World Refugee Day. COOPI's Commitment In Latin America.
Today, June 20, is World Refugee Day, but do we really know who refugees are? They are first and foremost people who have had to leave their countries due to...
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Climate change, prolonged droughts, systemic institutional weaknesses and corruption exacerbate existing vulnerabilities, leading to increased forced migration, food insecurity and protection risks. Moreover, the COVID-19 pandemic, in addition to generating its own scenarios of needs, has exacerbated existing crises and increased the number of people with humanitarian needs.
Since 1973, COOPI has been intervening to assist communities most affected by disasters and food and nutrition insecurity, promoting their resilience to the effects of climate change.
Thanks to its activities, it supports local authorities in drawing up plans to manage food insecurity, encouraging the participation of civil society and the most marginalised groups, namely women and young people. Similarly, it implements disaster risk reduction and mitigation actions by preparing the most exposed communities and strengthening institutional capacities in risk management.
Resiliencia y Medios de Vida
Boletin - Respuesta ante la Crisi del Covid-19 en Latn América y el Caribe
Brochure COOPI Guatemala
COOPI en América Latina y el Caribe
Informe de línea final 2021 - Proyecto de seguridad alimentaria
Evaluación de la seguridad alimentaria en el corredor seco centroamericano 2021
Informe Movilidad Humana
Movilidad Humana - Resumen del Estudio
COOPI Reporte Anual 2022
Projects
Source: COOPI Annual report 2021
Beneficiaries
Source: COOPI Annual report 2021
International staff
Source: COOPI Annual report 2021
Local staff
Source: COOPI Annual report 2021