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Participants prepare a biocultural corridor map during a participatory mapping session in Cotundo, Ecuador.
Photo: © Margony Palacios – Fundación Yakum.



Institutional documentation


Open information for transparent and responsible management.


FFLA promotes access to institutional information as part of its commitment to transparency, accountability, and responsible environmental and social management. Here you will find policies, governance instruments, accountability documents, and inquiry and reporting mechanisms.


Institutional governance

Documents establishing FFLA’s legal identity, structure, and institutional functioning.

Institutional bylaws →

Official Registry →

FFLA 2026 organizational chart →


Institutional policies

Single repository of policies, procedures, and guidelines that guide the responsible conduct of FFLA and its teams.

Manual of FFLA social and environmental policies →

External communication policy on environmental and social matters →


Accountability

Institutional reports presenting the main progress, results, and lessons learned from our work.

View annual reports →

View financial statements →


Ethics and integrity

FFLA promotes integrity, transparency, accountability, and protection for those who report concerns in good faith.

Learn about the Code of Ethics and reporting channels →


Inquiries and grievances

Institutional channels for requesting information, submitting complaints or grievances, and making confidential reports.

Institutional email: info@ffla.net · Phone: 098 548 3035

Access the forms →


Code of Ethics and Reporting Channel

Public summary — excerpt from SOP-GOB-01 Institutional Integrity and Compliance.

FFLA applies the principles of zero tolerance for prohibited practices, good faith, confidentiality, independence, due process, proportionality, and non-retaliation.

View SOP-GOB-01 Institutional Integrity and Compliance →

What can be reported?
  • Fraud, corruption, bribery, collusion, coercion, misappropriation, money laundering, or terrorist financing.
  • Undeclared conflicts of interest or manipulation of institutional information.
  • Serious breaches of environmental and social safeguards.
  • Discrimination, violence, abuse of power, retaliation, and sexual exploitation, abuse or harassment (SEAH).
  • Irregularities in procurement or contracting and imminent risks to people or FFLA assets.

Inquiries and grievances

Select the appropriate channel. Both accept confidential communications and allow you to remain anonymous.

Reports

Inquiries, complaints and grievances

Use the following form to contact Fundación Futuro Latinoamericano (FFLA), submit general inquiries, and file formal complaints. This channel is specifically intended to:

  • Receive and manage external complaints or concerns related to the environmental and social (E&S) performance of our projects and operations.
  • Request access to documents under the Information Disclosure Policy.
  • Report possible violations of prohibited-practices policies, including fraud, corruption, coercion, collusion, money laundering, or terrorist financing.

Please provide the information requested in the form below.

    Identification fields are optional. You may submit your communication anonymously. If you would like a direct response, please provide at least an email address or telephone number.

    Would you like to submit this communication anonymously? *

    Reports related to sexual exploitation, abuse or harassment (SEAH) must be submitted exclusively through the independent and confidential SEAH channel.

    Institutional contacts

    If appropriate, you may also contact the institution’s authorities:

    Pablo Lloret — Executive Director
    pablo.lloret@ffla.net

    Ramiro Fernández — Chair of the International Board
    ramafernandez2810@gmail.com

    Confidential report

    Confidential report

    For Fundación Futuro Latinoamericano (FFLA), preventing and responding to sexual exploitation, abuse and harassment (SEAH) is an essential institutional priority. Due to the nature of these incidents, reporting and case management follow a fully independent process that protects the survivor, ensures strict confidentiality, and allows anonymity.

    If you are in imminent danger or require urgent medical assistance, immediately contact local authorities or emergency services by calling 911.

    To submit a complaint, report, or concern related to sexual exploitation, abuse or harassment (SEAH), access our independent and confidential reporting mechanism:

    Open confidential reporting form →

    FFLA protects good-faith reporters from retaliation and handles communications confidentially and with due process.