These organisations were chosen out of 47 proposals received for meeting the requirements of the call for proposals, such as being mainly composed of women and for carrying out essential social activities, applying feminist and self-sustainability criteria.
The funds provided to each organisation range from 2.000€ y 4.000€ which will serve to strengthen their internal structures and capacities to continue their projects and initiatives. This support covers organisations from different regions of the country such as Catalonia, Galicia, Madrid, Asturias, the Basque Country, Aragon, Andalusia and the Canary Islands.
With the delivery of these funds, €180,500 has been allocated to the groups supported by the Dalia Fund since 2020. This boost is not only in the form of money, but also means that these new organisations will become part of the Dalia Fund's network of organisations. Dalia Fund, which already includes 30 other previously funded groups that share feminist and social and solidarity economy values. A network that meets and works to generate collaborative projects and think collectively about the social challenges facing society in terms of the economy, gender violence, racism, climate change, political and migratory scenarios, human rights, sexual dissidence and employment and self-employment.
These are the organisations that have received funding in the third call of the Dalia Fund:
- La Creatura (Network) Feminist Production Company
- La Eroteca Cooperative - Erocoop
- A MORADA S.COOP.GALEGA
- Almena Feminist Cooperative, SCCL
- Creadoness
- Travas T-shirts
- Rizoma Fulles i Arrels, SCCL
- OUTONIA S. COOP. GALEGA XUVENIL S. ÁNIMO DE LUCRO
- Las Floras Association
- Panduru Circular Economy SLL
- PIKARA MAGAZINE
- Recreando Estudio Creativo S. Coop
- The Vegan Espadrille
- Garaldea Association
- MissComadres
- OFFICE AGROECOLOGICA S.COOP
The Dalia Fund is a solidarity initiative that emerged in 2020, during the pandemic, to respond to the economic needs of women's social organisations in Spain. It is a project led by Calala Fondo de Mujeres and driven by six partner organisations: La Comala, Mujeres Supervivientes, Labcoop, Metzineres, iACTA and Otro Tiempo. Support is provided through:
- Economic funding to strengthen the structure of their organisations, with transparent and democratic delivery mechanisms.
- Accompaniment and technical training to obtain their own resources and strengthen their sustainability.
- Generation of meeting spaces between organisations to create a network and promote the creation of collaborative projects.
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