Fundació Mil·lenari Competitors

Referente para Emergencias y Coordinadora de la Unidad creada para las mejoras de gestión, evaluación y procesos de información de los proyectos de cooperación internacional.

CEAR (Spanish Commission for Refugees) is a non-profit organization, founded in 1979, of voluntary, humanitarian, independent and plural action. Our aim is to work alongside citizens defending the right to access asylum. CEAR is inspired by a profound respect for values such as justice, solidarity, freedom, equality, independence, ethical commitment, plurality, transparency, participation and coherence. The defence of these values is our underlying priority and essential motivation for our work. Our Mission is to defend and promote Human Rights and the complete development of refugees, stateless persons and migrants who are in need of international protection and/or exposed to social exclusion. Specialties: Refugees, Asylum, Human Rights, Refugees International, Migration Rights, Help to refugees, non state people, Humanitarian Aid, Human rights, Migration, Advocacy, Humanitarian Help, Humanitarian assistance, Non-profit, International protection, Refugees Welcome

”la Caixa” Foundation manages Welfare Projects promoting programmes, actions, studies, supports and equipment, individually or collectively, to contribute to the progress of individuals and society, with special emphasis on the most vulnerable groups. With over 110 years of history, ”la Caixa” Foundation maintains a budget of 500 million euros and promotes more than 50,000 activities each year with more than 10,500,000 beneficiaries, with a firm commitment to human rights, peace, justice and human dignity. Solidarity, integrity, humanism and transcendence are the values that accompany the ”la Caixa” Foundation to achieve sustainable social change and to create opportunities for people. ”la Caixa” Foundation is the 1st foundation in Spain and the 3rd in the world, which makes it an international point of reference.