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With 211 files received at March 31, 2026, this session testifies to increasing number applications received and observed for a year now In a context marked associative through the reduction of public funding for their benefit. Despite All, this translates A maintaining the commitment of these structures in support of international solidarity. At the end of instruction process rigorous, 33 initiatives were deductions, For a total amount of €356,650, with subsidies ranging between €6,000 and €20,000 by microproject. This result East made possible thanks to the mobilization of our two partners long ago, THE funds endowment dB’Human And the foundation Gratitude. We thank them warmly for their involvement in support of micro-projects.
Once again, education and agriculture two-thirds of the selected projects are concentrated there, confirming their place in pillars of international solidarity. The themes d’access to essential services such as water or health complete the podium, with projects aimed at facilitating medical care in particular through the installation of’infrastructures. Special attention is paid to women and children, illustryearthe will of the associations to activate structural levers, by working with the most vulnerable populations. Note that two projects carry on the cultural theme, with the objective the revival of forgotten cultures/obscured. These initiatives aim to Culture as a concrete lever for improving living conditions populations. Waste recycling is necessary Also as an area increasingly being explored by associations, evidence the interest shown in proposing practical solutions to the global environmental issues.
Africa remains the most represented continent This year, with half of the projects selectedwhich will be conducted Togo, At Senegal And has Madagascar. THE three country are again the more sustained, which reflects both the scale of the needs and the anchoring links community actors in these areas. What we also remember from this session are THE four projects Who will take place in Morocco, a region usually less represented among THE winners. Beyond the African continent, three initiatives were selected in Latin America, SO a At Peru and two in Haiti ; And two projects will led in Southeast Asia, A At Cambodia And A At Laos, confirming Thus global reach of device.
In the district of Ouenzé has Brazzaville, At Congo, a used truck will be transformed into mobile traveling library. Reading workshops, digital literacy workshops, theatre, citizen debates: the project “Karavani Ya Bomoyi” hears strengthen the autonomy of women and young people by making culture and knowledge tools for emancipation, as close as possible to the inhabitants.
In the region of Bongolava, At central Madagascar, 233 villagers will be trained to agroforestry on both theoretical and practical aspects. Each person will then be able to planting thousands of trees in 5 municipalities. This project aimse to thecombating soil erosion through reforestation and to strengthen the autonomy of peasant communities by improving the food security of the population.
In the village of Puerto Miguel in Peru, the museum Shapishiko will be dedicated to the preservation of culture Kukama and raising awareness of the environmental challenges facing the Amazon. This project to open a cbetween cultural, of a animation space, and a handcraft shop, will be notably worn by local women, with the aim of combining the promotion and transmission of cultural heritage, with local economic development, and this through tourism.
At Cambodia, 92 children vulnerable individuals will benefit from diversified agricultural production (rice, vegetables, small livestock farming, fish farming) within an eco-farm integrated into the care home. This project aims for a multidimensional outcome: more than snutritional security, greater economic autonomy, a better education to agroecology and improved access to school and hygiene facilities.
These 33 projects are the result of collective work carried out within the framework of the device supported by the French Agency of ddevelopment (AFD), loyal partner of La Guilde for many years. We extend our sincere thanks to all those involved in making this program possible., that this either THE external instructors who invest themselves generously, or supporting actors such as THE Multi-Stakeholder Regional Networks, THE pS-Water Or THE Cicle network, as well as THE private foundations, and in particular la foundation Gratitude And the fund endowment dB'Human, committeds by our side for the common good.
CThis year marks a significant one for La Guilde., entering a new stage of its action. L'opportunity to consolidate THE practices And to pool knowledge in order to fight with determination For the future international solidarity. We will meet again for the next session. in 2027, with the same ambition: to make collective actionit is a lever for development.
