GRET is an international solidarity organisation
that aims to improve vulnerable populations’ living conditions, promote social justice, and conserve our planet
Press release – Water is vital for the survival of ecosystems, the human species and its activities. Yet, it is becoming scarce and deteriorating in several of the world’s regions due to human activities. Inequalities around access to water are growing and are a source of tensions, and sometimes of…
The term empowerment is widely used in the international solidarity and development sector. Originally used in feminist and antiracist circles, its meaning evolved over the decades, and was even diverted on occasion. But what does the concept encompass, and how is it operationalised in field projects? What is empowerment? The…
The subject of birth registration is often neglected by solidarity actions. Yet it has a decisive impact young people’s lives and the development of countries. In Niger, where the population is very young and growing rapidly, almost four out of ten children do not have a birth certificate. In this…
GRET is committed to contributing to a sustainable, viable world with less inequalities: this is the political significance of the collective actions we conduct, through innovation, sharing of experiences and a strong presence in the field.
Luc Arnaud, Executive Director of GRET
GRET produces and disseminates references: from its practice, it produces and disseminates knowledge, know-how, methods tested, evaluated and improved in the field.
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