The distribution of funds is based on a careful assessment of local needs (health, education, environment, food security, access to drinking water, etc.). We work closely with communities to identify their priorities and direct resources to actions that will have the greatest impact.

Donors contribute to a common fund rather than to specific projects. This allows us to direct resources to where they are most needed, based on the current needs of communities. The projects are carried out in several different villages.

We believe in transparency and accountability. Once your donation is made, you will receive regular updates from our association on the development of the projects you support. We provide detailed reports and recipient stories so you can see the direct impact of your contribution.

We are committed to using the majority of your donations directly for projects on the ground. A small portion is reserved for the administrative costs necessary to ensure effective and transparent management of funds. We publish detailed financial reports to ensure transparency and the trust of our donors.

We conduct a thorough assessment of needs in different countries and regions, in collaboration with local authorities and partner organizations. Communities are selected based on criteria such as limited access to basic resources, development potential, and the commitment of residents to actively participate in projects. Their commitment is essential to the success of the project.

The duration of projects varies from a few months to a few years, but the follow-up to see what happens to each achievement develops over several years. Some projects, such as drilling wells, can be completed in a few months. Training programs and the creation of vegetable gardens are long-term projects. But all require continuous monitoring over several years.

We actively involve local communities in all phases of our LIFE association projects, from planning to implementation and ongoing management. We also offer training to ensure that residents can maintain and develop infrastructure over the long term, maximizing the sustainability of initiatives.

Some of the main challenges faced in the process of empowering local communities include lack of financial resources, cultural and social barriers, as well as resistance to change. For every humanitarian project, it is essential to work closely with local communities to overcome these challenges and foster a real lasting impact.

Members of local communities can be actively involved in the empowerment process by participating in decision-making, contributing to the implementation of projects, sharing their knowledge and experiences, and organizing themselves to collectively defend their interests and needs.

Absolutely! We welcome donors and volunteers who want to see our 360° projects up close and contribute directly. Volunteer programs are available and we look forward to welcoming you for a rewarding experience in the field.

In an emergency, we quickly reallocate resources to meet the immediate needs of affected communities. We also have emergency plans in place to ensure a quick and effective response, thus minimizing negative impacts on ongoing projects.