
ONEEMA: WAORANI WOMEN WEAVING CRAFTS, BUILDING DREAMS.
The project is dedicated to strengthening the ancestral knowledge of the Waorani women, mainly through the production of handicrafts. The "Oneema" project carries out various specialized training modules to improve the quality and development of new handicraft products that have been passed down from generation to generation.
Direct beneficiaries: 400 women
Indirect beneficiaries: 2.000 people
Geographical Area: Territorio Waorani ( Pazlaza – Ecuador)
Duration: 12 months
http://www.amwae.org/
PROFESSIONAL TRAINING FOR THE INTEGRAL AND SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT OF YOUNG PEOPLE AT RISK OF SOCIAL EXCLUSION.
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The project aims to improve the serious health, education and employment situation of young people at risk of social exclusion and their families in Mangily, southern Madagascar.
Every year, the centre receives more than 30 young people from the area to receive practical training to encourage their social and occupational integration and, at the same time, to raise their awareness of the importance of protecting the ecosystem, providing them with the means to escape from the conditions of extreme poverty in which they live.
Direct beneficiaries: 19 boys and 11 girls
Indirect beneficiaries: 150 women and 150 men.
Geographical Area: Mangily (Madagascar)
Duration: 12 months
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www.aguadecoco.org
OUR CITY, OUR MANGROVE
The project wants to contribute to the necessary cultural change, transforming attitudes, conducts and behaviors, in order to favor the protection and responsible use of water resources and sanitation, as well as the sustainable consumption and production; through awareness raising, environmental education, and the development of projects that allow to compensate the environmental footprint of the companies in benefit of the own community; contributing to improve their well-being and the health of the urban ecosystems.
Direct beneficiaries: The children of a school located in the lower basin of the "Juan Díaz" river.
Indirect beneficiaries: The community
Geographical Area: Panama City in the Juan Díaz and Matías Hernández river basins
Duration: 12 months
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https://www.imaginari.org.pa/
UNITED WE CONTINUE KNOWING MADRID
Due to the great success of the collaborative project with Europamundo of Adapted Cultural Tourism with Therapy Dogs. "WOW, THERE IS NO BETTER WAY TO KNOW MADRID" whose objective was to learn and get to know the most significant cultural aspects that the city of Madrid offers.
The new project: "UNITED, WE CONTINUE TO KNOW MADRID" continues to focus on the cultural aspects of Madrid's parks, with the collaboration of Europamundo volunteers and the students and tutors of the Oxiria Foundation.
Direct beneficiaries: 34 students from the Oxiria Foundation
Indirect beneficiaries: The volunteers of Europamundo
Geographical Area: Madrid (Spain)
Duration: 6 months
https://www.fundacionoxiria.org/
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SUPPORT FOR THE COMMUNITY INITIATIVE ON CULTURAL AND ECOLOGICAL TOURISM
The project seeks to alleviate the situation of poverty in 8 rural communities, for which it proposes to support 145 families in the consolidation of a cultural and ecological tourism initiative that takes advantage of the high cultural and ecological appeal of the area in which they are located.
To this end, work will be carried out along two lines: i) Professionalizing the activities, especially empowering the most vulnerable households; ii) Improving the marketing of the tourism program in close collaboration with the main sectoral actors.
Direct beneficiaries: 393 women and 390 men
Indirect beneficiaries: 5,469 women and 5,521 men.
Geographical Area: Shambangeda, Misalai , Kw emsoso, Mgambo
Kazita, Kizerui, Kw elumbizi and Zirai in Muheza district ( Tanga - Tanzania ).
Duration: 12 months
https://ongawa.org/
PROVIDING RESOURCES AND OPPORTUNITIES FOR WOMEN
The project responds directly to the need for sustainable income-generating activities for the women of the village. The objective of this first phase is for an initial group of 15-20 "nanays" (mothers) to establish a functional "patahian" (sewing shop) to eradicate poverty in the Bulacan Community and empower women.
https://www.projectpearls.org/
EYE HEALTH PROJECT IN TIGRAY
Medical assistance with cataracts and other eye pathologies. Also, to facilitate the training of the personnel and the contribution of the material and medication necessary for the operation of the operating rooms.
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Direct beneficiaries: 21,000 patients
Indirect beneficiaries: 12 municipalities with a total of 800,000 people.
Geographical Area: Mekelle (Tigray - Ethiopia)
Duration: 12 months
https://proyectovision.org/
ACCESSIBLE STORIES: “THE FAIRY WHO COULD NOT FLY IN AN AIRPLANE”.
The project wants to create a book with stories in which 8 stories related to disability and accessible tourism are narrated. The book will have a CD version in which our actors will narrate and dramatize each story so that it can be heard by all children (and adults) including those with visual impairment.
The profits from the sale of the story will be distributed in its entirety among the different solidarity projects related to each of the stories.
Direct beneficiaries: groups in a situation of functional diversity and visual, physical, hearing and mental difficulties. Indirect beneficiaries: Groups related to disability and mobility
Geographical Area: Spain
Duration: 12 months
http://teatrosolidario.es/
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HOUSE RARE ASSISTANCE
Guarantee basic resources for the autonomy of young LGBTIQ+ people who have been expelled from their homes for being different, from academic tutoring, psychological/psychiatric therapy, medicines, help with public transport to get to their place of study, school supplies, travel expenses, accommodation, among others. Currently, 15 people are assisted, but the list of applications is extensive and due to lack of economic resources they continue on the waiting list.
Direct beneficiaries: 35
Indirect beneficiaries: -
Geographic Area: San José, Alajuela, Heredia and Cartago, (Costa Rica)
Duration: 12 months
https://www.facebook.com/CasaRaraCR/
LANDING A DREAM TO WAKE UP NEW SMILES.
The project seeks to transform the lives of 115 early childhood children who are in a situation of displacement and vulnerability, providing them with comprehensive, pedagogical, psychosocial and nutritional care.
Direct beneficiaries: 55 boys and 60 girls
Indirect beneficiaries: 410 families
Geographical area: Medellín (Dept. of Antioquia) - Colombia
Duration: 12 months
Medellín Gota de Leche Garden and Cribs
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wwwgotadeleche.blogspot.com www.gotadelechemedellin.org
HEALTH CARE IN THE INDIGENOUS COMMUNITIES OF THE BENI DEPARTMENT.
The project aims to create and consolidate a self-sustaining health system in the poorest and most deprived areas of the Bolivian jungle. For this purpose, expeditions are carried out to the most remote communities where people from the community itself are trained in basic health issues. This is done with qualified volunteers who carry out solidarity trips to Bolivia and, at the same time, train and take basic medical kits to the communities.
Carry out 20 expeditions to the most isolated indigenous communities to train people from those communities and bring community kits.
Carry out an experience of solidarity travel and international volunteering in the indigenous communities for qualified health personnel.
Direct beneficiaries: 4,000 people
Population of the area of influence: 40,000 people
Geographical area: Department of Beni. Bolivia
Duration: 12 months
www.solidaridadmedica.org
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SCHOOL FENCING
The school fence is very important for the safety of the children attending the school, as the youngest ones run out and meet directly the main road of the village which is very busy.
Direct beneficiaries: 230 girls and boys.
Indirect beneficiaries:
Geographical area: Nala, about 40 km from Kathmandu, Nepal
Duration: 12 months
www.proyectoamavida.org
DANCE-THEATRE AND DIVERSITY
Weekly classes of Dance-Diverse Theatre with people with physical, psychic and/or sensorial functional diversity in the Community of Madrid, with the possibility of participation by people without functional diversity. This project is being developed since 2004 and with the support of this call we hope to grow as a learning and knowledge project around dance- theatre in its artistic aspect (offering the possibility of accessible participation of all to Art and Culture) as well as in its social aspect (favouring social inclusion, coexistence and diversity of people).
Direct beneficiaries: 300 people
Indirect beneficiaries: 736 among family members and professionals.
Geographical area: Madrid (Spain)
Duration: 12 months
http://www.danzass.com/
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BASIC ASSISTANCE FOR SYRIAN REFUGEE FAMILIES IN CAMPS AND URBAN AREAS OF JORDAN.
The purpose of this project is to contribute to the protection of Syrian refugees living in the area of Mount Lebanon, near Beirut, by improving the housing conditions of the homes of this population and preventing their eviction. It will essentially focus on supporting those living in unfinished buildings or those that do not meet minimum humanitarian standards, and will directly benefit 55 Syrian families (330 people).
Direct beneficiaries: 173 women and 157 men,
Indirect beneficiaries: 55 families
Geographical Area: Lebanon
Duration: 12 months
http://www.acnur.es/
HEALTH CARE IN THE LLEMI TRIANGLE, TURKANA.
The project develops health care through the mobile clinic in 9 points of care. The health staff travels from the Lobur base to the different localities and areas of the region to provide health care, focusing on the treatment of the most prevalent diseases, vaccination, health education and training of local agents. This service guarantees access to health care for the population, without interfering with or modifying their nomadic and semi-nomadic lifestyle.
Direct beneficiaries: 6,570 women and 6,670 men, 3,920 children and 2,450 elderly people
Indirect beneficiaries: 6,860 people
Geographical area: Turkana (Kenya)
Duration: 12 months
http://www.fundacionemalaikat.es/
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ALCAHUAL HEALTH CARE AND PROMOTION CENTER
The Acahual Center will hire a doctor who will work 45 hours a week in consultation from Monday to Friday not holidays and will perform on Saturdays colposcopies, cauterizations, cryotherapy, or biopsies. This assistance is provided to women from the Acahualinca neighborhood and surrounding areas, as well as their dependent children. The doctor will participate in the health promotion and support activities for abused women that the centre has been carrying out regularly in this poor area of Managua.
Direct beneficiaries: 3,000 women and children
Indirect beneficiaries: 10,000 people
Geographical area: Barrio Acahualinca in Managua, Nicaragua
Duration: 12 months
http://pasoscooperacion.webcindario.com
HEALTH VOLUNTEERS IN THE MOROCCAN ATLAS.
The aim is to influence the health of the population of isolated villages without health posts in the Central High Atlas in the Tounfite Circle (Midelt Province) at an altitude of between 1800 and 2300 m., maintaining the network of Base Houses equipped with emergency care kits, attended by health volunteers. This project also aims to bring the population closer to the Local Health System.
Direct beneficiaries: 800 people
Indirect beneficiaries: --
Geographical area: Tounfite (Morocco)
Duration: 12 months
http://pasoscooperacion.webcindario.com
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HOMELESS PEOPLE IN STREET SITUATION IN THE CITY OF MADRID.
The project serves people who are on the street in the city of Madrid. It is based on seven routes that leave daily from Monday to Thursday in the central area. The routes are made up of social volunteers who try to create a meeting space from the equality with the homeless people and, from here, break their loneliness accompanying their process and enhance those relational and affective aspects that help them to recover the motivation and self-esteem necessary to start any process to improve their situation. In addition, we work in a network and are permanently coordinated with the rest of the resources and entities.
Direct beneficiaries: 250
Indirect beneficiaries: 2,200 according to the count of the Local Technical Forum for the Homeless
Geographical Area: City of Madrid (Spain)
Duration: 12 months
http://www.solidarios.org.es/
BUILDING FOOTPRINTS III: training and personal development of minors at risk of exclusion for labour insertion in responsible tourism.
"BUILDING FOOTPRINTS II" is based on a need detected in the area of action in which school children have a low level of education and a notable school failure, mainly those in pre-adolescence and adolescence. The program consists of support classes in English (the official language in the country) and computer science (India is the largest producer of software in the world) as well as personal development for future socio-labour insertion in the sustainable and responsible tourism sector by creating a tourist guide cooperative to promote knowledge and defence of the environment, respect for cultural differences and protection of the landscape with its natural, archaeological and cultural heritage.
Direct beneficiaries: 150 minors (70% are women),
Indirect beneficiaries: 400 families
Geographical Area: Calcutta (Santagrachi is one of the main slums of the Howrah area) - India.
Duration: 12 months
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www.lights-of-hope.org
NUTRITION AND FOOD SAFETY
The NPH home in Peru takes in 105 children and young people without resources and covers their most basic needs: medical care, food, and education, until they reach the age of majority and are sufficiently prepared (university or technical studies) to become independent, form their own family and be examples for their community. In all these stages, the nutrition of the children is primordial since most of them when they arrive at our home suffer from severe malnutrition problems. We must recover them nutritionally and ensure a correct diet that allows them to make the most of the educational opportunities they find at home. The project seeks the food sustainability of the children.
Direct beneficiaries: 105 children and adolescents
Indirect beneficiaries: 20 local employees
Geographical Area: The NPH Peru home in San Vicente de Cañete
Duration: 12 month
https://www.nph-spain.org/
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DEVELOPMENT OF ECOTOURISM IN THE VILLAGE OF BADIAN, PAIS BASSARI, SENEGAL
The Solidarity Eco-Camp in Badianes is an ecotourism, solidarity and community installation that is managed by a group of people from the village, chosen by consensus among the families, forming a GIE (Economic Interest Group), an administrative figure very common in Senegal that allows a group to operate commercially in a simple way. The supervision of the management is carried out by Solidarity Camps, which provides the financing for the construction of the facility through donations from public or private institutions. Opened since 2003, it has managed to become sustainable by covering its expenses and the workers' salaries. It consists of 8 circular cabins surrounding the restaurant hut on the banks of the Gambia, equipped with a complete toilet and porch, a restaurant with kitchen and dining room, 3 cabins for guides and volunteers.
Direct beneficiaries: 409 people
Indirect beneficiaries: 10,000 people
Geographical Area: Bandiagara - Mali
Duration: 12 months
http://www.campamentos-solidarios.org/
PROGRAMME OF ACTION, DEFENCE AND REACTION AGAINST GENDER VIOLENCE
We conceived the Programme of Action, Defence and Reaction against Gender Violence by assessing our needs and the response of the system (judicial, police, health, comprehensive and social care system...). By undertaking their liberation, women initiate a fight on multiple fronts: judicial, social, labor, physical and emotional. The economic, physical and psychological consequences of the mistreatment diminish their capacity of reaction. The scarcity of aid provokes labour exploitation, a fall into poverty, new mistreatment due to an increase in vulnerability, the steps taken being shaken or encouraged to never take them for fear of it and the lack of confidence in the system.
Our program serves as an effective support as the woman advances in the process, increasing her capacity to defend herself physically, emotionally, judicially, socially and laboriously, providing them with adequate tools to undertake a new life without violence.
Direct beneficiaries: 200 women Indirect beneficiaries: 300 families Geographical Area: Fuenlabrada and the Community of Madrid (Spain)
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Indirect beneficiaries: 300 families
Geographical Area: Fuenlabrada and the Community of Madrid (Spain) MEMORIA DE ACTIVIDADES 2019
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Balance of Actions 2019
Geographic Area
DATA 2019
Geographic Number of Amount % of the Area Projects Aid 120.704,85 Latin America 9 € 44,95% Africa 5 65.570,36 € 24,42% Asia 3 31.930,00 € 11,89% Europe 6 40.339,56 € 15,02% Middle East 1 10.000,00 € 3,72%
TOTAL 24 268544,77 100%
Area of Action DATA 2019 Number Performance of Amount % Area Projects of the Aid Education 3 34.619,73 € 12,89% Health 4 58.684,16 € 21,85% Infrastructures 1 6.000,00 € 2,23% Social Action 12 119.613,12 € 44,54% Tourism 3 39.627,76 € 14,76% Humanitarian Aid 1 10.000,00 € 3,72%
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Population sector
DATA 2019
Number Population of Amount Sector Projects of the Aid Set of population 11 147.601,48 € Women 4 42.568,22 € Youth 4 43.500,00 € Minors 3 20.510,07 € Refugees 1 10.000,00 € Homeless 1 4.365,00 €
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Balance of Actions 2012-2019 Geographic Area DATA 2012 - 2019 Geographic Number of Amount % Area Projects of the Aid Latin America 62 1.048.827,78 € 54,60% Africa 27 224.453,51 € 11,68% Asia 22 355.506,91 € 18,51% Europe 33 239.468,92 € 12,47% Middle East 4 52.763,98 € 2,75%
TOTAL 148 1.921.021,10 € 100%
Area of Action DATA 2012 - 2019 Number Performance of Amount %
Area Projects of the Aid Education 23 255.353,08 € 13,29% Productive sector 1 31.608,40 € 1,65% Health 27 357.202,37 € 18,59% Infrastructures 9 117.046,92 € 6,09% Social Action 55 480.792,23 € 25,03% Tourism 25 552.828,10 € 28,78% Business creation 1 24.690,00 € 1,29% Social Capital 2 27.500,00 € 1,43% Humanitarian Aid 5 74.000,00 € 3,85%
148 1.921.021,10 € 100%
Population sector DATA 2019 Number Population of Amount %
Sector Projects of the Aid
Set of population 61 1.061.166,76 € 55,24% Women 12 223.163,75 € 11,62% Youth 32 263.749,80 € 13,73% Minors 30 222.137,34 € 11,56% Inmigrants 3 37.733,12 € 1,96% Refugees 7 99.621,73 € 5,19% Homeless 3 13.448,60 € 0,70%
148 1.921.021,10 € 100%
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DAN ZASS. DANCE, THEATRE AND DIVERSITY. (SPAIN)
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Collaboration agreements
PASOS COOPERATION
Europamundo Vacaciones has renewed the collaboration agreement with the NGO Pasos Cooperación to finance a project for a network of community health volunteers in the region of Tounfite, province of Midelt in the Moroccan Atlas.
The aim is to influence the health of the population of isolated villages without health posts in the Central High Atlas in the Tounfite Circle, with an altitude of between 1800 and 2300 meters, maintaining the network of "base houses" equipped with emergency care kits, attended by health volunteers. The network of health volunteers has 23 volunteers from 16 villages in the area of Tounfite and Imichil.
This project is developed in the Central High Atlas in the villages of the valleys between Tounfite and Imilchil (communes of Agoudim, Sidi Yahya and Anemzi. province of Midelt). It is a region of high mountains, population of Amazigh language and culture, with an agro- pastoral economy (agricultural crops and grazing of goats and sheep) of survival, although there is a small rural tourism activity very little developed (also survival). There is a very high degree of illiteracy, which is more than 90 % in women. There are villages up to 2,200 m above sea level, and the climate is very cold in winter, with abundant snowfalls that often isolate the population.
The duration of the project is one year starting in October 2018 and ending in September 2019. Two expeditions are carried out, one in October before the snows and the other in May after the snows.
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www.pasoscooperacion.webcindario.com
ECODES (ECOLOGY AND DEVELOPMENT FOUNDATION).
This business collaboration agreement in activities of general interest aims to compensate 3,901.19 tons of CO2 during 2019 through a CeroCO2 compensation project, corresponding to 2017 CO2 emissions.
The project through which the compensation is going to be carried out is "CommuniTree- Community Reforestation in Limay "Nicaragua. Limay Community Carbon Project is a community reforestation initiative that brings together small farmers in Nicaragua to reforest parts of their disused land, promoted by the NGO Taking Root.
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The compensation project has a cost of 10 euros/tCO2eq. And about 15,000 trees have been planted throughout 2019.
https://ecodes.org/
FACTOR CO2
In 2019, Europamundo Vacaciones and the Europamundo Foundation have signed a collaboration agreement with Factor CO2 to offset CO2 emissions in 2019, 3,937.41 tons of CO2 emitted during 2018 through 3 projects:
Wind power generation project in Tongliao (China) Sustainable transpore project in Mexico Avoided deforestation project in the department of Madre de Dios (Peru)
The first two projects are United Nations bonds called CERs and the third is purchased under the VCS standard.
https://www.factorco2.com/es/
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LIGTHS OF HOPE. TRAINING AND PERSONAL DEVELOPMENT IN KOLKAT (INDIA)
UNHCR: REHABILITATION OF SYRIAN REFUGEES HOUSING IN LEBANON
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Other activities in 2019
UNHCR Traveling Exhibition on Shelter and ODS.
The week of December 16th the Europamundo Foundation held a travelling exhibition of UNHCR at the offices of Europa Mundo Vacaciones.
The exhibition with 11 roll-ups highlighted the 17 Sustainable Development Goals empowering vulnerable people among the more than 68 million refugees, displaced and stateless people who experience daily the consequences of uprooting.
Civil society must act and be part of the change by getting involved in the actions that are developed in favour of refugees. .
www.eacnur.org
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Action Against Hunger inter-company race.
Every year the Europamundo Foundation participates with the EMV volunteers in the race organized by Acción contra el Hambre to raise funds for the nutritional treatments of children under 5 years old in all its projects.
In the race the Europamundo Foundation makes a donation of 10 euros per kilometer run by each of the volunteers. In 2019 the 47 EMV volunteers ran a total of 494 kms
Campaign to collect food, clothes, toys and stories at Europamundo.
During the first fortnight of December, the Europamundo Foundation organised a campaign to collect food, women's and baby clothes, toys and stories at the Europa Mundo Vacaciones offices.
160 people participated in the campaign, including staff from the Europa Mundo office in Madrid, and guide staff from our circuits.
We have collected 13 boxes of food, 2 Christmas baskets, 9 boxes of women's clothing, 6 of clothing from baby, 8 of toys and stuffed animals, and 2 of stories. In addition, about 800 euros have been collected that have served to buy more than 500 kgs of food, plus donations made by the staff of Europammonds.
The distribution of this material has been made between:
the Godmother Foundation (Women's clothing and baby food, toys and stories). https://madrina.org Madrid – Tetuán (Madrid – Spain)
Victoria Association against gender violence and Today for you (Women's clothing, baby clothing,food and toys). https://asociacionvictoria.wordpress.com Fuenlabrada (Madrid)
Urban Angels Association (Food, women's clothing and Christmas basket). https://angelesurbanos.org/ (Madrid – Spain)
the Parish of San Ramón de Puente de Vallecas (Food, women's and baby clothes, toys and Christmas basket). http://www.parroquiasanramonmadrid.com Madrid - Vallecas
Yellow Duck (Food). http://asociacionpatoamarillo.com Madrid - Orcasitas
We would like to thank you from the Foundation for supporting all our office colleagues and guides.
Christmas Centre Workshop.
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The Europamundo Foundation and the Oxiria Foundation organized the second edition of the Christmas Center workshop at the Europa Mundo Vacaciones offices, in which 16 people from the Europamundo staff participated as students and 8 young students from the social and labor inclusion program for people with disabilities who served as teachers.
Floral centres were set up which the Europamundo students used to decorate their houses during the Christmas season.
https://www.fundacionoxiria.org/
Climate Emergency Conference
Within the "Thematic Tuesdays" conferences that the Europamundo Foundation organizes at the Europa Mundo Vacaciones headquarters, the NGO ONGAWA was present at the meeting on the last December 10th. Engineering for development, talked about climate change, the role of civil society and the participation of a climate alliance, in view of the COP25 the United Nations Climate Change Conference.
https://ongawa.org/
Meeting “Volunteer and Diversity: I COUNT TOO”
On 11 December, the Tomillo Foundation organised a meeting with Telefónica, Mutua Madrileña, Fonética, Asociación Síndrome de Down and the Europamundo Foundation to present a study on "attention to diversity through voluntary action. State of the art and good practices". The study also includes a catalogue of 15 good practices to promote the tention and management of diversity in volunteering.
One of these good practices was presented during the meeting by the Europamundo Foundation through
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The PsH volunteer program is carried out by the Europamundo Foundation through the NGO Solidarios para el Desarrollo, which has more than 30 years of experience. The Europamundo Foundation also participates with Solidarios in the Re-crea program that puts PsH in contact with society through healthy leisure activities that promote relationships, empathy, knowledge and mutual respect.
The meeting was closed by the President of the Tomillo Foundation with a dedication through... tomillo.org/noticias/presentamos-el-estudio-la-atencion-a-la-diversidad-desde-la-accion- voluntaria-estado-del-arte-y-buenas-practicas
https://tomillo.org
IX SLOW FILM COMPETITION. GUADALAJARA CITY.
The Europamundo Foundation participated as a sponsor of the Guadalajara award in the IX Slow Film competition in the city of Guadalajara.
On Sunday, November 10th, two members of the Evaluation Commission of the Europamundo Foundation presented the award for the best short film in Guadalajara to Inés Espinosa's Estereotipia.
The Guadalajara Slow Film Festival fulfills a social and cultural function in the city, bringing different films to the citizens and dealing with themes that are important to make visible.
The organizers, Contrapicado Films and El Rincón del Lento promote the idea of "slowness" or "slow life" which they understand as a set of actions such as respect for the environment and people, responsible consumption, defense of culture, decrease, alternative life and leisure, cooperation, social economy and food sovereignty, trying to make individuals improve their quality of life, control their time and be critical of the current economic and social model. .
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PROJECT EVALUATION WORKSHOP
The Valuation Commission of the Europamundo Foundation held a project valuation workshop through the company Agroconsulting, which specializes in consulting and technical assistance to promote socio-economic development through international development cooperation, intervention with the most disadvantaged groups and environmental conservation and awareness.
HUGS SOLIDARITY GALA "Cure the Dravet"
The Europamundo Foundation has participated by sponsoring the 5th Edition of the Hugs Solidarity Campaign, which starts with the slogan "Cure the Dravet".
Dravet syndrome is a severe form of childhood epilepsy that is very difficult to treat. The underlying genetic defect is the SCN1A gene mutation.
Dravet Gene Therapy research is carried out by scientists from the Foundation for Applied Medical Research (FIMA) in Pamplona, Tel Aviv University (TAU) in Israel, Centre National de la Recherche Scientifique, University of Montpellier in France, Dravet Syndrome Foundation in Spain and the Centre for Translational Research in Applied Medicine, Innomedyx in Valencia with whom the Europamundo Foundation collaborates.
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GENETICS CONFERENCE WITH INNOMEDYX
The result of the collaboration between Innomedyx and Europamundo Foundation was the conference given by Innomedyx's CEO on genetics and hereditary genetics last Tuesday 19th November for the staff of Europa Mundo Vacaciones, within the Tuesday Thematic program.
In November, the programme of "Thematic Tuesdays" begins in Europamundo, one per month, which during 5 sessions will deal with topics such as hereditary genetics, transsexuality, homelessness, climate change or gender violence.
The first conference will be given by the CEO, Rosa Valenzuela, from Innomedyx, a rare disease research company, who will talk about genetics, hereditary genetics, under the title "Knowing and winning".
Do you know how big is the DNA contained in one of your cells? Almost 2 meters long! Imagine, how much information it contains. If you know how you're always winning. Your genes talk about you. .
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Presentation of the participation in the international volunteer programs of Europamundo Foundation
On July 10 in Europa Mundo Vacaciones we made the presentation of the various international volunteer programs in which staff from Europa Mundo Vacaciones have participated.
It was the presentation of the project for the recovery of animals in the Bolivian Amazon, a school in Nala (Nepal) where Amavida has been collaborating since the earthquake of 2015, and the health volunteer project that Pasos Cooperación is carrying out in the High Middle Atlas in Morocco.
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Dan Zass Association Workshop with Europamundo Foundation : Performing Arts and Diversity
On June 2nd we held a joint workshop between the students of Asociación Dan Zass and the volunteer staff of Europa Mundo Vacaciones and their families.
This is a meeting that mixes dance, theatre and diversity, as we carried out the workshop with the users of Dan Zass, people with functional disabilities.
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Foundation Oxiria Workshops with Europamundo Foundation
For the second consecutive year, several workshops with animal-assisted interventions have been carried out among the users of Fundación Oxiria with volunteers from Europa Mundo Vacaciones and family and friends.
A total of six workshops were held, the first two of which were theoretical training workshops for users of the Oxiria Foundation, while the remaining workshops were held in conjunction with volunteers from the Europamundo Foundation and therapy dogs in various parks in Madrid and at the cat library.
Thematic Tuesdays with ONGAWA
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The last thematic Tuesday of the low season in Europamundo was on March 26th with ONGAWA, engineering for development that gave us a focus on 2030 and the Sustainable Development Goals.
A clear, developed, and to some extent critical vision in which the colleagues of the Europamundo office have participated.
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Theme Tuesdays. Talk on gender violence by Victoria Association
Continuing with our thematic Tuesdays, on February 21 we had Asociación Victoria at the offices of Europa Mundo Vacaciones, to give us a workshop on sensitization and awareness against gender violence.
Through the support that Europamundo Foundation gives to Asociación Victoria, we contribute to ODS 5 Gender Equality, to end all forms of discrimination against women and girls.
Volunteers at the Europamundo Foundation
In 2019, 50 Europamundo staff participated in the different volunteer programs of the Europamundo Foundation.
In international volunteering two colleagues, Maria and Maria Angeles from the Europamundo office have participated in a project in Nala (Nepal) with Amavida, with whom we have been collaborating for several years. And also Sara, Luz and Justo participated in a project of Cooperation Steps in the High Middle Atlas in Morocco.
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Storytelling Donations
Every year, through the Europamundo Spanish Market department, story books for children between the ages of 2 and 12 are given as gifts to our sons and daughters donated by the Jaguar publishing house.
Exhibition of projects 2019 of the Europamundo Foundation.
In December, an exhibition was held at the Europa Mundo Vacaciones office of the 24 projects carried out in 2019. This exhibition is a replica of the one made at the annual Europa Mundo Vacaciones Convention last November in Jordan.
Campaign to collect caps for recycling.
The Europamundo Foundation annually manages the collection of plastic bottle caps at the offices of its parent company Europa Mundo Vacaciones among all its employees and also in collaboration with some guides. These stoppers are delivered to the schools of the sons and daughters of the staff of Europa Mundo, and also through the Seur campaign "stoppers for a new life
https://www.fundacionseur.org/recogida-de-tapones/
These plugs are used to help children with serious health problems who need medical treatment or orthopaedics not covered by Social Security.
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OXIRIA FOUNDATION. GUAU (SPAIN)
AMC SPAIN. RARE DISEASE RESERCH
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RIVENDELL SOLIDARITY THEATRE. ACCESSIBLE STORES (SPAIN)
PROJECT PEARLS. OPPORTUNITIES FOR WOMEN (PHILIPPINES)
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Call for the Europamundo Foundation´s 2019 fund
On 1st September 2019 the ninth annual call for proposals was made for the Fund, endowed with 276,170 euros , by the Europamundo Foundation to provide financial aid to projects presented by non-profit organisations (NGOs), such as associations, foundations, mutual societies, cooperatives, congregations or religious bodies.
The deadline for submitting projects was 30 September and 70 projects were presented, from 65 entities and 28 countries: 11 from Latin America, 3 from Asia, 11 from Africa, 2 from the Middle East and 1 from Europe in sectors such as: 11 in Tourism, 6 in Education, 35 in Social Action, 7 in Health, 5 in Infrastructures, 3 in Refugees and 1 in Homeless People, 2 in Gender Violence.
The Evaluation Commission of Europamundo, made up of 26 members, is responsible for evaluating the projects before 31 January 2020, following the evaluation criteria attached to the bases of the calls. The projects chosen will be financed until the fund is exhausted during the year 2020.
http://www.europamundo.com/fundacion/convocatorias.aspx
NUESTROS PEQUEñOS HERMANOS. PROTEINS, VITAMINS, MINERALS (PERU)
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IMAGINARI FOUNDATION. OUR CITY, OUR MANGROVE (PANAMA)
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WORLD TOURISM ORGANIZATION (OMT/UNWTO).
The parent company of the Europamundo Foundation, Europamundo Vacaciones, joined UNWTO and was accepted as an affiliate member at the 19th General Assembly held in Gyeongiu, Republic of Korea, from 8 to 14 October 2011.
The World Tourism Organization (UNWTO): http://www2.unwto.org/es is the United Nations organization in charge of promoting responsible, sustainable and accessible tourism for all.
The UNWTO, as the leading international organization in the field of tourism, advocates for tourism that contributes to economic growth, inclusive development and environmental sustainability, and provides leadership and support to the sector to expand its tourism knowledge and policies worldwide.
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The UNWTO advocates the application of the Global Code of Ethics for Tourism to maximize the sector's socio-economic contribution while minimizing its potential negative impacts, and is committed to promoting tourism as a means of achieving the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDA) by 2030, which aim to reduce poverty and promote sustainable development.
Its membership includes 153 countries, seven territories and more than 500 Affiliate Members representing the private sector, educational institutions, tourism associations and local tourism authorities.
www.step.unwto.org
GLOBAL COMPACT
Europamundo Vacaciones is a partner of the United Nations Global Compact Red Española, which is an international and voluntary initiative of ethical commitment aimed at ensuring that all companies in all countries implement as an integral part of their operations and strategy their 10 Principles of Conduct and action regarding Human Rights, Labour Standards, the Environment and the Fight against Corruption, as well as the implementation of the 17 Sustainable Development Goals.
https://www.pactomundial.org/
The Global Compact also advises companies to produce their progress report, or sustainability report, as a further step in applying their Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) policies.
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PASOS COOPERATION. HEALTH VOLUNTEERS UPPER MIDDLE ATLAS (MOROCCO)
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Anual summons.
Every year on September 1st, the Europamundo Foundation launches a call for proposals addressed to social and environmental Non-Profit Organizations (NGOs), so that they can present their projects and after a selection process, following the criteria attached to the bases, the projects will be financed with an allocation of between 250,000 and 310,000 Euros from a fund that Europamundo Vacaciones donates to the Europamundo Foundation, equivalent to 2 Euros for each passenger travelling on our circuits. https://www.europamundo.com/fundacion/convocatorias.asp 58
The Europamundo Foundation launches the seventh call of the Economic Fund for the financing of projects
https://www.gacetadelturismo.com/tags/fundacion-europamundo
CO2 Emission offset projects
https://www.factorco2.com/es/europa-mundo-vacaciones-un-ano-mas- neutra-en-carbono/noticia/6340
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PROJECT PEARLS. OPPORTUNITY FOR WOMEN. (PHILIPPINES)
PASOS COOPERATION. HEALTH VOLUNTEERS UPPER MIDDLE ATLAS. (MOROCCO)
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Attached file Economic Report of the Europamundo Foundation on the Web:
http://www.europamundo.com/fundacion/Memoria.aspx?paisID=1
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AMAVIDA. SCHOOL IN NALA (NEPAL)
AGUA DE COCO FOUNDATION.PROFESSIONAL TRAINING (MADAGASCAR)
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05 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
We thank our parent company Europamundo for its annual donation and all our collaborators of Europamundo Vacaciones: our Latin American and Asian operators, our suppliers, our partners, the colleagues in the Madrid office, and the fellow guides who have allowed us to carry out our activities and have supported and been at our side in the development of these.
We also want to express our gratitude to the entities that we have helped economically in 2019, financing their projects or specific emergency actions:
- Solidaridad Médica - Amavida - Solidarios para el Desarrollo - ACNUR - Asociación Victoria - Fundación Casa Rara - Campamentos Solidarios - Dan Zass - Asociación de Mujeres Waoranis de la Amazonia Ecuatoriana - Gota de leche - AMC España - Fundación Emalaikat - Asociación Jovenes Inkas Vivientes - Fundación Imaginari - Fundación Oxiria - ONGAWA - Fundación Agua de Coco - Pasos Cooperación - Fundación Nuestros pequeños Hermanos - Lights of Hope - Project Pearls - Proyecto Vision - Rivendell Teatro Solidario - Acción contra el - Fundacion Comparte Hambre
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And especially to all those entities that have presented their projects but have not been able to finance them as:
ACTION AGAINST HUNGER, GLOBAL ANTHROPOLOGY, DON BOSCO SUPPORT, ASEM, BARRÓ ASSOCIATION, ABRAHAM PROJECT ASSOCIATION, TUMANI TRAVEL ASSOCIATION, CODESO, CONGREGATION OF SMALL PARENTS, ECONOMISTS WITHOUT BORDERS, EUROFIRMS PRIVATE FOUNDATION, EUROFIRMS, PRIVATE FOUNDATION, MANUFACTURING FANTASIES, GREEN FUND, ATASIM FOUNDATION, AYMY FOUNDATION, CBD-HABITAT FOUNDATION, CODESPA FOUNDATION, WHITE CROSS FOUNDATION, INTEGRA FOUNDATION, FUNDACION PEDAGOGICA CRISTAL, FUNDACIÓN PEQUEÑO DESEO, FUNDACION PRESMANES JIMENEZ DIAZ, FUNDACION RANSTAD, FUNDACION TENGO HOGAR, FUNDACION VISOZIAL, GRUPO DE APOLO, HEALTH FOR AFRICA 55, HELP UP, HOMELESS ENTREPRENEUR, HUMANICEMOS, MISIONERAS DE JM Y J, MON JOVE ASOCIACIÓN, MOVIMENTO DE ORIENTACIÓN AL EMIGRANTE, NOS NOROESTE SOSTENIBLE, OMT - ÁREA DE COOPERACIÓN, PORQUE NO AYUDAR, PROSALUS, PROYECTO LUZ DE ESPERANZA,UPOCAM.
We would also like to express our special thanks to the volunteer members of the Evaluation Commission for their support and constant collaboration, and in particular to:
- Mario Muñoz Beteta - Valeria León
Justo Palma Bastos - Rebeca Pizarro Hoyas
- Laura Ramírez Baños - Maricel Abarzua Willinbrikn
- Luz Tribaldos Tierno - María Berlanga Rodriguez
- Elena Jimenez Berrón - Eira López Acuña
- Mª Teresa Turrillo Montiel - Carlos González Hernando
- Hema Sachdeva - Amparo Vinuesa Mansilla
- Vidal Peiró Fernández - Amanda López García
- Elisa Sobejano Martinez - Ainoa Sanz Gonzalez
- Barbara Arias Sanche - Joaquín García Vélez
- Carolina Esteban Cortes - Tatiana Rozhko
- Sara García Correas - Amaya de Cortabitarte López
- Isabel Dominguez García -Vanessa Fraile Serrano
- Claudia Braña
Our thanks to our fellow volunteers and family members who have supported Dan Zass' Dance, Theatre and Diversity Project:
- Luz Tribaldos, Marly Hernandez, Candy Ponce de León, Justo Palma, and relatives family: Fabricio Codron, Nicole Iratxe Velasquez, Cristina García and Helena Sanchez
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Our thanks to the colleagues who have volunteered with Solidarios para el Desarrollo on the weekly routes with Homeless People (PSH):
- Luz Tribaldos Tierno - Felisa Aguilera Teresa - Justo Palma Bastos - María Berlanga Rodriguez
And the companions of the routes like: Maria Macias and Sara Correas.
Our thanks also to the volunteers of the project "Wow, there is no better way to know Madrid" of the Oxiria Foundation with mentally handicapped:
- Luz Carmen Tribaldos Tierno - Justo Palma Bastos - Mª Teresa Turrillo Montiel - Cecilia López Mora - Valeria León - Xinyue Hu - Isabel Dominguez
And the accompanying family and friends:
Cecilia Gónzalez Turrillo, Jingyu Lu
As well as our international volunteers María Berlanga, María Angeles Martín in a project in Nala (Nepal), Sara Correas, Luz Tribaldos and Justo Palma in a project in the High Middle Atlas in Agudim (Morocco)
Our special thanks go to our colleague and General Director of Europamundo Vacaciones (EMV) and president of the Europamundo Foundation, Luis García Codron, for being by our side, supporting and advising us in the development of the Foundation's activities, as well as to our vice-president Berend Lund Christian and our members of the Board of Directors.
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ASOCIACIÓN VICTORIA AGAINST GENDER VIOLENCE (SPAIN)
SOLIDARIOS PARA EL DESARROLLO. HOMELESS PEOPLE (SPAIN)
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President: Luis García Codron
Vice President: Berend Lund Christian
Treasurer: Gabriel Sánchez De Lamadrid
Secretary: Justo Palma Bastos
Members:
Feliz Graciele Axalan
Zablan Carlos Pera Apud
Johanna Lorena Vázquez
Elena Jimenez Berrón
Vanessa Fraile Serrano
Carlos González Hernando
Evaluation commission Volunteers
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Projects carried out throughout the World in 2012 - 2019
http://www.europamundo.com/fundacion/Inicio.aspx?p
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