When we think of inequalities we often think of people in the countries of the global south who lack the economic resources necessary to meet their basic needs.

However, this isn’t it.. Inequalities are a growing phenomenon everywhere, in the north and south of the world, and they take different forms: inequality in terms of work/income, of course, but also in terms of access to resources, education, services, opportunities of movement, expression and decision making, to name a few.

In developing our actions, we always aim to evaluate a simple indicator: the sustainable reversal of these trends.

Also in this case, we place the enhancement of the potential of people, informal groups and civil society organisations at the centre of our actions, due to the important role that these actors have in connecting resources and facilitating virtuous, inclusive processes that are truly capable of removing barriers and triggering new opportunities for collaboration.