Projects rooted in local realities
Solidarity-based cooperation projects are concrete initiatives developed between different territories, built on collaboration, exchange, and adaptation to local contexts.
They do not follow a top-down aid approach, but rather a dynamic of co-creation between partners.
Each project is based on:
• a locally identified need
• committed stakeholders
• structured coordination
• a timeframe adapted to the project and its context
Solidarity-based cooperation is an alternative in response to globalization.
Our dynamics are global, our challenges are global, and therefore the solutions must also be global. Solidarity-based cooperation allows us to approach this situation in a rational, structural, horizontal, and cross-cutting way. It involves recognizing several key realities:
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the recurring lack of economic growth in so-called “developed” countries (France, Italy, etc.)
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the significant growth of “emerging” countries in recent years, although often slowed by various challenges
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the gradual convergence of national GDP values across countries around the world
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the lack of strong institutional consolidation in many emerging countries
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the expertise of “developed” countries in building, developing, and operating institutional systems
A gradual approach
We prioritize continuity, contextualization, and clarity of roles.