During 2019, in compliance with the new strategic programming guidelines approved by the Foundation Board in 2017, Fondation Alta Mane selected and consolidated new modalities of intervention, with a priority focus on emergency and migratory contexts, particularly in Europe and the Mediterranean, also assuming a more active role in the panorama of strategic philanthropy as promoter of Best Practices which have taken shape in supporting:
In parallel, the Foundation started a new collaboration in the health and hospital sector of the Geneva Canton and consolidated its relations with Fondazione Alta Mane Italia (AMI) with successful co-partnership agreements.
In relation thereto, reminder is given that these are three-way contracts between Fondation Alta Mane, AMI and the beneficiaries (Partners), according to which:
- Alta Mane Italia supports the Partners during the start-up/implementation of their projects throughout varied and complex social or hospital conditions, monitoring and assessing the sustained activities as well as the future conditions of sustainability of the Partner;
- Fondation Alta Mane supports the aforementioned beneficiaries through donations preceded by the usual verifications.
The sector of intervention remains the use of art in situations of extreme social marginalization and hospitalization of young people due to serious pathologies.
In orange the projects in co-partnership with AMI
CO-PARTNERSHIP
Through the co-partnerships, in 2019, Alta Mane continued to support some of the Foundations’ long-standing Partners, namely: Ecunhi (Argentina), Dynamo Camp (Italy), CEFA Onlus (Tanzania) and Phare Ponleu Selpak (Cambodia).
In brief, the Foundation supported 4 projects in co-partnership with Alta Mane Italia, one of which based in Italy and the remaining in Argentina, Cambodia and Tanzania.