Social projects and community development
We design, deliver and evaluate social intervention projects with communities, from participatory assessment to impact measurement.
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To put scientific and technological knowledge at the service of people and territories, contributing to their well-being and to building sustainable, resilient territories able to face their own challenges.
Get to know the Foundation →How we work
None is secondary: research guides action, action feeds research, and technology runs through both.
We design, deliver and evaluate social intervention projects with communities, from participatory assessment to impact measurement.
See more →Through the Center for Studies and Research for Development we produce, validate and share knowledge: applied research, peer-reviewed publications, training and consulting.
See more →This is the cross-cutting component that supports the other two. We build software, data analytics, geographic information systems and social innovation labs.
See more →Themes
Protection, conservation and sustainable management of natural resources; community and institutional environmental management.
Transparency, social oversight of local government, accountability and anti-corruption.
Regional development models that combine equity, environmental sustainability and territorial progress.
Intersectional approach: in every intervention we consider rights, gender, ethnicity, life stage, territory and disability, and how they intersect.
Projects
Sample entry. Participatory assessment with grassroots organizations to map water uses, conflicts and community management priorities.
In design · Boyacá
Sample entry. Training and support for citizen watchdog groups to monitor local public investment.
In design · Cundinamarca
Sample entry. Geographic information system and monitoring dashboard to support territorial development decisions.
In design · Meta
From the Center for Studies
MELITORIUM EDITORIAL
Peer-reviewed scientific output.
Sample abstract. This working paper shows how a peer-reviewed MELITORIUM EDITORIAL record will look, with its metadata, license and suggested citation.
October 20, 2026
Sample policy brief abstract. Evidence-based public policy recommendations with a full bibliographic record.
October 15, 2026
Partners
Partners appear here once an agreement is signed. One partnership has been approved by the Board and is being signed.
Get involved
Sample call. Final terms will be published by the Center’s Directorate.
Closes: November 30, 2026
During the first year coordination teams operate on a volunteer basis. Sample call until the volunteering regulation is adopted.
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