Juventud ACTiva Report

Este estudio aborda las miradas de Juventud Activa frente al fundamentalismo en América Latina y el Caribe, con el propósito de presentar una posición de incidencia en la Comunidad de Práctica ( CoP ) Juvenil de esa región. Para ello se adoptó una metodología en un enfoque cuali-cuantitativo . La investigación utilizó técnicas de focus group en formato híbrido, actas de conferencias y un cuestionario administrado vía Google Forms con jóvenes de 7 países: Argentina, Brasil, Chile, Colombia, El Salvador, México y República Dominicana. Entre los resultados de la investigación, destacamos que Juventud ACTiva, a pesar de su activismo por la justicia de género, ambiental y social, aún no tiene una posición única sobre el tema de los Fundamentalismos. Por otro lado, este hecho demuestra que los procesos democráticos de este proyecto son legítimos y que es posible implementar una intervención para combatir el fundamentalismo, respetando la diversidad de pensamientos y basada en el diálogo. De esta manera, consideramos que las organizaciones religiosas, como defensoras de derechos, son capaces de construir estrategias de incidencia respecto del tema en cuestión, promoviendo acciones de difusión y salvaguarda de los derechos humanos, asumiendo la responsabilidad de construir una sociedad democrática, de diálogo y más justa.

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Financing for Development 4 Briefing Paper


ACT Alliance has prepared a briefing paper with its advocacy points and thoughts around the various topics under discussion at the 4th Financing for Development, taking place in Spain this year.
Download the briefing.

30 Years on from The Beijing Platform for Action: Faith-Based Actors as Catalyst Towards Positive Norm Change


The new report, 30 Years on from The Beijing Platform for Action: Faith-Based Actors as Catalyst Towards Positive Norm Change, launched on 13th March 2025 spotlights work of ACT Alliance members and partners, who are using faith-based methodologies to promote gender equality and dismantle patriarchal power. Specifically, the report focuses on how faith communities can be a transformative force in ensuring human rights and dismantling patriarchal power. The report concludes with a series of recommendations and calls to actions to Member States, UN Agencies, and wider civil society, including faith-based actors, to catalyse collective action for sustainable development.
Download the report here.

Manual for Planning, Monitoring, Evaluation, Accountability and Learning (PMEAL)
The ACT Secretariat commits to adhering to consistent standards for Planning, Monitoring, Evaluation, Accountability and Learning (PMEAL) in programmes and projects under its management, including member- implemented projects under (sub-)grants and the humanitarian mechanism. This PMEAL Guideline formulates standards, clarifies roles and responsibilities, and provides guidance.
You can find the manual here
 

Audited Financial Statement 2021
The Audited Statement can be found here
 

Audited Financial Statement 2022
The Audited Statement can be found here
 

Climate Justice: Human rights and climate change reports. Africa, Asia-Pacific, LAC
A series of three reports on Human Rights Based Approaches to Climate Change, developed in 2024 by the ACT Climate Justice Program team.
Africa and Asia can be downloaded below. Reports on LAC will be added as soon as they are published.
Report 1: Africa: a rights-based approach to climate change     (updated May 2025)
 
 
 
 
 
 
Report 2: Asia-Pacific: a rights-based approach to climate change_Report_Dec2024
 
 
 
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