Programme catalogue
The full catalogue, across six lines of work, built over a decade with universities, foundations, governments and companies in Latin America and Europe. Some programmes you can book today. The rest we run inside your organisation, adapted to what you already carry.
For your institution
Most of what is below has already been taught, and the newest programmes carry no track record yet. We adapt the depth, the language and the format to your context, and we quote the whole thing as one proposal.
46 programmes
The map of Erasmus+, Horizon Europe, CBHE, Erasmus Mundus and the LAC-EU regional windows, applied to your institution in a single session.
Built for higher education in Latin America and the Caribbean, not adapted to it
How capital moves toward impact: philanthropy, climate funds, blended finance and impact measurement, with the Latin American ecosystem as the case.
5 editions with Universidad de los Andes and ColCapital
Gender equity, diversity and inclusion for university communities. Self-paced, trilingual, with a verifiable digital certificate.
Co-funded by the European Union · Labs 4 Change with Mondragon Unibertsitatea
A four-week executive programme for the leadership of higher education institutions. Six modules, three expert-led virtual seminars, and an artificial intelligence implementation project for the institution or for one specific area.
Concludes with an implementation project presented to peers and mentors
Where the money for the transition actually sits today: green and sustainability-linked instruments, blended finance, climate funds and the buyer requirements arriving from Europe. In one session, applied to your company.
What ESG means inside a bank rather than in its report: taxonomy, climate risk in the credit portfolio, green lines, and the disclosure a regulator or a correspondent bank will ask for next.
Built as an internal academy with BancoEstado, with ImplementaSur
AI applied to the actual work of a public team: attending to citizens, writing and reviewing documents, reading territorial data, preparing a tender. With the guardrails an institution needs, and with a 90 day adoption route: ten tasks ranked by hours freed and by risk, each with an owner and a tool.
Turn the data you already hold into the report a funder accepts, and reuse it to reach the next one: indicators with a definition, evidence that stands up to an audit, and AI doing the part that is copying and reformatting.
The three things a green fund checks before it looks at your pitch: numbers it can audit, an impact measurement it recognises, and a use of proceeds it can defend to its own investors. We work them on your company, not on an example.
The ocean economy is hiring for skills no curriculum teaches yet. This certificate prepares the teacher: coastal literacy, where the blue jobs are, and how to turn a stretch of coast into classroom work students can actually do.
Your CV read the way a filter reads it, applications that stop being one-by-one work, and the search running on its own while you sleep. Built from the job radars 2811 runs for real sectors.
What changes in daily work when a personal data law takes effect: forms, the citizen service desk, benefit records and the AI tools the team already uses. In Chile the date is 1 December 2026, under Law 21.719. This is not the legal course: it ends with an inventory of data processing activities and a ranked risk matrix.
A municipal camera network is personal data processing: lawful basis, what is captured, who has access, how long it is kept and what you answer when someone complains. Plus the layer the technology vendor does not deliver: bias, the limits of predictive analysis, due process and who answers for an error. It ends with a legitimacy record for each deployed system.
Private workshop on European public and private funding for deep-tech ventures, tailored to the portfolio your institution already supports.
Built around your own portfolio of startups
Three live online workshops to move from scattered international activity to a strategy with targets, owners and a budget, plus the funding pipeline that pays for it.
AI applied to teaching: course design, assessment and academic integrity, in technical and university institutions. From a two-hour masterclass to a full academic staff development programme.
Territorial data, cameras and predictive analysis at the service of prevention, and the limits that decide whether a system is legitimate: bias, surveillance, due process and who answers for an error.
Demand forecasting, grid operation, efficiency in public buildings and the integration of renewables. What AI resolves in an energy transition, what it costs to run and what it does not solve.
The programme that taught us how to teach climate: facts, stories and lesson plans so climate action reaches the classroom and stays there.
10+ editions in 5 languages and 7 countries · 500+ certified educators
Causes, mitigation and adaptation, and the participatory leadership methods that turn understanding into a project.
Strategies to bring sustainability into teaching practice, because the transformation of an institution happens through the people who teach.
A full course to start ventures that hold up economically while contributing to adaptation and mitigation in their own territory.
The intersection between the climate crisis and the health sector: exposure, resilient care and sustainability inside health systems.
Business models, ESG criteria and non-conventional energy to lower the carbon footprint of the tourism industry.
Concepts, strategies and methods to develop sustainable projects inside one of the most material-intensive industries there is.
Intensive month on nature-based solutions, the policy that enables them and the regenerative cities already applying them.
Two editions with DAAD, in English
How a city is actually governed: planning instruments, land, mobility, public services and municipal finance, worked through cases from Latin American cities rather than models imported from elsewhere.
Coastal and port cities that plan with the water instead of against it: waterfronts, flood and sea level risk, the port as neighbour, artisanal fishing and coastal public space.
Heat islands measured street by street, then what to do about them: shade and urban trees, cool roofs and materials, a heat action plan and protection for the people most exposed to it.
How to map, convene and sustain an innovation ecosystem in a region that is not the capital: who is already there, what governance holds it together, where the money comes from and what the regional government can actually do.
Run with CORFO across 7 regions of Chile and in the Aysén ecosystem
Local governments, communities and students co-create solutions to a climate challenge that is theirs, in one intensive stretch.
6 editions · 4,350+ people activated across Chile, Colombia and the United States
Business opportunities in coastal tourism and biodiversity protection, building products and services that strengthen local resilience.
The Climathon format pointed at the ocean: team building, ideation and pitch on a coastal or marine challenge of your territory.
Our longest-running programme. Teams of faculty, staff and leadership build the social innovation strategy of their own institution, with the network as the method.
8 editions since 2016 · 160+ participants · 40+ institutions · with Ashoka U
The entry point: expanding social innovation knowledge among faculty and students so ideas actually land inside and outside the classroom.
The full cycle of empathy, ideation, prototyping and validation, applied to a local challenge that the institution already carries.
Adds the systems change lens to the toolbox: seeing the structure behind a social problem instead of only its symptoms.
A full academic semester in which health students and professionals take an active role in the wellbeing of the populations they serve.
With Ashoka, Tec de Monterrey and Universidad de los Andes
Measurement and management approaches so an innovation project can show it actually changed something.
How institutions integrate the Sustainable Development Goals and turn community engagement into something they can measure and report.
Half a year of monthly training, resources and mentoring to take a young venture from surviving to scaling.
Business models committed to social wellbeing, and the tools to raise growth capital for them.
Case studies and strategies to build cities that are safe and equitable by design, not by correction afterwards.
Conceptual bases and practical tools to design social innovation projects that do not reproduce the inequality they set out to solve.
Systems change concepts and impact logic for organisations working on migration, where the challenge is rarely where it first appears.
Two sides of the same work: employability and entrepreneurship for LGBTIQA+ people, and inclusion training for the companies that hire them.
No programme matches those two filters. Try widening one of them.
Formats
One expert, one dense topic, a wide audience. The cheapest way to find out whether a subject moves your community.
Tool-oriented and interactive, with group work and something concrete produced by the end of the session.
Team formation, ideation, pitch training and a challenge defined with you. It leaves visible ideas and an activated community.
Training designed for one internal team, with a systemic and international framing, mixing live and self-paced work. Ends with certification.
Immersion with competence training, mentors and territorial experience. What it really builds is the peer network that outlives the week.
Deep training with a final project, for professionals in transition or teams that need genuine reconversion. Runs in cohorts.
Higher education level and accreditable within your institution. This is the format that turns a one-off into a recurring line.
Preparation and access to capital for climate projects, with the due diligence and the investor conversation done properly.
Scaling ventures that already have traction, toward capital and internationalisation, with measurable impact as a requirement.
Accompaniment from zero: mentoring, investor network and the slow work of turning an idea into an organisation.
Installing a new capability inside your organisation: a unit, a local team trained to run it and the methodology embedded so it survives us.
Prices depend on scope, cohort size and country. Every format is quoted as a single proposal.
These are the formats and how long each one takes. How the content actually arrives inside them, with verifiable credentials, a white label classroom, WhatsApp, video and games, is in Methodology and resources.
Track record
Since 2016 we have worked with universities, banks, governments and foundations across Latin America and Europe. These are the programmes that taught us what works.
8 editions since 2016, 160+ participants and 40+ higher education institutions building social innovation strategy together.
16 institutions from Europe and Latin America between 2016 and 2019, bringing social innovation into the curriculum of universities in Brazil, Colombia, Costa Rica, Chile and Mexico.
10+ editions in 5 languages across 7 countries, with 500+ certified educators and a measured 45% increase in command of the methodologies.
A pioneering course in Latin America, co-designed with the Regional Centre for Sustainable Finance, across 5 editions between 2021 and 2025.
700 students, 150 educators and 50 microcredentials designed with vocational institutions in Colombia and Chile alongside German and Spanish partners.
6 editions with local governments and universities in Chile, Colombia and the United States, activating 4,350+ people around climate challenges of their own territory.
Trusted by universities, banks, governments and foundations in Latin America and Europe
Send us the challenge, the audience and the time you have. We come back with a proposal built from this catalogue, not with a generic brochure.
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