Verez y Saberes Foundation held an international cooperation training for non-profit organizations in the heart of Teusaquillo District , bringing together young people, community leaders and representatives of organizations interested in strengthening their knowledge and skills to build global alliances. This space was designed to delve deeper into the concepts and practices of international cooperation, highlighting its importance for sustainable development and the promotion of local initiatives.
During the workshop, participants explored various aspects of international cooperation, such as project formulation, seeking funding and creating collaborative networks with international organizations. Through interactive sessions and practical cases, attendees acquired essential tools to design and manage projects with social impact, learning how to connect their local initiatives with global goals.
The event was more than a day of learning; it was a meeting point to share experiences and visions. Participants left with a clearer vision of how international partnerships can enhance their efforts in areas such as education, the environment, social inclusion and community development.
The international cooperation training reinforces the commitment of Verez and Saberes Foundation to the training of leaders capable of creating bridges between the local and the global.
We thank all the attendees for their active participation and enthusiasm, and we look forward to seeing how they apply what they have learned in their future projects.
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