Latin America and the Caribbean

Support for philanthropists wishing to get involved with projects of public interest in Latin America and the Caribbean.

Strengthening actors in Latin America and the Caribbean in key sectors such as health, training and the economy is something that the King Baudouin Foundation contributes to, thanks to the involvement of philanthropists and donors. We support local actors, individuals and organisations that contribute to the development of their country. In order to increase our impact, we work with other partners and philanthropic organisations, through the Myriad alliance for borderless giving.

Our activities

  • we support individuals, organisations and businesses that wish to contribute to improving the living conditions of people in Latin America and the Caribbean
  • we support individuals and local organisations
  • and we allocate loans and bank guarantees to actors in civil society. 

Latin America is part of the programme Europe & international

More info on myriad.org

Grantees

Xuajin Me Phaa A. C.

The Home of Me’Phaa and Na Savi Knowledge

Reactivate the San Miguel training center focused on permaculture and agro-ecological principles, open to children, youth and farmers from indigenous communities.

Collibri Foundation

Financing for the Collibri Foundation projects

Support for Trias Brazil, Rikolto Nicaragua and Adisco Burundi, aimed at the professional reintegration of vulnerable youngsters.

Soccer Without Borders (USA)

Soccer Without Borders (SWB) – Nicaragua: sport as a catalyst for education

SWB uses football as a means to develop girls’ leadership, improve their school results, and strengthen their socio-emotional skills.

Funds and philanthropic tools

Proyectarte (Europees Fonds Vrienden van)

Art-based psychosocial support programs,working on protection, prevention and reintegration,within vulnerable contexts of violence and social exclusion in Medellín and Cali.

Caraivaviva (Filantropische Actie)

Supporting projects that improve the quality of life of people living in isolated villages in Brazil and offer young people better development opportunities.