Observatory of Poverty - OPLA

#OPLAStories - The first echo of the EoC 2023 projects comes from Angela from the Philippines who, thanks to the support of the EoC, was able to complete her studies to become a radiology...

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From the OPLA Team, here’s a report on the work done in 2023, the first year in which the new criteria for EoC aid management were adopted by the OPLA team* In 2023, the world was undoubtedly...

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After focusing for six instalments under the OPLA column on the new criteria adopted by the EoC to find new ways out of poverty, today we report on a practical example of such an approach showing...

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The fifth instalment of the column by the Leo Andringa Observatory of Poverty explains the fourth criterion that characterises the current EoC approach to promoting, implementing and evaluating...

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The fourth instalment of the column by the Leo Andringa Observatory of Poverty explains the third criterion that characterises the current EoC approach to promoting, implementing and evaluating...

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The third instalment of the column by the Leo Andringa Observatory of Poverty explains the second criterion that characterises the current EoC approach to promoting, implementing and evaluating...

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The second instalment of the column by the Leo Andringa Observatory of Poverty explains the first criterion that characterises the current approach adopted by the EoC to promote, implement and...

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Today marks the start of a column by the Leo Andringa Observatory of Poverty that will inform us on a monthly basis about the current approach adopted by the EoC to promote, implement and evaluate...

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On the occasion of the 31-year anniversary of the Economy of Communion, the 1st Newsletter of the Leo Andringa Poverty Observatory has been published by Antonella Ferrucci What specific...

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