Fundación Paz y Solidaridad de Navarra

What Fundación Paz y Solidaridad de Navarra does

Fundación Paz y Solidaridad de Navarra (FPS Navarra) is a non-governmental development organization (NGO) established in 1998 by the Comisiones Obreras (CCOO) trade union of Navarra. Operating from Pamplona with a staff of eight, the foundation pursues two principal lines of activity: development cooperation projects in Peru and Bolivia focused on rural and indigenous women's empowerment, food sovereignty, agricultural strengthening, and local institutional development; and awareness and global-citizenship campaigns within Navarra schools and municipalities covering labor rights, decent work, migration, modern slavery, and the UN Agenda 2030. Field-project beneficiaries are primarily rural and indigenous women in the Peruvian regions of Ayacucho, Jauja, Arequipa, and Valle de Colca and in the Bolivian province of Obispo Santistevan (Santa Cruz); the awareness programs target the general population of Navarra, with dedicated educational streams for school-age children and youth.

The foundation's outputs are predominantly participatory, human-facilitated educational products rather than technology platforms. On the development side, it implements multi-year projects in partnership with local organizations — DESCO and CEDAL in Peru and the Bartolina Sisa indigenous women's organization in Bolivia — with per-project direct beneficiary counts of 300 to 3,746 people. On the awareness side, the portfolio consists of campaigns such as LudiGo! (a cooperative game on the right to play for children aged 7–12), Esclavas del Siglo XXI (an exhibition on Sumangali and Kafala modern-slavery systems), JUVintUD (youth decent work and migration), #TBTransformamos (Agenda 2030), and the ETpCG "Schools for Sustainable Development" program. Deliverables are workshops, escape rooms, traveling exhibitions, videos, card games, and downloadable resources. There is no proprietary software, technology platform, data product, or AI component in the foundation's portfolio.

Funding is dominated by public-sector institutional grants. The Gobierno de Navarra serves as the flagship funder (per-initiative range €20,000–€600,000), supplemented by the Parliament of Navarra and the municipal councils of Pamplona, Barañain, Noain, Cascante, and Cendea de Olza, with individual project budgets across the portfolio ranging from €9,589 to €788,530. The parent trade-union entities (Unión Sindical de CCOO Navarra and Federación Servicios a la Ciudadanía de CCOO Navarra) provide ongoing institutional and financial support, and a small recurring-donation program offers individual contributions of €5, €10, or €15 per month. As a private non-profit foundation, FPS Navarra does not disclose financial statements, holds no equity investors, and operates no commercial products or pricing tiers.

Name

Fundación Paz y Solidaridad de Navarra

Legal name

FUNDACIÓN PAZ Y SOLIDARIDAD DE NAVARRA

Website

https://fpsnavarra.org

Company type

Private

Founded year

1998

Operating status

Operating

Headcount range

1–10 employees

Short description

Fundación Paz y Solidaridad de Navarra is a non-profit NGO founded by the Comisiones Obreras trade union. It implements development cooperation projects on rural women's empowerment in Peru and Bolivia and runs global citizenship awareness campaigns in Navarra.

Ownership category

akta.pro rank

Product category

International Development Cooperation

NAICS

Civic and Social Organizations (813410), Social Advocacy Organizations (8133), Educational Support Services (611710)

SIC

Services-Membership Organizations (8600), Services-Social Services (8300), Services-Educational Services (8200)

akta.pro primary industry

Rural Livelihoods & Economic Empowerment (BPAGABAA)

akta.pro secondary industries

International Development & Donor-Funded Education Programs (EDADALAB), Dropout Prevention, Alternative Education & Re-Engagement Nonprofits (BPAGADAL), Economic Growth, Trade & Private Sector Development Programs (BPADABAF)

Keywords

• International development cooperation
• Global citizenship education
• Rural women empowerment
• Food sovereignty programs
• Labor rights advocacy

Headquarters

HQ city

Pamplona

HQ country

Spain

HQ region

Europe

Offices1 record

Markets served

GTM type

B2B

Offering type

Services

Cost components

Personnel, Operations, Marketing or Sales, Others

Revenue model

1. Institutional Funding: Majority of funding comes from public institutions including Gobierno de Navarra, local municipalities (Pamplona, Barañain, Noain, Cascante, Cendea de Olza), Parliament of Navarra, and the trade union FSM-CCOO Navarra. Project budgets range from €9,589 to €788,530.
2. Donations and Collaborations: Individual donations through monthly or annual contributions (€5, €10, €15 or custom amounts) via direct debit. Also receives contributions from beneficiary populations.
3. Strategic Partnerships with Trade Union: Established by trade union Comisiones Obreras (CCOO), receiving ongoing support from FSM-CCOO Navarra and Federación Servicios a la Ciudadanía de Navarra.

Pricing tiers

Go-to-market motion2 records

Distribution channels3 records

Marketing channels6 records

Core offering

Fundación Paz y Solidaridad de Navarra is a non-governmental development organization that implements rural women's empowerment, food sovereignty, and institutional strengthening projects in Peru and Bolivia, while running awareness campaigns and global citizenship education programs (LudiGo!, Esclavas del Siglo XXI, JUVintUD, #TBTransformamos, Sumangali, Sembrando el Cambio) targeting citizens, schools, and youth in Navarra, Spain. Funding is provided by public institutions, municipal councils, the regional parliament, and its founding trade union Comisiones Obreras.

Product overview

Fundación Paz y Solidaridad de Navarra is a non-governmental organization for development cooperation established by the trade union Comisiones Obreras (CCOO). The organization offers a portfolio of programs and campaigns focused on international development cooperation (primarily in Peru and Bolivia), awareness campaigns for global citizenship, and transformative education for schools. The main offerings include: development cooperation projects targeting women's empowerment and rural development; awareness campaigns such as LudiGo! (right to play), Esclavas del Siglo XXI (modern slavery), JUVintUD (youth employment), and #TBTransformamos (Agenda 2030); educational programs like ETpCG working with Navarre schools; and downloadable educational resources. The organization does not offer commercial technology products or software services.

Differentiator

Problem solved

Functional benefit

Products and services

• LudiGo! Cooperative game-based awareness campaign for children aged 7–12 in Navarra that promotes understanding of rights violations in the Global South through play, recycled-toy workshops, and a traveling exhibition. Targets Navarrese schoolchildren and families.
• Esclavas del Siglo XXI (Modern Slavery Campaign) Exhibition and awareness campaign on modern slavery systems Sumangali (India) and Kafala (Middle East/Gulf countries), highlighting exploitation of women and domestic workers. Directed at university youth, social agents, and the general public in Navarra.
• JUVintUD (Youth, Decent Work and Migrations) Awareness campaign promoting youth empowerment and participation in Navarra for the achievement of Decent Work, with focus on migration. Features a touring exhibition, Escape Room game, and social media outreach aimed at young Navarrese citizens.
• #TBTransformamos Youth awareness campaign contributing to the achievement of Agenda 2030 through videos covering all 17 SDGs, escape room activities, and social media engagement. Targets young people in Navarra.
• Sumangali ODS 8 Campaign focused on achieving SDG 8: Decent Work and Sustainable Economy, raising awareness about labor exploitation in global supply chains through exhibitions and educational sessions for children in Navarra.
• Sembrando el Cambio Campaign advocating for the food security rights of indigenous and peasant women and their families in Bolivia, addressing food sovereignty challenges in Santa Cruz region.
• LegODS Empowerment program for children as agents of social transformation through playful methodologies, available in Spanish and Basque.
• Cooperaland Campaign building global, supportive, and committed citizenship awareness through educational activities for Navarrese audiences.
• Development Cooperation Projects (Peru) International development cooperation projects in Peru focusing on women's empowerment, rural development, agroecotourism, food security, and local institutional strengthening in regions including Ayacucho, Jauja, Arequipa, and Valle de Colca. Delivered in partnership with local organizations DESCO and CEDAL.
• Development Cooperation Projects (Bolivia) International development cooperation projects in Bolivia focusing on indigenous women's empowerment, food sovereignty, and political participation in Santa Cruz region, in partnership with Bartolina Sisa indigenous women's organization.
• ETpCG (Transformative Education for Global Citizenship) Educational program working with teachers and students in Navarre schools through the Schools for Sustainable Development project (Escuelas por un Desarrollo Sostenible) to promote active civic participation and social transformation.
• Educational Resources Collection of downloadable educational materials including exhibitions, videos, escape rooms, card games, guides, comics, and publications on global citizenship, labor rights, and sustainable development topics, available for use by educators and the public.

Quantifiable outcome

• 220,000 people benefited from projects over 26 years
• +2 more outcomes

Named customers6 records

Segments3 records

Ideal customer profiles3 records

Technology focussed No

API detail

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Feature3 records

Partnerships

Three partnerships are on record, tiered core.

• Centro de Estudios y Promoción del Desarrollo (DESCO)coreStrategic or Co-development PartnerPeruvian partner organization based in Lima working on development promotion. DESCO collaborates with FPS Navarra on multiple projects in Peru including Ayacucho, Jauja, and Arequipa regions, focusing on rural development and women's empowerment.
• Centro de Derechos y Desarrollo (CEDAL)coreStrategic or Co-development PartnerPeruvian organization focused on rights and development. CEDAL partners with FPS Navarra on projects in Jauja region, supporting peasant women in agricultural development and food security initiatives.
• Bartolina Sisa - Subcentral de Mujeres Indígenas Originarias Campesinas Productoras 11 de Octubre del Municipio de San PedrocoreStrategic or Co-development PartnerBolivian indigenous women's organization representing and supporting campesino women in San Pedro municipality. Leads consortium partnerships with FPS Navarra on women's empowerment and food sovereignty projects in Santa Cruz region.

Scale indicators4 records

Recent moves5 records

Expansion highlights4 records

Direct peers

• Setem: Spanish federation of NGOs focused on fair trade, ethical consumption, and global citizenship education. Closely comparable for the awareness/education side of FPS Navarra's work.
• Alboan: Jesuit-founded NGO based in the Basque Country, operating in Latin America with a similar mix of development cooperation projects and global citizenship education in northern Spain. Directly comparable in scale, mission, and dual-track model.
• Entreculturas: Jesuit NGO focused on education and social justice in Latin America and Africa, with strong Spain-based awareness/campaigns arm. Similar to FPS Navarra in pedagogy-led development model and youth engagement.
• ISCOD-UGT: Trade union (UGT) NGO for international development cooperation. Provides a direct comparison point for trade union-affiliated development NGOs in Spain and their fundraising approach.
• ONGawa: Spanish NGO focused on international development cooperation with strong educational programs in Spain, including technology and water/sanitation projects in Latin America. Comparable in size, dual-track model, and Spanish-headquartered footprint.
• Paz y Solidaridad del País Vasco: Sister foundation of FPS Navarra, also created by Comisiones Obreras but operating in the Basque Country. Shares the same organizational DNA, structure, and labor-rights framing, making it the closest functional peer.

Emerging players

• Ingeniería Sin Fronteras: Spanish NGO focused on technology/engineering for development with university-linked awareness campaigns. Comparable as a smaller NGO combining technical development cooperation with Spanish educational outreach.

Broad incumbents

• Médicos del Mundo: Spain-based international NGO with a strong awareness and advocacy arm in Spain alongside Latin American and Africa field programs. Comparable in the dual-mission model but specialized in health.
• Ayuda en Acción: One of Spain's largest development NGOs with operations in multiple Latin American countries and significant Spanish-based public fundraising. Comparable in mission but much larger in scale and program breadth.
• Oxfam Intermón: Major international development NGO headquartered in Spain with extensive Latin American programs and Spanish awareness campaigns. Overlaps with FPS Navarra's mission but operates at a vastly larger scale.

Market position

Strengths4 records

Weaknesses4 records

Competitive moat4 records

Key risks5 records

Key highlights6 records

Customer concentration

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