OUR NETWORK
We carry out development cooperation projects alongside our local counterparts. We work together with local institutions to identify the needs of the community and respond to them by designing, gathering funding, implementing, and evaluating development cooperation projects.
Our Partners
Since we began working, our local partners have been:
Algeria, Tindouf refugee camps (Sahara)
Smara Special Education Center, Tindouf Refugee Camps, Algeria
Cape Verde
United Nations Volunteers – UNV, Cape Verde
Cape Verde
NGO Platform, Cape Verde
Cape Verde
Community Radio Santa Krus, Cape Verde
Cape Verde
Community Radio voice of Ponta d’Agua, Cape Verde
Cape Verde
Association for Cooperation with Cape Verde
Cambodia
Osmose, Conservation, Education, Ecotourism, Camboya
Cambodia
Kampuchea Women Welfare Action (KWWA), Camboya
Cambodia
Women’s Media Centre of Cambodia
Cambodia
Women’s Community Voices
Guatemala
Renacimiento association. Guatemala
Guatemala
Las Poderosas Teatro
Guatemala
GGM (Grupo Guatemalteco de Mujeres)
Guatemala
ASOGEN (Asociación Generando Equidad, Liderazgo y Oportunidades)
Guinea Bissau
Djan-Djan Community Radio / Tebenkan Community Multimedia Center, Guinea-Bissau
Guinea Bissau
Action for the integrated development of the Bijagós Islands
Guinea Bissau
Liceu Sub-Regional Bubaque
Guinea Bissau
Associação Nacional de Pais e Encarregados da Educação
Guinea Bissau
TINIGUENA. Esta terra é nossa.
Dominican Republic
National Emergency Center
Dominican Republic
FLACSO (Latin American Faculty of Social Sciences)
Dominican Republic
UCATEBA (Catholic Technological University of Barahona)
Dominican Republic
PYMES Center of UCATEBA
Dominican Republic
INTEC (Technological Institute of Santo Domingo)
Dominican Republic
CIPAF (Centro de Investigación para la Acción Femenina)
Dominican Republic
Ciudad Alternativa
Local Networks
In addition, our relationships with local organizations allow us to be connected to realities closer to home and to participate in initiatives happening in Granada’s own neighborhoods. For that reason, ASAD participates in the following initiatives:
ASAD is a member of the Coordinadora de ONGD de Granada, coming together with local organizations for campaigns such as Pobreza Cero and playing an active role in the group for development education, as well as the group for communication.
The Coordinadora Andaluza de ONGD unites the voices of many third-sector organizations whose headquarters are in Andalusia. It is a respected representative that looks out for the interests of social and nonprofit institutions.
ASAD is part of the Spanish Network of the Anna Lindh Foundation.
Partner Organizations
ASAD works with a wide network of partner organizations with whom we carry out various activities and new initiatives in the city of Granada. Here we offer direct links to their websites, which is the best way to learn more about them:
Animasur, CAU (Centro de Artes Urbanas) y Escuela Internacional de Circo y Teatro CAU
ASAD has been working for over 7 years with the street theater company Animasur, as well its urban arts center, CAU, and its school of circus and theater. Together, we put on activist performances and carry out training in performance arts for social change.
4000 Flores, La Ampliadora and PA-TA-TA Festival
As a fundamental part of our work in communication for social transformation, ASAD has been collaborating since 2012 with 4000 Flores, an organization dedicated to photography (including training and organization of cultural events), that in 2014 founded the social photography school La Ampliadora.
4000 Flores also created and offered us a space in the PA-TA-TA Festival, an international photography festival in Granada that has supported our social audiovisual competition EDITA since its beginning.
www.4000flores.com – www.laampliadora.org – www.pa-ta-ta.com
UTOPI Transmedia
Since the making of our musical documentary Kontinuasom back in 2008/2009, we have worked on a permanent basis with Utopi Transmedia, a producer of audiovisual research and new media.