Observatory of Poverty - OPLA

#OPLAStories - Juan Diego's story clearly highlights how investing in relationships can generate responsibility, competence, and solidarity, for a society in which no one is left behind. by Tainã...

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Far beyond the numbers: when the EoC's commitment generates a future – and also a present. The OPLA report on the use of EoC International funds in 2025 to combat poverty by Tainã Santana When we...

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#OPLAStories - The story of Águeda, a young Mexican writer who is already living for a new economy by Tainã Santana We are in Mexico, where Águeda, a young writer of only 10 years old, writes to...

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#OPLAStories - The story of Mauricio, a dance and folklore teacher who, through the Sach-a Tusuy school, offers children and young people in his community the opportunity to grow and have fun...

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#OPLAStories - The story of Olivia, Héctor, and Gerardito: when strangers become brothers and sisters by Tainã Santana For over 10 years, Venezuela has been in a deep economic and socio-political...

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The Sunrise+ project is the natural evolution of Sunrise, the AMU-EoC post-earthquake rehabilitation project that has been already concluded Source: AMU Muisne Canton, Ecuador - also known as the...

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Roland is one of the protagonists of the Amu-Edc RestarT project, ‘Restart to stay’, who has discovered the power of reciprocity source: AMU Ramouseh is a large suburb of Aleppo, Syria,...

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#OPLAStories - ‘We are here for you, you are not alone’: when community involvement leads to unexpected outcomes by Tainã Santana from the OPLA Team It's a cold Sunday morning in Skopje,...

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In Cuba, the AMU-EoC project supporting small entrepreneurial initiatives is starting to bear fruit. The project is now complete: the case of the Caminitos de Ternura Kindergarten with its ‘School...

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“Generators” of communion: the OPLA 2024 Report is out! by Tainã Santana per OPLA Team There continue to be many situations of global pain, many of which are now forgotten. Driven by the media,...

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