Who we are
RIPESS LAC is a continental network that brings together various community-based, associative, co-operative and mutual organisations as well as citizens’ movements that work towards the implementation of solidarity economy in Latin America. We contribute the production and sharing of resources and knowledge that creates the basis of an alternative movement to the current capitalist system.
News from Latin Amercia and the Caribbean—
Launch of the International Chair on Popular, Social and Solidarity Economy (EPSS) and Social Rights
https://www.youtube.com/live/e7hzo55J9As On Wednesday 17 June, the International Chair in Popular, Social and Solidarity Economy (EPSS) and Social Rights was officially launched. This is a joint initiative of the Colombian Government’s Administrative Department for Social Prosperity (DPS), RIPESS Intercontinental, the Ecoovida Platforms and the governments of the Ibero-American Network for the Promotion of the Social and Solidarity Economy (RIFESS). This initiative [...]
Launch of the International Chair in Popular, Social and Solidarity Economy and Social Rights
On Wednesday 17 June, the International Chair in Popular, Social and Solidarity Economy (EPSS) and Social Rights will be officially launched. This is a joint initiative of the Administrative Department of Social Prosperity (DPS) of the Colombian Government and RIPESS Intercontinental. This initiative has been established with the aim of strengthening the strategic, political and organisational capacities of popular, community, [...]
Forum on financing mechanisms, national and international experiences, and instruments for the Popular, Social and Solidarity Economy
Place: Universidad del Tolima, Ibagué, ColombiaDate: May 22, 2026Time: 4:00 p.m. Colombia time / 21:00 UTCLanguage: Spanish The forum on financing mechanisms, international experiences and instruments for the Popular, Social and Solidarity Economy (EPSyS) will take place in the city of Ibagué on May 22, within the framework of the 2nd National Assembly of the Solidarity, Popular and Community Economy. [...]




