🌎 Annual Report 2023: SOMOS Comunidad 🌎 In 2023, PADF made significant strides in empowering Colombia’s most vulnerable communities through community-driven initiatives. By supporting 126 civil society organizations (CSOs), we boosted their organizational capabilities by 94% and helped develop 52 protection models, five of which were adopted as national policies. Our work also encouraged civic engagement through Municipal Youth Councils and Victims' Committees, ensuring that local voices shape the future. We also focused on enhancing trust in Colombia’s National Police, raising public confidence from 56.8% to 62.7% over the past five years through targeted training and community-police partnerships. Additionally, we strengthened 34 municipalities by nearly tripling institutional effectiveness and fostering dialogue on citizen security, promoting a safer and more resilient future. Uncover more highlights in the images and follow the link 🔗 shorturl.at/ocfR5 for the full report. Let’s continue driving positive change together!
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