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Overview
Fundación Futuro Latinoamericano (FFLA) is a private, not-for-profit organization, created in 1993. FFLA´s mission is to promote constructive dialogue, strengthen citizen, political and institutional capacities, and articulate processes towards sustainable development in Latin America. FFLA utilizes consensus based public policy dialogues and conflict prevention methodologies as its main strategies. FFLA’s methodology typically generates consensus-based outcomes supported by a full range of stakeholders, increasing the chances for successful implementation.
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FFLA´s institutional objectives are:
- To strengthen leadership and facilitate processes to reach agreements about long term visions and policies.
- To promote a culture of dialogue and systems of good governance for a change towards sustainable development.
- To generate and share learning for the construction of collective knowledge and capacity building.
In order to achieve these objectives, FFLA has structured its programs based on two strategic tools:
- Prevention and Management of Socio-environmental Conflicts: strategies and activities which try to prevent the rising of tensions and/or transform confrontation into a relationship of collaboration and trust for a peaceful, just and equitable coexistence.
- Policy Dialogues: dialogues for the consensus-based approach to the development and implementation of public policies between diverse sectors.
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