Our work
2023 Annual Report
36 Development Cooperation projects in our main countries of operation (Bolivia, Guatemala, Cuba, Ivory Coast and Peru). Our roadmap follows a holistic approach and is based on the 17 Sustainable Development Goals. The tool by means of which the United Nations invites us to fight for a global, fair-to-all and sustainable development.
All of our projects of Education for Development and Global Citizenship are guided by the concept ‘training to transform’. The success stands out due to the increases in impact and budget. Children and teachers conduct social innovation actions to ensure de accountability of the Sustainable Development Goals in their communities.
We keep on insisting on family as the foundation for the construction of a fair and sustainable society. Our projects are aimed at strengthening the family, beginning from its weaker members: children, elderly and women; and the family itself as an institution.
Our transforming volunteer programs keep establishing relationships between our volunteers and the most vulnerable people, generating unique experiences and huge growing opportunities.
- Assessments 2018-2023
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- Assessment 5
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- Assessment 3
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ASSESMENTS SUMMARY
2018-2023
FABRE Foundation
This document contains the evaluations made to FABRE Foundation during the last 5 years by external auditors.
DEVELOPMENT COOPERATION
2023, Bolivia
Food security and water in municipality of Calamarca
Contribute to the full exercise of the social, economic and political rights of 226 women leaders in the municipality of Calamarca, with gender equality and promotion of environmentally sustainable productive initiatives, in line with targets 5.4 and 5.5 of SDG 5.
AREA
FOOD SECURITY
NUMBER OF BENEFICIARIES
376
PRESUPUESTO TOTAL
€628.175
LOCAL PARTNER / COLLABORATOR
AYNY
MAIN FUNDING ENTITY
GOBIERNO DE NAVARRA
DEVELOPMENT COOPERATION
2019, Bolivia
Food security and irrigated water in 6 communities of the high plateau of La Paz
This project provides food security and irrigation water in 6 Aymara indigenous communities living in the high plateau of La Paz. The communities have increased their production of food in a sustainable way, fostering shared responsibility over domestic tasks such as the improvement of nutritional habits.
AREA
FOOD SECURITY
NUMBER OF BENEFICIARIES
600
PRESUPUESTO TOTAL
€121.416
LOCAL PARTNER / COLLABORATOR
AYNY
MAIN FUNDING ENTITY
GOBIERNO DE NAVARRA
DEVELOPMENT COOPERATION
2017, Guatemala
Promotion of higher standards of for 3000 boys and girls, as well as for the rest of the school community in 20 public primary schools in rural areas of the Momostenango township
It is our purpose to consolidate access to education and ensure school attendance, improving teaching and managing skills and fostering public participation in education management. This program targets boys and girls in rural areas of extreme poverty.
AREA
EDUCATION
NUMBER OF BENEFICIARIES
5.330
PRESUPUESTO TOTAL
€189.170
LOCAL PARTNER / COLLABORATOR
NORSUD
MAIN FUNDING ENTITY
XUNTA DE GALICIA
DEVELOPMENT COOPERATION
2018, Guatemala
Continuous production and commercialization for 400 women of indigenous communities of Chimaltenango and Sololá in Guatemala through Ixoqi’ social corporation.
We support 400 women in exercising their economic rights, so that, at the end of the project, at least 80% are associated with Ixoqi’ S.A., developing their activity in a satisfactory way and receiving enough income to exit poverty rates.
AREA
EMPLOYABILITY
NUMBER OF BENEFICIARIES
400
TOTAL BUDGET
€239.066
LOCAL PARTNER / COLLABORATOR
FUDI (IXOQI’)
MAIN FUNDING ENTITY
OBRA SOCIAL LA CAIXA
DEVELOPMENT COOPERATION
2013, Bolivia
Integrated Project for ensuring food supply for indigenous families vulnerable to food insecurity (VAM), living in rural communities in the South of Bolivia.
The project is being developed in the Poroma municipality, one of the 5 poorest municipalities of Bolivia. the project focuses on the people who are most vulnerable to food insecurity and hunger, and its consequences, i.e. it will work with women and children (providing direct support to 576 families), since these are the people among which extreme poverty predominates.
These will be the areas of intervention:
- Basic services: access to safe drinking water.
- Food sovereignty: access to decent and adequate food.
- Environment protection: natural resources management, and risk and disaster prevention and management, in order to reduce their vulnerability.
AREA
FOOD SECURITY
NUMBER OF BENEFICIARIES
2.500
TOTAL BUDGET
€283.884
LOCAL PARTNER / COLLABORATOR
NORSUD
MAIN FUNDING ENTITY
COMUNIDAD AUTÓNOMA DE MADRID
DEVELOPMENT COOPERATION
2016, Bolivia
Human Rights Based Approach and Human Development for an inclusive, intercultural and bilingual education in 57 Educational Units in Poroma township (Bolivia).
We carry out an effective implementation of human-development and rights-based approaches in order to provide an inclusive, intercultural and bilingual education, inspired by innovation in both administration and teaching. We also encourage community participation in education management.
AREA
EDUCATION
NUMBER OF BENEFICIARIES
3.964
PRESUPUESTO TOTAL
€161.664
LOCAL PARTNER / COLLABORATOR
NORSUD
MAIN FUNDING ENTITY
XUNTA DE GALICIA
DEVELOPMENT COOPERATION
2015, Guatemala
Promoting social and professional inclusion of rural women through technical and production training programs, direct support to business services, and access to credit.
TARGET:
It aims to identify disadvantaged women who reside in El Quiché, Sololá and Totonicapán departments, as well as raise awareness on their situation, support their training and give them business advice, so that they may develop or strengthen competencies to enter in the labour market either as employees or self-employed.
MAIN ACTIVITIES:
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Identification of 1200 women and raising awareness on their situation, so that they may join different technical and production training programs.
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Technical and production training for 850 women will be offered through various methodologies and at various levels, according to the situation of women. The training areas will cover: food, textiles and services.
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Strengthening the micro-credit program for 240 women.
- Business advisory services for 400 women.
IMPACT:
Development of 2.710 disadvantaged women, where the illiteracy rate is near 87.5%, by helping their personal development and easing their insertion into the labour market.
AREA
EMPLOYABILITY
NUMBER OF BENEFICIARIES
2.710
TOTAL BUDGET
€280.000
LOCAL PARTNER / COLLABORATOR
FUNDAP
MAIN FUNDING ENTITY
COMUNIDAD AUTÓNOMA DE MADRID
DEVELOPMENT COOPERATION
2014, Guatemala
Development of health social capital within the community, as an effective strategy for strengthening the system of nutritional recovery in San Marcos, Guatemala.
TARGET:
Prevention and treatment of malnutrition at the communities of Tacana, Sibinal and San José Ojetenam.
MAIN ACTIVITIES:
- We attended 158 mothers in gestation period and highly vulnerable; we also trained and guided families for the modification of habits of hygiene and food.
- We provided care for 262 children under five years.
- We created a net of 169 volunteers trained as promoters of rural health, whose main function is providing timely services to save lives. The volunteer health promoters provide counseling, training, primary health care and timely reference in their communities and surrounding communities.
IMPACT:
We trained and attended mothers in gestation period for the modification of habits of hygiene and food, which are basic conditions for breaking the vicious circle of malnutrition. 59% of the 262 children under five years attended improved its indicators of weight, and 72% improved its indicators of size.
AREA
HEALTH
NUMBER OF BENEFICIARIES
1.296
TOTAL BUDGET
€67.000
LOCAL PARTNER / COLLABORATOR
FUNDAP
MAIN FUNDING ENTITY
AYUNTAMIENTO DE ALCOBENDAS
DEVELOPMENT COOPERATION
2013, Guatemala
Socioeconomic Program to generate income for rural indigenous women in the highlands of Guatemala.
Through this program, it is intended that women will acquire the general technical, organizational and financial skills needed which will allow them to take advantage of the business opportunities that small productive initiatives in rural tourism and/or marketing both in their own communities as well as other markets offer.
AREA
EMPLOYABILITY
NUMBER OF BENEFICIARIES
1.019
TOTAL BUDGET
€239.066
LOCAL PARTNER / COLLABORATOR
ACOE
MAIN FUNDING ENTITY
OBRA SOCIAL LA CAIXA
ASSOCIATION
ONAY