Latin America and Caribbean
Building on our long history in the region – from labor justice work in El Salvador to HIV programming in Brazil – Pact has made a lasting impact across South America and beyond.
Much of our work has focused on improving lives in areas that depend on artisanal and small-scale mining for their livelihoods, particularly in Colombia. In partnership with the U.S. Department of Labor, we have helped to decrease child labor in mining communities where we’ve worked.
Our efforts have also focused on protecting the rights of workers, women, migrants, and indigenous communities. In partnership with USAID and local organizations, we worked to prevent and respond to human rights violations in Colombia among Venezuelan migrants, Colombian returnees, and receptor communities. Across the Amazon, from Ecuador to Brazil, Pact supported Indigenous people to increase their influence in the region’s governance in order to protect the environment and indigenous rights.
In the Dominican Republic, Pact has worked to reach and sustain HIV epidemic control among pregnant and breastfeeding women, adolescents, infants, and children.
Countries we serve
Latin America and Caribbean Resources
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Research summary: Decent work for women in the Colombian cut flower value chain
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Summary of key tools & approaches from the Venezuelan human rights and migration activity in Colombia
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How Applied Political Economy Analysis contributes to impact through better informed decisions
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Redefining the future through Indigenous concepts from the Amazon