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¿Hablamos? 2007 ”la Caixa” Annual Report Parlem? Hitz egingo dugu? ¿Falamos? On en parle ? Let’s talk! Vorbim? ! Porozmawiajmy! Reden wir miteinander? 2007 ”la Caixa” Annual Report Trust, social commitment and quality INDEX Governing Bodies of ”la Caixa” Social and Cultural Outreach Projects Introduction 2007, new challenges in social action The fight against poverty and social exclusion MicroBank Social programmes MicroBank, the Social Bank of ”la Caixa” CaixaProinfancia Incorpora. Finding employment Preventing drug consumption The Elderly Preventing dependence Encouraging volunteers Immigration International aid Young people with values Hospital CiberCaixa Accessible housing Violence: Zero tolerance Aid programme for social initiative projects Social Studies Collection Social publications Educational and research programmes Scholarship programme Biomedical Research Educational resources Educational publications Cultural programmes CaixaForum Barcelona CaixaForum Palma CaixaForum Madrid Social and Cultural Centre of Lleida Social and Cultural Centre of Tarragona Sala Girona Art in the Street Travelling exhibitions Music Humanities CaixaEscena Art heritage of ”la Caixa” Social and Cultural Outreach Projects Cultural publications Environmental and scientific programmes Conservation of natural areas and social reintegration ”la Caixa” in favour of the sea CosmoCaixa Barcelona CosmoCaixa Madrid Travelling exhibitions Publications on the environment and science Figures and statistics ”la Caixa” Social and Cultural Outreach Projects budget and statistics Other key data concerning ”la Caixa” Social and Cultural Outreach Projects in 2007 4 6 10 14 16 18 22 23 26 28 30 32 34 36 38 40 42 44 46 48 55 56 58 62 66 70 71 72 76 87 94 95 100 105 108 110 111 114 116 117 120 122 126 128 130 136 140 141 142 145 152 Governing Bodies of ”la Caixa” Social and Cultural Outreach Projects on 31 December 2007 Social and Cultural Outreach Projects Committee Board of the ”la Caixa” Foundation Chairman Isidro Fainé Casas Chairman Isidro Fainé Casas Deputy Chairmen Ricardo Fornesa Ribó (First Deputy Chairman) Salvador Gabarró Serra Jorge Mercader Miró Juan María Nin Génova Committee Members Salvador Gabarró Serra Jorge Mercader Miró Manuel Raventós Negra Marta Domènech Sardà Javier Godó Muntañola Inmaculada Juan Franch Justo B. Novella Martínez Magín Pallarés Morgades Board Members* Ramon Balagueró Gañet Mª Amparo Camarasa Carrasco José F. de Conrado y Villalonga Marta Domènech Sardà Manuel García Biel Javier Godó Muntañola Inmaculada Juan Franch Juan José López Burniol Montserrat López Ferreres Amparo Moraleda Martínez Miguel Noguer Planas Justo B. Novella Martínez Vicenç Oller Compañ Magín Pallarés Morgades Alejandro Plasencia García** Manuel Raventós Negra Leopoldo Rodés Castañé Luis Rojas Marcos Lucas Tomás Munar Francisco Tutzó Bennasar José Vilarasau Salat (Honorary President) Nuria Esther Villalba Fernández Josep Francesc Zaragozà Alba Secretary (non-member) Alejandro García-Bragado Dalmau President and Chief Executive Officer of ”la Caixa” Juan María Nin Génova Executive President of Social and Cultural Outreach Projects José F. de Conrado y Villalonga* President and Chief Executive Officer José F. de Conrado y Villalonga* Secretary (non-member) Alejandro García-Bragado Dalmau Deputy Secretary (non-member) Óscar Calderón de Oya * From 1 March 2008: Jaime Lanaspa Gatnau ** Finishes on 1 March 2008 2007 Annual Report ”la Caixa” Outreach Projects 4 Management of ”la Caixa” Social and Cultural Outreach Projects Management of the ”la Caixa” Foundation Chairman Isidro Fainé Casas Chairman Isidro Fainé Casas President and Chief Executive Officer José F. de Conrado y Villalonga* Executive President José F. de Conrado y Villalonga* Deputy C.E.O. Esther Planas Herrera Secretary of ”la Caixa” branch network relations Rafael Chueca Blasco Secretary General Luis Reverter Gelabert Director of the Accessible Housing Programme Jaume Cabré Grau Social Management H. R. H. the Infanta Cristina Director of the Fellowship and Social Studies Area Rosa María Molins Solé Social Integration Area Alberto López Martínez Assistant Deputy C.E.O. Communication, Advertising and Public Relations Cristina Langarika Solórzano Cultural Area Ignasi Miró Borràs Production Enric Sagrera Depares Human Resources Albert Soria Casas Environment and Science Jorge Wagensberg Lubinski Assistant to Environment and Science Francisco Javier Bertolín Pueyo * From 1 March 2008: Jaime Lanaspa Gatnau 2007 Annual Report ”la Caixa” Outreach Projects 5 Introduction In 2007, the ”la Caixa” Foundation fully established itself as the leading private foundation dedicated to social action in Spain, the second in Europe and the fifth in the world, and its Strategic Plan 2007-2010 embodies a clear continuation of the approach taken over the last three years. Thanks to increased investment, our organisation’s social turn has been consolidated, doubling the resources allocated to its social programmes. ”la Caixa” has therefore remained faithful to its roots and to its commitment to people’s needs. Social and Cultural Outreach Projects is the soul of ”la Caixa” 2007 Annual Report ”la Caixa” Outreach Projects 6 Introduction ”LA CAIXA” SOCIAL AND CULTURAL OUTREACH PROJECTS IN 2007 Isidro Fainé Casas Chairman of ”la Caixa” 2007: reinforcing our commitment to society With 400 million euros allocated to ”la Caixa” Social and Cultural Outreach Projects, our commitment to society was reinforced in 2007, prioritising social actions. Now Social and Cultural Outreach Projects’ budget for 2008 totals 500 million euros, 25% more, focusing its work primarily on the area of society and care. Fighting against poverty and social exclusion Among the new initiatives set up in 2007, the programme to combat poverty is of particular importance due to its size and social impact, focusing on child poverty, as well as the creation of the MicroBank, the socially-oriented bank of ”la Caixa” that specialises in social and financial microloans. These new programmes aim to promote equal opportunities. The first offers the chance to access a range of financial assistance that guarantees children receive the most essential elements in food and hygiene, as well as supporting families in training and caring for their children. The second programme promotes personal loans for entrepreneurs who would not otherwise be able to get credit. These programmes are made even more effective by collaborating with socially-oriented organisations that act as mediators. Those sectors of the population with most problems when it comes to accessing today’s housing market, because of high prices and rents, are people aged under 35 and those over 65. To improve this situation, Social and Cultural Outreach Projects, by means of its Accessible Housing programme, helps these people to acquire rented accommodation at prices lower than the market rate. 2007 Annual Report ”la Caixa” Outreach Projects 7 Introduction Care for the young Other new initiatives in 2007 were the programme to prevent drug dependence, aimed at young people and their families, as well as the new School CiberCaixa, which provides IT and educational resources for children from socially fragile communities and helps to balance their parents’ work and family life, and also CaixaEscena, whose aim is to promote values in schools through drama. Apart from being new, these three programmes also share certain traits: they are all aimed at young people and their parents and seek to promote communication and dialogue from a perspective combining educational and social aspects. Promoting dialogue and creating a new citizen awareness Promoting dialogue, creating a new citizen awareness and stimulating knowledge are key concepts in the work carried out by the ”la Caixa” Foundation in all its spheres of action. In the Immigration programme, for example, the network of intercultural mediators has been strengthened in order to improve communication between the host population and recent arrivals, thereby also promoting community spirit and social cohesion.The figure of the mediator is also very important in the Incorpora. Finding Employment programme, which reinforces the role of job developers, people of trust who support those looking for work.This two-way, open attitude, a fundamental component of the work carried out by ”la Caixa” Social and Cultural Outreach Projects, can also be seen in the field of science and the environment, in education and in culture. Raising awareness of the environment and spreading scientific knowledge The environmental and scientific programmes seek to spread knowledge and raise awareness of the need to learn to live together whilst also respecting our surroundings. CosmoCaixa Madrid and CosmoCaixa Barcelona are platforms that are open to creators of scientific opinion, places to learn and open our eyes to the complexities of the world. Social and Cultural Outreach Projects also works to reclaim our land and marine habitats. One of the new initiatives in recent years has been the employment of people from groups at risk of social exclusion who, thanks to the programme to protect natural areas, are performing interesting and enriching work for the benefit of the community. Supporting education The importance of values is promoted in the field of education, as well as encouraging academic excellence and equal opportunities by means of an extensive scholarship programme. The ”la Caixa” Foundation’s scholarships are granted to young people wishing to study at Spanish universities or extend their studies abroad, to young journalist students and to those in a situation of social exclusion, thanks to the new scholarships for prison inmates. 2007 Annual Report ”la Caixa” Outreach Projects 8 Introduction Culture as a tool for social action The aim of the cultural programme is to break the barriers that still separate many people from art and music, areas that cannot be considered on the margin of our organisation’s social mission. 2007 saw the completion of the building work for CaixaForum Madrid, the new location for ”la Caixa” Social and Cultural Outreach Projects in Spain’s capital, inaugurated on 13 February 2008, which we hope will become a benchmark for quality and for its capacity to connect with and communicate to the public. In recent years, ”la Caixa” Social and Cultural Outreach Projects has renovated its network of facilities, hosting a growing number of increasingly more diverse activities, open to all kinds of visitors. A long tradition of service ”la Caixa” Social and Cultural Outreach Projects has a pioneering spirit and develops its programmes in response to society’s emerging needs. But it also has programmes with a long tradition that have gradually become identified with its commitment to society. The programmes aimed at the elderly, at dependent people and their carers and at socially more fragile or disadvantaged groups provide resources to tackle precarious situations and isolation, as well as promoting the personal autonomy of those benefiting from these programmes. In this respect, we should also note the International Aid programme, in its tenth year in 2007. Throughout this period, it has promoted a large number of projects to improve the quality of life in developing countries, creating a social network with NGOs throughout Spain and tackling issues of great importance for the future, such as the training of NGO managers and volunteers. As in previous years, this wide range of actions went to make up the work of Social and Cultural Outreach Projects, the soul of ”la Caixa”, which in 2007 carried out 45,379 activities in 1,811 locations in Spain, to the benefit of more than 24 million people. 2007 Annual Report ”la Caixa” Outreach Projects 9 2007 Annual Report ”la Caixa” Outreach Projects 10 2007, NEW CHALLENGES IN SOCIAL ACTION The fight against poverty and social exclusion MicroBank 2007 Annual Report ”la Caixa” Outreach Projects 11 14 16 New challenges 2007 Annual Report ”la Caixa” Outreach Projects 12 New challenges 2007, NEW CHALLENGES IN SOCIAL ACTION For ”la Caixa” Social and Cultural Outreach Projects, 2007 was a year of innovation and commitment to the future. The consolidation of the organisation’s social turn, a progressive increase in the budget (totalling 399 million euros in 2007) and the development and constant adaptation of the characteristic way in which Social and Cultural Outreach Projects work, have all borne significant fruit. Of particular note is the new programme dedicated to poverty (focusing on child poverty), the work carried out to open the new social and cultural centre of CaixaForum Madrid and the creation of a ”la Caixa” bank specialising in microloans: the MicroBank. One fundamental aspect of the work carried out by Social and Cultural Outreach Projects in 2007 has been its across-the-board focus, helping to generate synergies between the ”la Caixa” Foundation’s different spheres of action in order to tackle the problems of different groups in our society efficiently. The outcome has been a qualitative leap both in terms of the size and consolidation of Social and Cultural Outreach Projects, as well as in the number of beneficiaries, in 2007 totalling more than 24 million, a 32% increase on 2006. 2007 Annual Report ”la Caixa” Outreach Projects 13 New challenges The fight against poverty and social exclusion The fight against poverty is the first challenge stated in the UN’s “Millennium Declaration”. In Spain, approximately 20% of the population (more than 8 million people) live in a situation of relative poverty, associated above all with exclusion in economic, educational, financial or employment terms. This is a growing phenomenon throughout the developed world that affects especially fragile groups of the population, such as children, to a greater extent. During the last decade, the percentage of poor children has risen in most wealthy countries, becoming a top priority according to the UNICEF 2005 report. It is estimated that 13.3% of minors in Spain live in a situation of poverty. This means that, during a decade of great economic development, child poverty has increased by 2.7%. In 2007, the ”la Caixa” Social and Cultural Outreach Projects, faithful to its founding values and goals and to its commitment to the most disadvantaged sectors of society, set up a new programme to provide an efficient, rapid and global response to the unmet needs of groups at risk of being excluded. The ”la Caixa” Social and Cultural Outreach Projects allocated 41 million euros to its CaixaProinfancia programme 2007 Annual Report ”la Caixa” Outreach Projects 14 New challenges • The new School CiberCaixa, entitled “Quedamos al salir de clase” (Let’s stay on after school), whose aim is to support the socialisation of children in a nonformal educational context, out of school hours and during holiday periods. In addition to carrying out and consolidating those initiatives already set up, the work accomplished by Social and Cultural Outreach Projects also includes new initiatives. Some of these are described below: • CaixaProinfancia, a new programme, influential and far-reaching, promoting a social fund of aid for families with children in a situation of risk, so that their basic needs can be met. Its main objectives are to help to eradicate child poverty and to help these families become a part of society, averting the risk of social breakdown and raising the awareness of the public at large. • The consolidation and growth of programmes as successful as the Training Scholarships for Prisoners; the programme of Conservation of Natural Areas and Social Insertion, helping people with difficulties in finding employment to get a job; and the Incorpora corporate social responsibility programme for companies dedicated to helping those at risk find employment, by creating a network of job developers in collaboration with social organisations. • A new call for aid applications has been set up for projects against residential exclusion. This is a new line of support aimed at social organisations that offer temporary accommodation for vulnerable groups. More details are provided on each of these programmes in the corresponding section of this report. • The financial contribution has been increased for aid provided for projects that fight against poverty and extreme social exclusion. 2007 Annual Report ”la Caixa” Outreach Projects 15 New challenges MicroBank The impossibility of getting credit is one of the characteristic forms of social exclusion in today’s society. Breaking down this barrier has a significant effect on the creation of jobs and on the social integration of those individuals and groups at risk. In accordance with this premise, the European Union supports programmes that encourage private initiative in the sphere of self-employment, and micro-firms that stimulate economic growth and social cohesion. MicroBank offers entrepreneurs the chance to get social loans 2007 Annual Report ”la Caixa” Outreach Projects 16 New challenges These programmes are totally in line with the social philosophy of ”la Caixa” that, after a long pioneering track record in granting microloans in Spain, created the social bank of ”la Caixa”, called the MicroBank, in 2007. This is a new kind of financial institution specialised in granting microloans to individuals at risk of social or financial exclusion and to groups with limited resources, with the aim of encouraging business, personal development and job creation. MicroBank was set up with a capital of 51 million euros. With the birth of the MicroBank, doors have also been opened to people who are not completely excluded from the traditional credit system but still have problems in getting funding, such as new residents and disadvantaged groups or individuals with limited resources. These can apply for financial microloans for sums of up to 25,000 euros through the ”la Caixa” branches. MicroBank also plans to grant loans to people who need training in order to carry out their profession, as well as developing new lines of action depending on the new needs arising in society. Its objective is to support and provide enterprising people with funding for their economic and social development. To this end, MicroBank grants social microloans to disadvantaged groups for a maximum of 15,000 euros and financial microloans for up to 25,000 euros to individuals with low incomes or those receiving benefit. The criterion used to grant the ”la Caixa” social microloans focuses primarily on the reliability and feasibility of the projects to be financed, as no collateral or guarantor is required. The sums granted range from 8,000 to 15,000 euros and the period to pay back the loan is four years, at a highly favourable rate of interest. Social organisations always act as intermediaries in the granting of these microloans, guaranteeing the projects and being responsible for monitoring their progress. 2007 Annual Report ”la Caixa” Outreach Projects 17 2007 Annual Report ”la Caixa” Outreach Projects 18 SOCIAL PROGRAMMES MicroBank, the Social Bank of ”la Caixa” CaixaProinfancia Incorpora. Finding employment Preventing drug consumption The Elderly Preventing dependence Encouraging volunteers Immigration International aid Young people with values Hospital CiberCaixa Accessible housing Violence: Zero tolerance Aid programme for social initiative projects Social Studies Collection Social publications 2007 Annual Report ”la Caixa” Outreach Projects 19 22 23 26 28 30 32 34 36 38 40 42 44 46 48 55 56 Social programmes 2007 Annual Report ”la Caixa” Outreach Projects 20 Social programmes SOCIAL PROGRAMMES Social programmes and resources for care services have always comprised the core of activities of ”la Caixa” Social and Cultural Outreach Projects, and that is why they are allocated the highest budget, increased by 60% in 2007 to 256 million euros, accounting for 64% of the total Social and Cultural Outreach Projects budget for that year. Children on the threshold of poverty, dependent people, young people, teenagers exposed to high risk behaviour, immigrants, the disabled and other vulnerable groups are the main beneficiaries of projects and initiatives carried out all over Spain by the ”la Caixa” Foundation. The objectives are to respond to those needs most keenly felt by citizens, to support non-profit organisations working in this area, create specific tools to channel the social responsibility of firms, encourage volunteers, develop international aid, raise the awareness of all society of emerging problems and, through all this, to help to increase social cohesion. The social programmes of ”la Caixa” Social and Cultural Outreach Projects benefited 7,822,868 people in 2007. 2007 Annual Report ”la Caixa” Outreach Projects 21 Social programmes MicroBank, the Social Bank of ”la Caixa” • The ”la Caixa” Social and Cultural Outreach Projects started its Social Microloans programme in 2000 and, since then, has become the private entity that devotes most resources to promoting micro-finances in Spain. Concept Bank specialising in microloans that takes on the management of those granted by ”la Caixa”. • Given the success of the microloans programme and the ongoing demand for this financial product, ”la Caixa” has gone a step further by creating the MicroBank. Aim To boost the social economy by financing selfemployment projects undertaken by people suffering from financial exclusion. • This new bank provides two kinds of microloan: social and financial: Share capital 51 million euros. Social Microloans Microloans 4,118 (social and financial). • • Concept: Personal loans up to 15,000 euros. Aim: To finance self-employment projects undertaken by people suffering from financial exclusion and needing advice to define and develop their business idea. Social Microloans are granted under the auspices of social organisations acting as intermediaries. These evaluate applications in terms of their economic sustainability and monitor the projects until they are implemented. Financial Microloans • • MicroBank encourages self-employment 2007 Annual Report ”la Caixa” Outreach Projects 22 Concept: Personal loans up to 25,000 euros granted through branches of ”la Caixa”. Aim: To support initiatives creating selfemployment, provide all autonomous groups with the financial services they require and meet the financial and banking needs of groups with limited resources. Social programmes CaixaProinfancia • As part of the overall European strategy for social inclusion, one of the key objectives declared by the governments of the European Union is to fight against poverty and, in particular, child poverty, to stop this from being passed down from generation to generation. Concept Funds for aid designed to alleviate the precarious situation of families with children at risk of social exclusion. Aims To help eradicate child poverty, assist in developing children and integrating them into society, prevent social breakdown and raise the awareness of the public at large. • In order to complement this strategy, in 2007 ”la Caixa” Social and Cultural Outreach Projects allocated 41 million euros to the new CaixaProinfancia programme in its first year of operation, an economic fund inspired and financed by Social and Cultural Outreach Projects that is used and coordinated by 171 social organisations in the field, with whom collaboration agreements have been set up. Ambit Large cities where the largest pockets of poverty are concentrated. • The entities selected are well established in the geographical area where the programme is being carried out and are capable of providing or coordinating the provision of the aid granted. This reinforces their positioning and capacity for action, as well as encouraging the creation of networks to interconnect these organisations. Collaborating 171 social entities. Beneficiaries 31,224 subsidies given. The CaixaProinfancia cheques can be used at 1,480 solidarity businesses 2007 Annual Report ”la Caixa” Outreach Projects 23 Social programmes Aid and services offered in 2007 • CaixaProinfancia has a specialist office whose function is to ensure the programme runs smoothly and also to assist in controlling and monitoring it. The organisations involved also have a website management tool for making aid applications and tracking the work online, as well as a freephone number both for them and the commercial network. • Psychological, social and educational care: Psychological support for children and family therapy. Reinforcing education. • Caring for children at home. • Activities in open centres. • • • The social organisations taking part identify and evaluate those children and their families who are potential beneficiaries of the CaixaProinfancia Programme. Once each specific case has been examined, the organisations request the aid required, this being in the form of goods or services of a psychological, social or educational nature. • Infancy: • Purchase of basic food and child hygiene items. • Purchase of glasses and school clothes. • The programme has been implemented in the following cities: Barcelona, Bilbao, Las Palmas de Gran Canaria, Madrid, Malaga, Murcia, Palma de Mallorca, Seville, Valencia and Zaragoza. • These goods and services are paid for by means of social cheques, ensuring the aid is used for the intended purpose and to ensure transparent management. CaixaProinfancia social cheques can be used at the 171 social organisations taking part and at more than 1,480 socially committed businesses. 3rd World Congress on the rights of children and teenagers Priority lines of action • As part of the CaixaProinfancia programme, in November 2007 the head offices of ”la Caixa” in Barcelona hosted the 3rd World Congress on the rights of children and teenagers, organised by ”la Caixa” Social and Cultural Outreach Projects and ADDIA. The aims of the congress were to strengthen the role of children and teenagers in eradicating poverty and in achieving the UN’s Millennium Goals, to promote the creation of academic contributions, to encourage a critical sphere for professionals and institutions to exchange their experiences, and to identify good practices in child involvement and develop mechanisms to help them participate. • The programme collaborates with social organisations that work to help children and their families become a part of society, helping them towards this goal and meeting the needs of many families in Spain. The CaixaProinfancia programme fights against the social exclusion of our youngest citizens in order to achieve a better future for everyone. The way the programme operates means that social exclusion among this group can be tackled from a wide-ranging approach, working along different lines: educational, psychological, social and family stability. Cycle of talks on “the fight against poverty: a challenge for our society” • This cycle, organised together with the Ateneo Barcelona, brought together specialists in this field with experience in social inclusion and cohesion. 2007 Annual Report ”la Caixa” Outreach Projects 24 Social programmes • ”la Caixa” Social and Cultural Outreach Projects meets the cost of installing the CiberCaixa area as well as providing additional material, while local councils are responsible for providing the premises and covering the maintenance costs, as well as running and organising the activities carried out. School CiberCaixa “Let’s stay on after school” • • • • Concept: Programme to balance family and work for children from socially fragile groups. It creates educational and play areas at schools, equipped with computer and pedagogical resources. Aim: To support children in acquiring social skills in informal educational surroundings, out of school hours and during the holidays. To ensure all pupils take advantage of the CiberCaixa. CiberCaixa: 20 in operation (2007). 23 being built. Beneficiaries: 1,905. • Each of the CiberCaixa classrooms is between 40 and 60 square metres and has three integrated areas: School CiberCaixa have a special area for using computers 2007 Annual Report ”la Caixa” Outreach Projects 25 • Computing area: Where children and young people can interact with each other using IT resources. • Reading and audiovisual area: Equipped with books, newspapers and audiovisual equipment, available for all those using the CiberCaixa. • Infant area: Equipped with furniture, resources and activities especially aimed at the youngest users. Social programmes Incorpora. Finding employment • The “Incorpora. Finding Employment” programme of ”la Caixa” Social and Cultural Outreach Projects aims to facilitate this process. It directly strengthens the capacity of those companies and social organisations within the programme to help others find employment, as well as raising awareness and searching for employment opportunities for those at risk of being excluded from society. To this end, the Social and Cultural Outreach Projects has trained and deployed a network of job developers throughout Spain, who work closely with the collaborating social organisations, companies and ”la Caixa”. Concept Programme applied across the board to encourage employment. Aims To help socially excluded groups or groups at risk of social exclusion to find employment. To offer companies an efficient tool for setting up their corporate social responsibility programmes. Job Developers 238. Companies 2,904. Social organisations 169 taking part in the programme. Beneficiaries 8,441 people taken on since the start of the programme. • Helping people with particular difficulties to find a job cannot be seen as something specific or one-off but rather as a personalised process that requires action before, during and after the person has been hired, in order to guarantee success both for the person in question and the company. Incorpora helps people with special difficulties to find employment 2007 Annual Report ”la Caixa” Outreach Projects 26 Social programmes • The main beneficiaries of Incorpora are: people with physical, mental or sensory disabilities; the mentally ill; young people with difficulty in finding their first job; people over 45 without job experience; immigrants; the long-term unemployed; and women with difficulties in entering employment. • • List of universities with agreements for 2007: • Andalusia: Cadiz University, Granada University and Seville University • Aragon: Zaragoza University • Asturias: Oviedo University • Cantabria: Cantabria University • Castile-La Mancha: University of Castile-La Mancha • Castile & Leon: Miguel de Cervantes European University (Valladolid) • Catalonia: University Abat Oliba, Girona University, Lleida University and University Rovira i Virgili • Balearic Islands: University of the Balearic Islands • Canary Islands: Tenerife University • Galicia: University of Santiago de Compostela • Madrid: University San Pablo CEU • Murcia: University of Murcia • Basque Country: University of the Basque Country • Valencia: University Cardenal Herrera In 2007, Incorpora introduced a course for Job Development Specialists, given together with various universities, to train job developers belonging to specialised social organisations. University courses for Job Development Specialists Concept: Courses of 250 class hours for job developers working in social organisations that help people find employment. • Aim: To offer standardised university training and a referential and operational framework in order to excel in their work. • Collaborating universities: 19 throughout Spain. • Specialists: 475 in the 2007-2008 academic year. • • As part of the Incorpora programme, ”la Caixa” Social and Cultural Outreach Projects offers collaborators the chance to take this new universitylevel training, developed by the Observatory of the Solidarity Economy. • The courses are made up of the following: • • • • Universities with agreements for 2008: • University of Extremadura • UNED (Madrid and Rioja) • University Jaume I (Castellón) • University of Las Palmas de Gran Canaria (pending) • Navarre University (pending) • Burgos University (pending) 100 hours of on-line training through a virtual campus common to all courses. 50 hours of class-based training given by the universities involved. 100 hours of practical training on how to apply what was learnt on the course to their work as job developers. 2007 Annual Report ”la Caixa” Outreach Projects 27 Social programmes Preventing drug consumption • With the aim of helping to prevent dangerous behaviour and situations, ”la Caixa” Social and Cultural Outreach Projects has set up a new prevention programme entitled “Let’s talk about drugs”. Concept Programme to prevent drug taking and to raise awareness, aimed at young people, families with adolescent and pre-adolescent children, teachers, social educators and health centre professionals. • Its lines of action centre on an awareness raising campaign aimed at families that includes a prevention guide and free telephone helpline, a travelling exhibition, educational material to work on prevention in schools and an update campaign for professionals in health centres. Aims To help reduce drug consumption among young people. To encourage families and schools to play an active role in prevention. Beneficiaries 14,386 since October 2007. Let’s talk about drugs. Campaign to raise the awareness of society • • • Drugs have never been as prevalent in society as today and there has never been so much apathy towards the issue of drugtaking. In spite of the seriousness of this phenomenon, in recent years social concern has decreased with regard to drug consumption, and consumption has risen of substances such as cannabis, cocaine and alcohol among teenagers and young people. • • Concept: Travelling exhibition (marquee). Aims: To make adolescents, their families, the educational community and the general public more aware of the realities of drug consumption, its risks and consequences. Towns visited: Cordoba (2007). Visitors: 12,391 in 2007. • The exhibition, covering 300 square metres, is divided into nine areas: What are drugs? The social impact of drugs. • Drugs, a global phenomenon. • Drugs and the brain. • The effects of drugs. • Drugs, health risks. • Drugs, here and now. • The challenge of prevention. • Now you decide. • • • Complementary activities. Among other proposals, the exhibition offers the following: Educational workshops for secondary school pupils. Specific activities for teachers and the whole family. • Activities for young people. • • The “Let’s talk about drugs” exhibition in Cordoba 2007 Annual Report ”la Caixa” Outreach Projects 28 Social programmes Awareness-raising campaign aimed at families • Actions: • As families are a key element in transmitting values, they are fundamental agents in preventing drug consumption by adolescents and young people. • Guide: Let’s talk about drugs. A reality that must be tackled in the family, distributed via the ”la Caixa” branches, educational centres and parent-teacher associations, health centres and social services. • Telephone helpline for families, run by specialists to provide appropriate answers to all kinds of queries on family strategies and guidelines on taking action in possible situations of drug consumption. • Aims: • To make families aware of the realities of drug-taking among the young. • To activate strategies and develop resources for prevention. School prevention campaign • As part of this programme, a set of teaching materials has been produced to be used in schools. Campaign to update general practitioners and paediatricians • Since families usually attend health centres to resolve doubts regarding their children’s early attempts at drugtaking, it’s important for health professionals to have up-todate materials to help them prevent consumption. • Scope of the campaign: • 2,833 health centres in 17 autonomous communities. • 57,500 professionals (GP’s, paediatricians and nurses). • Actions: “Let’s talk about drugs” promotes dialogue between parents and children 2007 Annual Report ”la Caixa” Outreach Projects 29 • Turn health centres into channels of communication for the campaign. • Publish materials for families with guidelines on how to act regarding their children’s possible drug consumption, with answers to the most frequently asked questions. • Production of self-administered training materials for clinical sessions, aimed at health centre professionals. Social programmes The Elderly • Caring for the elderly forms part of the corporate identity of ”la Caixa” and its Social and Cultural Outreach Projects. That’s why it has a specific programme, divided into four broad areas: Concept Programme of comprehensive care for the elderly. Aim To encourage an active, healthy and socially integrated old age. Centres for the elderly 581 (”la Caixa” and other centres). Ciber@ulas 464 installed within centres for the elderly. • Promoting volunteers. • Associations. • Familiarising people with information and communication technology. • Continued training. • The programme for the elderly of ”la Caixa” Social and Cultural Outreach Projects promotes an active old age, encouraging the elderly to get involved in society, developing tools to improve and maintain personal independence and helping these people become more familiar with new technologies at the 581 centres for the elderly. Beneficiaries 4.6 million people in 2007. Intergenerational activities at the Ciber@ulas 2007 Annual Report ”la Caixa” Outreach Projects 30 Social programmes Ciber@ulas: Computing and communication for everyone New Initiatives 2007 • As well as continuing well-established initiatives such as “Elderly readers”, now rolled out to the whole of Spain and generating volunteer activities, and also the “Health and Wellbeing” cycles of workshops, talks and discussion groups, in 2007 the elderly programme of ”la Caixa” Social and Cultural Outreach Projects started up new initiatives, of particular note being the following: • The new information and communication technologies have a permanent place in the network of centres for the elderly run by ”la Caixa” Social and Cultural Outreach Projects. Since 1997, Social and Cultural Outreach Projects has encouraged the installation of computer equipment in its own senior citizen centres and also in those centres under agreement with public authorities. There are currently 464 Ciber@ulas in the 581 centres, where more than 60,000 people have received computer training. • • Courses and workshops are adjusted to every level of training. Many elderly people who have started learning about computer technology over the last few years have gone on to become volunteers and leaders in the Ciber@ulas. Computer volunteers also carry out socially oriented activities by means of intergenerational projects, helping people to become more familiar with new technologies, such as the disabled, inmates, children, immigrants and young people. This is based on the idea that appropriate nutrition can help the brain to function optimally and offset certain neuro-cerebral losses in ageing. The new project, made up of talks, conversations and workshops, encourages action as an active element in preventing premature ageing, increasing health and contributing to social cohesion and the transmission of knowledge and values. Solidarity and Ciber@ulas • • • Concept: Volunteer project for the elderly that brings new technologies closer to socially fragile groups. Aims: To promote the integrating and active function of the elderly. To open up Ciber@ulas to the surrounding area and enhance social cohesion. Key targets: Immigrants, the physically and mentally disabled, disadvantaged groups. • Computing resources for disadvantaged groups. • Social and communicative skills. 2007 Annual Report ”la Caixa” Outreach Projects Fair Trade: In 2007, the intergenerational activities implemented by the elderly programme of ”la Caixa” Social and Cultural Outreach Projects were broadened to include a new cycle on fair trade, where elderly volunteers helped children to become more familiar with this socially aware form of commerce. In addition to boosting involvement in society and good relations between children and older people, this initiative also aims to raise the awareness of society in order to achieve a fairer and healthier world. • Training volunteers: These socially-oriented Ciber@ulas are supported by volunteers trained at the ”la Caixa” Social and Cultural Outreach Projects centres for the elderly. Two workshops have been designed for elderly volunteers: • Food, life and culture: Multidisciplinary project whose aim is to raise awareness of the importance of food in ageing and in the construction of social, cultural and symbolic reality. This goal has become a reality through a series of activities aimed at improving our knowledge of what fair trade actually means. 31 Social programmes Preventing dependence • The Dependency Prevention Programme is mainly conducted in the network of centres for the elderly of ”la Caixa” Social and Cultural Outreach Projects, under agreements with the different public authorities. It is divided into three spheres of action: Concept Social programme aimed at elderly people who are frail, and in a situation of slight or early dependence. Aim To encourage autonomy and optimise the capacities of this group. To support their carers. • Workshops on psychosocial care: From a new methodological perspective, handling aspects related to the senses, psychomotricity, cognition and relationships, all concerned with preventing dependence and promoting personal autonomy. • The Challenge of Autonomy Caixa Kits: Resources created specifically for workshops held at the centres for the elderly. Part of this material is given to the participants so that they can carry out the activities independently at home. • Adapted transport service: ”la Caixa” Social and Cultural Outreach Projects provides the programme’s beneficiaries with a fleet of 102 adapted vehicles so that they can attend their centre for the elderly and take part in workshops. Adapted transport 102 microbuses. Workshops held 1,313 in 2007, in 269 centres for the elderly. Beneficiaries 19,391 in 2007, in 15 autonomous communities. • In 2007, ”la Caixa” Social and Cultural Outreach Projects consolidated its Preventing Dependence programme and prepared new initiatives in the area of handling dependence, with the programme to support carers being of particular importance. Caring for the family carer • • 2007 Annual Report ”la Caixa” Outreach Projects 32 Concept: Training and support programme for non-professional carers of dependent people, in collaboration with public authorities and associations of relatives with dependents. Aims: To offer informal carers of dependent people support and resources. To help carers to learn how to look after themselves and therefore provide better care for those who depend on them. Social programmes • 85% of those caring for dependent people are a relative. Of these, 80% are women over 50 years of age. • The programme consists of the following: • Informative material and DVD to provide family carers with instruments and advice on techniques to look after themselves and the person they are caring for. It also provides a summary of the resources available in the area of dependence set up by public authorities in the different autonomous communities. • A telephone helpline for family carers who want information, guidance or simply support. • Seminars that family carers can attend to get support. • 65% of family carers suffer from a deterioration in their physical and/or mental health. 20% develop “burn-out”. 40% do not get any help from others. The materials of The Challenge of Autonomy Caixa Kits are used in centres for the elderly and at home 2007 Annual Report ”la Caixa” Outreach Projects 33 Social programmes Encouraging volunteers • Social volunteers express the solidarity felt by citizens with those in need in our society and this movement has a long history in developed countries. In Spain, it is calculated that there are 1.8 million volunteers and around 15,100 socially-oriented organisations. Concept Programme to encourage people to volunteer and to support social organisations working in this area. Aim Raise the awareness of, welcome and integrate volunteers in social organisations. Improve the management and coordination of groups of volunteers. To encourage corporate volunteers from ”la Caixa”. • The Encouraging Volunteers programme, set up by ”la Caixa” Social and Cultural Outreach Projects in 2005, achieved positive results in its second year of operation, both in terms of encouraging and training volunteers and also in reinforcing and assisting the social organisations supported by volunteering. Another important aspect has been the promotion of corporate volunteers from within ”la Caixa”. Beneficiaries 529,424 in 2007. ”la Caixa” Social and Cultural Outreach Projects promotes volunteer work with persons in need 2007 Annual Report ”la Caixa” Outreach Projects 34 Social programmes Training and raising awareness Corporate volunteers • As in previous years, in 2007 ”la Caixa” Social and Cultural Outreach Projects continued to promote volunteers in companies and institutions by circulating publications such as the Guide to promote volunteers from companies, as well as raising the awareness of citizens, of particular note being the travelling exhibition ”Volunteer”, and also reinforcing its entities. However, in addition to these actions, in 2007 the programme also presented two new publications: • Encouraging corporate volunteers from among the employees and former employees of ”la Caixa” and its group of companies has resulted in a wide range of volunteer work being carried out by these people. • Good practices in managing volunteers: Free publication aimed at managers and heads of volunteer organisations. This aims to help organisations improve how they manage volunteers by observing how others operate. The book contains a brief theoretical introduction to the cycle of volunteer management, although the main body of the text focuses on 28 practical cases of nonprofit organisations with regard to different phases in this volunteer cycle: preparation, definition, incorporation, development, recognition, disassociation, wide-ranging issues and innovative practices. • Conclusions from the Volunteer Management Seminars: Free publication with the talks and debates from five seminars on volunteer management organised by ”la Caixa” Social and Cultural Outreach Projects, aimed at specialists and those in charge of volunteer organisations, held during 2006 in Barcelona, Bilbao, Madrid, Seville and Valencia. 2007 Annual Report ”la Caixa” Outreach Projects • In 2007, the 2,107 volunteers from the 45 associations of corporate volunteers of ”la Caixa” engaged in 847 volunteer activities, in 13,459 different actions, including the initiative “CooperantesCaixa”, explained in detail in the International Aid programme. Other tasks carried out by the volunteers are: collecting foodstuffs, accompanying hospitalised children, running and entertaining groups of the physically and mentally disabled and teaching Spanish to new residents. 35 Social programmes Immigration • The programme contains three broad lines of action: Concept Programme to help immigrants and new residents integrate and become a part of society. Aims To help these groups integrate, encourage a community spirit and social cohesion, and strengthen the values of cultural diversity. • Implementation of a network of intercultural mediators. • Creation of resources and publications to help immigrants access the services and resources available in our country. Among these, of note are the 24 information points located in associations throughout Spain, as well as What is this country like? a useful and practical guide published in Spanish, French, Chinese, Russian, Romanian, English and Urdu, and also the Directory of immigrants throughout Spain, the first publication to contain information on immigrant associations in Spain. • Training and informative activities to improve knowledge. Beneficiaries 387,518 in 2007. • ”la Caixa” works to improve the lives of people, with particular attention to new needs arising as a result of changes in our society. Its programmes particularly focus on immigration, which has become an everyday reality over the last few years. • The immigration programme of ”la Caixa” Social and Cultural Outreach Projects includes counselling for migrants on practical issues, employment, law and leisure, as well as a number of activities to inform them on the culture and customs of the host country, to encourage mutual respect and a community spirit, and to promote the values of cultural diversity. The Immigration programme offers counselling on work, legal and leisure issues 2007 Annual Report ”la Caixa” Outreach Projects 36 Social programmes • Health is one of the areas in which intercultural mediation is most required. This initiative aims to improve access to the health system for immigrants and to guarantee and facilitate communication between health professionals and those newly resident in Spain. Network of intercultural mediators • ”la Caixa” Social and Cultural Outreach Projects has set up a network of intercultural mediators to facilitate dialogue between the host community and new arrivals, encouraging a community spirit and social cohesion. • In 2007, the network of mediators was expanded to 114 people, previously trained by ”la Caixa” Social and Cultural Outreach Projects. • One of the advantages of the intercultural mediation of ”la Caixa” Social and Cultural Outreach Projects is that it operates online. A virtual office enables all members of this virtual community to consult and share documents and experiences. This management tool also facilitates communication between mediators throughout Spain and the ”la Caixa” Foundation. • This new initiative is organised around three areas: Health Service mediation Concept: Intercultural mediation in the area of health. • Aims: To provide intercultural mediation in health centres and hospitals, to train specialist mediators and create a coordinating centre that ensures needs are detected and appropriate solutions are found for the region. • First actions: Department of Health of the Catalan government. Training via the Foundation of the Hospital Vall d’Hebron (Barcelona). • 2007 Annual Report ”la Caixa” Outreach Projects 37 • Training programme given by the Foundation of the Hospital Vall d’Hebron aimed at intercultural mediators in the health area. • Creation, by the Department of Health of the Catalan government, of a Coordination Centre for mediation resources in health. Its aim is to establish a management methodology that ensures that needs in the area are detected, suitable responses are developed and the work being carried out is subsequently evaluated. • Adapting the professional resources required in intercultural mediation to ensure suitable care in Catalonia. Social programmes International aid International actions Social and economic development Concept Programme to support international aid initiatives. Concept: Competition to select the best proposals for socioeconomic development, presented by Spanish NGOs and their local partners. • Aims: To support actions generating sustainable economic activity, in accordance with local development strategies, combining them with work on basic social needs, infrastructures and the strengthening of institutions. • Projects selected per competition: 6. • Aims To help towards high quality, innovative and transforming aid that contributes to sustainable development in countries in the south, promoting a culture of solidarity in Spain and based on three key lines of work: international projects, the training of social agents in aid, and raising the awareness of Spanish society. Initiatives 345 since 1997. Training Social Capital in Africa Beneficiaries 14 million since 1997. Concept: Training and preparation programmes. Aims: To reinforce national priorities and strategies to improve basic social services by preparing/ training higher and intermediate positions (medical and teaching staff, grants for female entrepreneurs, etc.). • Projects: 3. • • Crisis and Humanitarian action Concept: Support programme for Crisis and Humanitarian Action projects with donations from ”la Caixa” Social and Cultural Outreach Projects from the FonCaixa Aid Investment Fund as well as donations from citizens through the ”la Caixa” branch network. • Aims: To promote initiatives to protect and assist victims in natural or manmade disasters, as well as in armed conflicts, and their direct consequences, and in chronic or ensuing emergencies, aimed at preventing and relieving suffering in southern countries. • Projects: 6. • The aid serves to improve basic social services 2007 Annual Report ”la Caixa” Outreach Projects 38 Social programmes Raising awareness and social debate in Spain • The International Aid programme of ”la Caixa” Social and Cultural Outreach Projects has promoted new ways to raise awareness and encourage dialogue through talks, exhibitions and seminars. Specific work has also been carried out to raise society’s awareness of the values of solidarity, such as the ”la Caixa” calendar for 2007, dedicated to aid projects in different countries in the world with which this programme collaborates. CooperantesCaixa Concept: International volunteer initiative from the International Aid Programme, together with the Corporate Volunteer Programme. • Aims: To help improve the living conditions of vulnerable populations in southern countries by providing specialist assistance offered through ”la Caixa” volunteers to associated NGOs and colleagues. Specialist assistance in: consultancy work, specific support for technical issues and preparing local staff in areas such as training and advice on administration, accounting and finance. • Volunteers: 11 in 2007. • Rural and gender equality development project in Kolandula, Angola 2007 Annual Report ”la Caixa” Outreach Projects 39 Social programmes Young people with values 2nd contest of “Young people with values” initiatives Concept Specific programme to promote ethical values and a community spirit among the young. • ”la Caixa” Social and Cultural Outreach Projects presented its second contest of “Young People with Values” initiatives, whose aim is to promote and recognise the active role of young people in society. Aims To recognise and strengthen the involvement of young people in society. To recognise and strengthen their active social role. To promote ethical values and a community spirit among the young. • In 2007, 34 finalist groups from the autonomous communities received awards, one for each age group, from which four winning projects were selected at a national level, who will receive a prize of 9,000 euros and a trip around Europe to visit other socially oriented experiences carried out by young people. Beneficiaries 410,156 in 2007. • ”la Caixa” Social and Cultural Outreach Projects pays particular attention to young people through its programmes for finding employment and accessible housing, as well as its scholarships to improve both academic and professional training. Since 2006, this programme has been added to the overall effort, dedicated especially to young people to motivate them to take an active role in socially oriented projects. • “Young people with values” is organised along three lines of action: the competition for initiatives entitled “Young people with values”, in its second year in 2007; the publication and circulation of informative material aimed at young people, families and educational centres (the Values KitsCaixa, explained in more detail in the education section of this Annual Report); and “Young people, a lot to say”, a travelling exhibition that visits the different autonomous communities. ”la Caixa” Social and Cultural Outreach Projects promotes ethical values and a community spirit among the young 2007 Annual Report ”la Caixa” Outreach Projects 40 Social programmes Young people, a lot to say Values KitsCaixa (Educational resource) • A multidisciplinary programme with educational workshops, family activities, a travelling exhibition and different proposals for young people, families, educators and the general public to take part in. ”la Caixa” Social and Cultural Outreach Projects offers teachers and centres Values KitsCaixa, a new educational resource based on the principles of a values-based education. A set of materials that contribute to the education of pupils aged 8 to 12 in social and ethical values. • It consists of three kits. Each kit provides materials and activities to work independently on the values of identity, community spirit and responsibility. • The three kits and a display are given to schools on request, via the Teacher and Resource Centre of each autonomous community. • • The exhibition, covering 300 m2, highlights the role of young people as a necessary and fundamental part of society, reaffirming the transforming nature that has always characterised youth. It analyses the risks and challenges of young people today and reviews the events that have marked the evolution and ideas of generations since the 20th century, offering guidelines for dialogue and understanding. • In 2007, “Young people, a lot to say” was exhibited in: Albacete, Alicante, Ávila, Barcelona, Ceuta, Gijón, Girona, Granada, Guadalajara, Huelva, Ibiza, Irún, Jaén, Las Palmas, Lleida, Marbella, Palamós, Palma, Talavera, Torrejón, Tortosa and Valladolid, and received more than 300,000 visits. KitsCaixa help to educate children in classes on values 2007 Annual Report ”la Caixa” Outreach Projects 41 Social programmes Hospital CiberCaixa • Hospital CiberCaixa are areas located in hospitals whose aim is to help minimise the impact on children and their families when the children are hospitalised. These can interact with each other and their relatives in a pleasant and stimulating environment that encourages their social and affective development. Concept Play and educational areas located in children’s hospitals. Aim To minimise the impact of a prolonged stay in hospital on sick children and their families. • Each Hospital CiberCaixa of ”la Caixa” Social and Cultural Outreach Projects is equipped with computers with an Internet connection, scanners, digital cameras, CD players, interactive educational programs and games. The children also have their own email address to help them keep in touch with their school friends, teachers or other children at the hospital. Those children who cannot get to the CiberCaixa have laptops they can use in their rooms. Number 55 CiberCaixa installed. Beneficiaries 149,793 in 2007. • Started in 2002, the Hospital CiberCaixa programme forms part of the initiatives that ”la Caixa” Social and Cultural Outreach Projects carries out in collaboration with Health Departments from the different autonomous communities. • Volunteers collaborate in running the CiberCaixa, both from the ”la Caixa” corporate volunteer programme and also volunteers from centres for the elderly, as well as other volunteer associations and organisations. A hospital CiberCaixa minimises the impact of a stay in hospital 2007 Annual Report ”la Caixa” Outreach Projects 42 Social programmes • In the Hospital CiberCaixa, ”la Caixa” Social and Cultural Outreach Projects programmes specific leisure and training activities that children can carry out either on their own or with the participation of an adult, thereby encouraging intergenerational relations. Community of Madrid: 7 Hospital Clínico San Carlos. Madrid Hospital General Universitario Gregorio Marañón. Madrid Hospital Universitario 12 de Octubre. Madrid Hospital Universitario de Getafe. Getafe Hospital de Móstoles. Móstoles Hospital Ramón y Cajal. Madrid Hospital Infantil Universitario Niño Jesús. Madrid • Community of Valencia: 4 Hospital La Fe. Valencia Hospital Universitario de Elche. Elche Hospital General de Castellón. Castellón Hospital Universitario de Valencia. Valencia • Extremadura: 3 Hospital San Pedro de Alcántara. San Pedro de Alcántara Hospital de Plasencia. Plasencia Hospital de Mérida. Mérida • Galicia: 4 Hospital Juan Canalejo. A Coruña Hospital Xeral Calde. Lugo Hospital Cristal Piñor. Ourense Hospital Clínico Universitario. Santiago de Compostela • Balearic Islands: 3 Hospital Son Dureta. Palma de Mallorca Hospital de Manacor. Mallorca Hospital Son Llatzer. Palma de Mallorca • La Rioja: 2 Hospital San Pedro. Logroño Hospital de Calahorra. Calahorra • Murcia: 1 Hospital Virgen de la Arrixaca. Murcia • Basque Country: 5 Hospital Basurto. Bilbao Hospital Donosti. San Sebastian Hospital Zumárraga. Zumárraga Hospital de Cruces. Barakaldo Hospital Txangorritxo. Vitoria • • Opinion surveys show that the children, their families and also health professionals are highly satisfied with the Hospital CiberCaixa. • Distribution of the CiberCaixa: Andalusia: 5 Hospital Carlos Haya. Malaga Hospital Virgen del Rocío. Seville Hospital Virgen de la Macarena. Seville Hospital Reina Sofía. Cordoba Hospital Virgen de las Nieves. Granada • Aragon: 3 Hospital Miguel Servet. Zaragoza Hospital Obispo Polanco. Teruel Hospital Clínico Universitario. Zaragoza • Asturias: 2 Hospital Universitario Central de Asturias. Oviedo Hospital de Cabueñes. Gijón • Canary Islands: 4 Hospital Materno Infantil. Las Palmas de Gran Canaria Hospital Nuestra Señora de la Candelaria. Tenerife Hospital Fuerteventura. Puerto del Rosario Hospital Universitario La Laguna • Castile-La Mancha: 2 Hospital General. Albacete Hospital General. Guadalajara • Castile & Leon: 4 Hospital Río Hortega. Valladolid Hospital General Yagüe. Burgos Hospital de León. León Hospital de Palencia. Palencia • Catalonia: 6 Hospital Vall d’Hebron. Barcelona Hospital Sant Joan de Déu. Esplugues de Llobregat Hospital Josep Trueta. Girona Hospital Germans Trias i Pujol. Badalona Hospital Parc Taulí. Sabadell Hospital Arnau de Vilanova. Lleida • 2007 Annual Report ”la Caixa” Outreach Projects 43 Social programmes Accessible housing Concept Development and management of housing at affordable rents for those under 35 and over 65 years of age. Aims Assistance to alleviate the lack of rented accommodation and help those with greatest difficulties in accessing housing. Homes 1,084 granted. Beneficiaries 1,882. • Those sections of the population with the greatest difficulties in entering the housing market because of high sales/rental prices are people aged under 35 and over 65. • ”la Caixa” Social and Cultural Outreach Projects has developed a programme to help these people access housing. The Accessible Housing Programme had a budget of 30 million euros in 2007. Housing units measure about 40-50 m2 of useable area and rental costs range from 140 to 240 euros a month, with developments ensuring accessibility and adaptability. • Housing is granted with maximum transparency: a draw is held before a notary of all applicants who meet the requisites set out in the development’s conditions. The contracts last for 5 years, extendible in the case of the elderly. • The programme covers the capital cities of provinces, metropolitan areas of large cities and other municipalities that lack housing of this nature. In 2007 the Accessible Housing programme of ”la Caixa” Social and Cultural Outreach Projects consolidated its position and extended its number of developments. 2007 Annual Report ”la Caixa” Outreach Projects 44 Social programmes • At the end of 2007, the following developments were underway: Second phase • Arrasate - Mondragón (Guipúzcoa) 148 flats. Development under construction. • Girona 90 flats. Development under construction. • Hospitalet de Llobregat (Barcelona) 65 flats. Project completed. Licence pending approval. • Lleida 50 flats. Project completed. Licence pending approval. • Malaga 98 flats. Development under construction. • Salou (Tarragona) 80 flats. Development under construction. • Seville 102 flats. Development under construction. • Sitges (Barcelona) 124 flats. Project completed. Licence pending approval. • Valencia 134 flats. Development under construction. • Vallecas (Madrid) 110 flats. Development under construction. First phase • Bon Pastor (Barcelona) 27 flats. Development completed. • Cornellà de Llobregat (Barcelona) 63 flats. Development completed. • El Vendrell (Tarragona) 71 flats. Development completed. • Mollet del Vallès (Barcelona) 100 flats. Development completed. • Palau-solità i Plegamans (Barcelona) 30 flats. Development completed • Pallars (Barcelona) 143 flats. Development under construction. Completion expected in February 2008. • Sentmenat (Barcelona) 57 flats. Development completed. • Sitges (Barcelona) 113 flats. Development completed. • Tordera (Barcelona) 54 flats. Development completed. • Vallecas (Madrid) 110 flats. Development completed. • Vic (Barcelona) 104 flats. Development completed. • Vicálvaro (Madrid) 148 flats. Development completed. • Vilanova i la Geltrú (Barcelona) 64 flats. Development completed. Accessible Housing provides rented accommodation for both the young and the elderly 2007 Annual Report ”la Caixa” Outreach Projects 45 Social programmes Violence: Zero tolerance • According to data from the World Health Organisation, violence among people leads to 850,000 deaths per year. And one figure that sets alarm bells ringing is the rise in the number of women killed as a result of domestic violence in Spain. Concept Programme to raise awareness and take action, made up of a travelling exhibition, school workshops and a set of psychosocial and informative materials on the phenomenon of abuse in all social contexts. • The programme Violence: Zero Tolerance by ”la Caixa” Social and Cultural Outreach Projects consolidated its position in 2007 and works to take the issues of violence to universities. Aims To prevent and raise awareness of abuse in society. To support and care for victims and help them re-enter society. Beneficiaries 166,389 in 2007. 2007 saw the exhibition “Violence: zero tolerance” in 21 cities 2007 Annual Report ”la Caixa” Outreach Projects 46 Social programmes Educational programme • Some of the activities carried out under the programme in 2007 are described below: • Participatory activities for teachers and educators to tackle the problems of violence in general and gender-based violence in particular, aimed at young people in primary and secondary education. Programme of psychosocial support for women and their children • Psychosocial support workshops that can be used by professionals from women’s care networks to reinforce the victims’ own capacity for recovery. • Themes in the programme: • Programme of six workshops to promote the personal and social skills that help women to: • Human rights as the basis of peaceful co-existence and gender equality. • The value of difference and its communication. • Overcome the consequences of episodes of gender violence and learn new ways to tackle conflict. • Models of love and the transmission of stereotypes. • Integrate into society and the community. • The possible construction of a just society. • Re-orient their lives towards a beneficial and satisfactory future. Exhibition • “Violence: Zero tolerance” reviews the different ways in which abuse manifests itself, with the aim of encouraging all citizens to become actively involved in combating violence. • The programme of support for children consists of basic guidelines to strengthen children’s capacity for recovery when affected by episodes of domestic violence. • In 2007 the exhibition was seen in: Almería, Badalona, Calafell, Castellón de la Plana, Ciutadella, Cuenca, Gijón, León, Lugo, Mataró, Mérida, Palencia, Salamanca, Santa Coloma de Gramenet, Santiago de Compostela, Segovia, Terrasa, Teruel, Valencia, Vic and Zamora, with a total of 163,193 visitors. 2007 Annual Report ”la Caixa” Outreach Projects 47 Social programmes 2007 Annual Report ”la Caixa” Outreach Projects 48 Social programmes Aid programme for social initiative projects Since it was set up, one of the main objectives of ”la Caixa” Social and Cultural Outreach Projects is to strengthen civil society through organisations and associations that apply criteria of solidarity in order to improve the quality of life of groups at risk of social exclusion and enhance their chances of integration. To this end, several calls are organised for aid applications from non-profit organisations that carry out projects to help the socially disadvantaged. In 2007, ”la Caixa” Social and Cultural Outreach Projects supported 1,234 social initiatives presented by associations from all over Spain, with 928,528 beneficiaries. 2007 Annual Report ”la Caixa” Outreach Projects 49 Social programmes Support for residential resources for social integration • Some examples are: Concept New line of support for organisations that offer temporary housing for vulnerable groups. • Asociación Calor y Café (Granada): Construction of a Calor y Café Home, a building with workshops, a residential area and accommodation to encourage the social inclusion of marginalised people by providing support in the form of residential resources. The building has three housing areas: one for men, one for women and another for families. Capital: 200,000 euros. • Congregación Hijas del Divino Celo-Rogacionistas (Burela, Lugo): Facility with two sheltered homes for women suffering from domestic violence. The aim is to provide shelter for the women and their children, to help get their personal and family situation back to normal and to promote personal autonomy, providing them with elementary tools to help them remake their lives. Capital: 42,995 euros. • Asociación Evangélica Nueva Vida (Santander): A programme to provide decent housing for inmates and former inmates, as well as services related to residential assistance and shelter, in order to help them find their place in society and employment. Due to the constant increase in demand, the association is working on acquiring and equipping more homes, hoping to increase places from the present total of 8 to 18. Capital: 185,221 euros. Aim To fight against the social exclusion caused by homelessness. Number of subsidies 72 in 2007. • ”la Caixa” Social and Cultural Outreach Projects has started a new line of support aimed at social organisations that offer temporary accommodation for vulnerable groups in order to help them access housing. In 2007, ”la Caixa” Social and Cultural Outreach Projects granted 210 aid packages to combat poverty and exclusion 2007 Annual Report ”la Caixa” Outreach Projects 50 Social programmes Aid for projects to combat poverty and social exclusion • In 2007, 208 aid packages were given in 17 autonomous communities. Among the projects supported, of note were those attending to the basic needs of people and those consolidating and creating new services for shelter, assistance and support. Some examples are: Concept Aid for projects that promote care for people living in situations of social marginalisation and for those with difficulties in meeting their basic needs. Aim To strengthen organisations that work to give shelter, company and support to people at risk of social exclusion. • Employment Training Centre. The Pro Inmigrantes Association of Cordoba runs a project that provides immigrants, especially women, with the knowledge and skills required to optimise their chances of finding employment, as a way of encouraging a more intercultural community from a gender point of view. Capital: 20,000 euros. • Vicente de Paúl Primary Shelter. The Gijón Charity Association has helped to set up a drug-free flat for people on the margins of society who wish to tackle their family exclusion, lack of employment or resources, providing them with accommodation and covering their basic needs, as well as allowing them to attend specialised centres with comprehensive 24-hour care. Capital: 20,000 euros. • Comprehensive Care for Mistreated Women. The Solidarity with Single Mothers Association of Santa Cruz de Tenerife runs this programme in order to provide comprehensive support for mistreated women in order to alleviate situations of personal and social marginalisation, as well as providing them with the means to help them overcome their situation. Capital: 48,006 euros. Number of subsidies 208 in 2007. • The fight against poverty and extreme social exclusion is the main challenge facing society today. With this initiative, ”la Caixa” Social and Cultural Outreach Projects promotes projects that work very directly in caring for people living in situations of social exclusion, people who often cannot even access the social resources that would help them on the road to finding their place in society again or to living with more dignity. 2007 Annual Report ”la Caixa” Outreach Projects 51 Social programmes Aid to encourage volunteer work • Some examples are: Concept Aid for social organisations that work with volunteers. • Development and Assistance Foundation: Runs a volunteer project for the whole of Spain via a network of volunteer organisations in collaboration with companies and professional colleges. Since 1995, this Foundation has been working on five programmes: hospitals, homes for the elderly, centres for the homeless, occupational and special education centres and domestic help. Capital: 38,000 euros. • “Cáritas” (charity) organisation of the diocese of Orihuela (Alicante): Runs the project entitled “Caminem” (Let’s walk), whose aim is to ensure volunteers from the charity groups of the diocese carry out their social work with the greatest possible quality and warmth. This programme, as part of the Cáritas training department, contributes to updating the organisation’s training plan, consolidates the support team and recruits new volunteers, among other actions. Capital: 21,200 euros. • Volunteer Association of the University of Valladolid: Runs the programme entitled “Volunteers and University”, whose aim is to strengthen and consolidate the work carried out by the organisation. Of particular importance among its initiatives are the creation of a virtual volunteer market and the development of a regional interuniversity network of volunteers to help exchange experiences between the different NGOs. Capital: 33,200 euros. Aims To encourage voluntary work and reinforce the structures of volunteer organisations. Number of subsidies 422 in 2007. • The projects selected follow two main lines of action: • Raise the awareness of, welcome and integrate volunteers in social organisations. • Improve the management and coordination of groups of volunteers. 2007 Annual Report ”la Caixa” Outreach Projects 52 Social programmes Helping disabled people become a part of society and the world of work • “Es Garrover” Association (Balearic Islands): Has set up a project to rehabilitate people with mental illness and help them find their place in society. Among other initiatives, it offers support to families, patient-oriented clinical care based on a family system, hobby workshops and pre-employment and employment programmes. Capital: 30,000 euros. • Programme of Psycomotricity, Sport and Cognitive Rehabilitation for People with Mental Illness. The Association of Friends and Relatives of the Mentally Ill of Caudete (Albacete) runs this project to offer a place for rehabilitation with measures aimed at encouraging recovery and developing personal abilities, as well as minimising patients’ vulnerability to stressful situations. Capital: 25,300 euros. Concept Aid for non-profit associations and organisations from all over Spain with projects to assist people suffering serious disabilities or mental disorders. Aim To contribute to the social integration of these groups of people. Aid 333 in 2007. • The main lines of action for the 2007 aid applications were as follows: • Encourage and promote independence among those with a disability or mental illness. • Promote psychosocial support in the family environment. • Help those with a disability to find employment. • Some examples are: • Association for the mentally disabled of Granada: Runs the programme “Communicators and educational units for people with special communication needs”. The greatest innovation of this project is the use of PDA-type portable devices to install communicators and educational units, adapting them to the needs, abilities and capacities of each person. Capital: 30,000 euros. In 2007, 333 projects for people with mental illness were supported 2007 Annual Report ”la Caixa” Outreach Projects 53 Social programmes Aid for social action projects • Some examples are: Concept Aid for projects by non-profit associations and organisations throughout Spain working in favour of the socially vulnerable. Aim Encourage and promote the quality of life of those with physical or mental problems. Help to carry out innovative projects as a response to particularly significant challenges in society. • Association to combat renal disease ALCER Castalia in Castellón: Runs a programme of comprehensive care for renal patients at dialysis centres, with the aim of complementing medical and health care with psychosocial and nutritional treatment, as well as all aspects affecting health and wellbeing. Capital: 25,000 euros. • Association of Community Development in the areas of Aragon: A programme to prevent school absenteeism in the provinces of Huesca and Zaragoza. The aim is to carry out a series of actions that stop and reduce school absenteeism, as well as attempting to motivate and guide children in their everyday lives. Capital: 30,000 euros. • Avismón Catalonia: Has set up six leisure and cultural workshops to stimulate and prevent illnesses such as obesity and diabetes, aimed at the elderly, in order to improve their quality of life. Memory, physical exercise suited to their age, nutrition, sleep disorders, bereavement and laughter therapy all go to make up the content of these workshops. Capital: 20,200 euros. Aid 199 in 2007. • The key lines of action for the aid granted in 2007 were as follows: • Support projects promoting health and improving the quality of life of fragile groups in society. • Contribute towards rehabilitation and the social use of cultural assets. • Promote gender equality, intercultural harmony and education in values. 2007 Annual Report ”la Caixa” Outreach Projects 54 Social programmes Social Studies Collection Volume 23: Programas intergeneracionales. Hacia una sociedad para todas las edades (Intergenerational programmes. Towards a society for all ages) Concept Publications on contemporary social issues and problems. Aim To spread thorough and substantial analysis by publishing important studies in the area of social sciences. Subjects: Possible ways to increase solidarity between generations: encouraging intergenerational programmes, what these consist of, their fundamental benefits and some practical models to achieve community development in line with a society for all ages. • Authors: Mariano Sánchez (director), Donna Butts, Alan Hatton-Yeo, Nancy Z. Henkin, Shannon Jarrott, Matthew Kaplan, Antonio Martínez, Sally Newman, Sacramento Pinazo, Juan Sáez and Aaron P.C. Weintraub. • Titles published 3 in 2007. • In 2007, the Social Studies Collection of ”la Caixa” Social and Cultural Outreach Projects launched three new volumes. Volume 21: El empresariado inmigrante en España (Immigrant entrepreneurs in Spain) Concept: Analysis of the track records of immigrant entrepreneurs in Spain and the diversity of their businesses. • Research: Relates the activities of immigrant entrepreneurs both to the role of social networks of the immigrants themselves and also to the conditioning factors of the economic and institution structure of the host society. • Authors: Carlota Solé, Sònia Parella and Leonardo Cavalcanti. • Volume 22: Adolescentes ante el alcohol. La mirada de padres y madres (Teenagers and alcohol. The view of mothers and fathers) Subjects: An analysis of different aspects related to the consumption of alcohol among Spanish teenagers. • Authors: Eusebio Megías (director), Juan Carlos Ballesteros, Fernando Conde, Javier Elzo, Teresa Laespada, Ignacio Megías and Elena Rodríguez. • The Social Studies Collection published three new titles in 2007 2007 Annual Report ”la Caixa” Outreach Projects 55 Social programmes Social publications • The social programmes of ”la Caixa” Social and Cultural Outreach Projects generate publications and other materials whose aim is to inspire, complement and prolong their activities, initiatives and lines of action. In 2007, the ”la Caixa” Foundation published the following materials on social issues: • • Autonomiaren erronka. Programa de prevención de la dependencia. Basque. Bones pràctiques en la gestió del voluntariat. Catalan. • Buenas prácticas en la gestión del voluntariado. Spanish. • El estilo de vida de los mayores y la publicidad. Spanish. 2007 Annual Report ”la Caixa” Outreach Projects 56 • El repte de l’autonomia. Materials per a sessions de dependència. Catalan. • El reto de la autonomía. Manual del dinamizador. KitsCaixa. Spanish. • El reto de la autonomía. Materiales para sesiones de dependencia. Spanish. • Guía de Informática. (Republished 2007) Club Estrella. Spanish. • Guia del taller d’edició. Informàtica i comunicació. Club Estrella. Catalan. Social programmes • Guia del taller d’eines de presentació. Club Estrella. Catalan. • Jornades sobre gestió del voluntariat. Conclusions. Catalan. • Guia del taller d’Internet. Club Estrella. Catalan. • Jóvenes y valores. Spanish. • • Guía del taller de edición. Informática y comunicación. Club Estrella. Spanish. Kalume i les seves germanes. Una història del Congo. Catalan. • • Guía del taller de herramientas de presentación. Club Estrella. Spanish. Kalume y sus hermanas. Una historia del Congo. Spanish. • • Guía del taller de Internet. Club Estrella. Spanish. La psicomotricidad. Un método de estimulación cognitiva. Spanish. • • Guia del taller de recursos de gestió. Fulls de càlcul. Club Estrella. Catalan. La psicomotricitat. Un mètode d’estimulació cognitiva. Catalan. • • Guía del taller de recursos de gestión. Hojas de cálculo. Club Estrella. Spanish. La vida es cambio. El cambio es vida. Conferencias. Spanish. • • Guia taller d’informàtica. (Republished 2007) Club Estrella. Catalan. La vida és canvi. El canvi és vida. Conferències. Catalan. • • INCORPORA. Curs de tècnic en integració laboral. Catalan. O reto da autonomía. Programa de prevención de la dependencia. Galician-Spanish. • • INCORPORA. Curso de técnico en integración laboral. Spanish. Refugiados. Vidas en Tránsito. Spanish. • Refugiats. Vides en Trànsit. Catalan. • What is this country like? English. • • Hablemos de drogas. Spanish. Jornadas sobre gestión del voluntariado. Conclusiones. Spanish. 2007 Annual Report ”la Caixa” Outreach Projects 57 2007 Annual Report ”la Caixa” Outreach Projects 58 EDUCATIONAL AND RESEARCH PROGRAMMES Scholarship programme Biomedical Research Educational resources Educational publications 2007 Annual Report ”la Caixa” Outreach Projects 59 62 66 70 71 Educational and research programmes 2007 Annual Report ”la Caixa” Outreach Projects 60 Educational and research programmes EDUCATIONAL AND RESEARCH PROGRAMMES The attention paid to training new generations, encouraging equal opportunities in education and striving for academic excellence go to make up a solid basis for a community’s progress and social cohesion. Aware of this, in 2007 ”la Caixa” Social and Cultural Outreach Projects reinforced its educational and research programmes, organised around three main areas: university training, biomedical research and dissemination. The scholarship programme has improved all its contributions and has increased the number of grants given. Of these, particular mention should be made of the international scholarships, now into their 25th year, as well as the scholarships for prisoners, which have also increased notably. For its part, the health research programme has been consolidated and now focuses its support on four broad areas of research. In 2007, 623,293 people from all over Spain benefited from the educational and research programmes of ”la Caixa” Social and Cultural Outreach Projects. 2007 Annual Report ”la Caixa” Outreach Projects 61 Educational and research programmes Scholarship programme Scholarships for prisoners • The average cost for each subsidy totals 4,600 euros per scholarship granted. Concept Paid scholarships for technical training in trades in great demand, for prisoners serving second degree (ordinary prison) or third degree (open prison) sentences. • The courses train prisoners in trades such as electrics, plumbing, tiling, crane operating, geriatric assistance or cooking. Aims To help prison inmates re-enter society and find employment. To get their personal and job situation back to normal once they leave prison. The scholarships for prisoners received the Medal of Social Merit for Prisons Scholarships 950 in the 2007-2008 academic year. In September 2007, Alfredo Pérez Rubalcaba, Minister of the Interior, gave José F. de Conrado, Executive Director of the ”la Caixa” Social and Cultural Outreach Projects, the Medal of Social Merit for Prisons. • Those benefiting from this programme, in the last phase of their sentence, receive a motivating scholarship in line with the official minimum wage. This award recognised the pioneering nature of the initiative developed by ”la Caixa” Social and Cultural Outreach Projects and rated as satisfactory the results obtained with the prisoners taking part in the first two years of the programme. 90% of the prisoners benefiting from this initiative successfully completed their training courses. • Scholarship students receive training at educational centres outside prison, with a timetable in part like that of a normal job, in order to get them used to the professional obligations involved in stable employment. 2007 Annual Report ”la Caixa” Outreach Projects 62 Educational and research programmes National scholarships • This programme aims to help capable students to carry out their studies, in accordance with the access requirements of the programmes offered by Spanish universities and in line with the design of university studies contained in the Bologna Declaration. Concept A scholarship programme to study a masters in any Spanish university, irrespective of the student’s place of residence and of the university where he or she graduated. • ”la Caixa” Social and Cultural Outreach Projects has improved the allowances given for these scholarships, both in terms of the amount and duration. Aims Encourage scientific progress, research and the professional qualification of university students. • A scholarship consists of: Beneficiaries 100 scholarships granted in 2007. • • • In 2007, the ”la Caixa” Foundation offered 100 scholarships to take postgraduate courses at any university in Spain during the 2007-2008 academic year. These scholarships are aimed at graduates who wish to carry out a postgraduate course in Spain with a minimum of 60 annual credits from the European Credit Transfer System. • The enrolment fee, without limit. A single allowance of 600 euros to cover travel and other costs. A monthly allowance of 1,000 euros to cover food and accommodation. His Majesty, King Juan Carlos of Spain, presided over the ceremony to award the scholarships 2007 Annual Report ”la Caixa” Outreach Projects 63 Educational and research programmes International scholarships • The updated directory of scholarship students, available on the website at www.estudis.laCaixa.es/ ObraSocial, is an essential reference in the recruitment processes of many firms. In 2007, and coinciding with the 25th anniversary of the programme, this directory has also been made available in the form of a book. Concept A scholarship programme to take postgraduate studies abroad. Aim Help train qualified researchers and professionals in the best academic centres in the world. 25 years of International Scholarships Beneficiaries 120 scholarships granted in 2007. Since the programme started in 1982, the ”la Caixa” Foundation has given scholarships to 2,171 Spanish students at universities as prestigious as Harvard, MIT, Berkeley, Columbia, Humboldt in Berlin, Cambridge, the London School of Economics, Montreal, La Sorbonne, l’École des Hautes Études en Sciences Sociales in Paris, the China Europe International Business School (CEIBS) and the Indian School of Business (ISB). • The number of scholarships granted every year by the international scholarship programme has increased notably from 35 in 1982 to 120 granted in 2007. Social and Cultural Outreach Projects has steadily increased its contribution to meet the large number of applications received. Moreover, both the amount given to students as well as the duration of the scholarships increased in 2007. Over these 25 years, the international scholarships of ”la Caixa” Social and Cultural Outreach Projects have become a benchmark of excellence, both for the best Spanish students as well as for the companies and institutions that subsequently employ them. • The scholarship programme of ”la Caixa” Social and Cultural Outreach Projects is open to all academic disciplines. Some of the subjects most in demand during its 25-year history are engineering, with 208 scholarships, business administration with 187, law with 155 and medicine with 91. Five new scholarships in India • 1,054 students have received scholarships to extend their training in the United States, 354 in Germany, 287 in the United Kingdom, 226 in France, 80 in Canada, 24 in China, 4 in Japan, 2 in India and a further 3 in other countries. • The ”la Caixa” Foundation and Casa Asia jointly finance a scholarship programme for graduates and higher diploma students to take a Master in Business Administration (MBA) at the prestigious Indian School of Business (ISB), in Hyderabad. The aim of these scholarships is to promote the development of relations between Spain and Asian countries and to train executives with a specific knowledge of India. • By academic centre, Columbia University has received the highest number of ”la Caixa” scholarships, namely 109, followed by Harvard, with 89. The Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) has had 71; Stanford, 54 and the London School of Economics, 42. 2007 Annual Report ”la Caixa” Outreach Projects 64 Educational and research programmes Scholarships for journalists • The second year of the fellowship depends on an assessment of the student’s performance during the first year. Concept Scholarship programme for internships with the Spanish news agency, Agencia EFE, for journalism students. • In 2007, ”la Caixa” Social and Cultural Outreach Projects also increased its contribution to the scholarships for journalists, distributed as follows: Aim To encourage practical training for young journalists by means of internships. Beneficiaries 30 scholarships granted in 2007. • Study grant of 650 euros per month during the first year and 1,300 euros the second year. • Payment for travel ranging from 500 euros for European destinations to 1,000 euros for other destinations. • These scholarships are aimed at students in their last year of Information Sciences (Journalism major) at any Spanish university, and they include two years of work experience. In the first year they work in a branch of Agencia EFE in Spain and, in the second year, in one of EFE’s international branches in Europe, South America, North America, Africa or Asia. Journalism students receiving scholarships in 2007 2007 Annual Report ”la Caixa” Outreach Projects 65 Educational and research programmes 2007 Annual Report ”la Caixa” Outreach Projects 66 Educational and research programmes Biomedical Research In 2007, ”la Caixa” Social and Cultural Outreach Projects made a significant change to its biomedical research programme, with the threefold aim of increasing the effectiveness of the aid given, offering research centres greater certainty in planning their research and helping to generate synergy between different centres. The idea is to channel scientific research grants by establishing solvent and long-lasting agreements with leading research centres. ”la Caixa” Social and Cultural Outreach Projects has therefore opted to orient its management model, based on commitment, flexibility and speed, towards the most relevant Spanish scientific research. 2007 Annual Report ”la Caixa” Outreach Projects 67 Educational and research programmes IrsiCaixa Oncology Centre IrsiCaixa laboratory at the Hospital Germans Trias i Pujol (Badalona). Centre Institute of Oncological Research at the Hospital Vall d’Hebron (Barcelona). Project Basic and clinical research into AIDS, including the study of a possible vaccine. Project Implementation and development of a Cancer Molecular Therapy Unit. Aim Research into cancer at a molecular level. Provide a specialised service for patients in the medication phase. Aims Give scientific, technical and administrative support to activities coordinated with other Catalan vaccine research teams. Collaborate with international initiatives to develop and evaluate preventative and therapeutic vaccines for AIDS. The Minister for Health in the Catalan government, Marina Geli, and the Chairman of ”la Caixa”, Isidro Fainé, signing the agreement for the Cancer Molecular Therapy Unit 2007 Annual Report ”la Caixa” Outreach Projects 68 Educational and research programmes Cardiovascular research Other agreements Centre CNIC - National Centre for Cardiovascular Research. Carlos III University (Madrid). In addition to extensive agreements signed with leading Spanish centres, ”la Caixa” Social and Cultural Outreach Projects also collaborates with other scientific institutions in more specific projects that are nonetheless highly relevant in scientific and social terms. The following subsidy was of particular note in 2007: Project The CNIC Foundation, of which ”la Caixa” Social and Cultural Outreach Projects is one of its sponsors. Psychiatry Unit of the Hospital Vall d’Hebron (Barcelona) Aims Promote high level, long-term cardiovascular research. Connect base research with applied research. Encourage interaction and synergy between centres, researchers and industry. Project: Comprehensive Care for Borderline Personality Disorder (BPD). • Aims: Establish a strict diagnostic protocol for this pathology. Precise detection of the origins of BPD. Adaptation of treatment to the specific needs of each patient. • ”la Caixa” Social and Cultural Outreach Projects supports biomedical research 2007 Annual Report ”la Caixa” Outreach Projects 69 Educational and research programmes Educational resources Pedagogical cases Environmental backpacks Concept Specialised educational resources taking a multidisciplinary approach to subjects such as writing, reading, oral expression, theatre, music and sound. Concept Educational resources on the environment that tackle different aspects related to protecting nature. Aim To encourage values that lead to environmentally friendly attitudes. Aim To help people to get to know these fields of knowledge and their values. Users 93,799 in 2007. Users 103,030 in 2007. Backpacks Green (vegetation and fauna). Red (urban environment). Blue (rivers, lakes and the coastal sea). Yellow (abiotic elements). Cases The Letter Centre (reading, writing and oral expression). Fairytales (reading, writing and oral expression). The Adventure (narrative). Casket of Dreams (drama). Time and Sound (music). Audition (auditory education). The backpack for working on the urban environment 2007 Annual Report ”la Caixa” Outreach Projects 70 Educational and research programmes Educational publications • Íberos. Nuestra civilización antes de Roma. Spanish. • Ibers. La nostra civilització abans de Roma. Catalan. Al-Andalusko munduaren zientzia. Basque. • Los Millares. Spanish. Andalucía imaginada. Fotografías 1910-1930. Spanish. • Neolítico. De nómadas a sedentarios. Spanish. CaixaEscena 06-07. Catalan, Spanish and Galician. • Orígenes. Cinco hitos en la evolución humana. Spanish. El Bosc. Catalan. • Orígens. Cinc fites en l’evolució humana. Catalan. Humans! Els primers pobladors. Valencian. • Y después fue...¡la forma! Spanish. • Most of the travelling exhibitions focusing on culture, science and the environment are complemented by specific publications of an educational nature that allow schools to work on the themes from the exhibitions. • • • • • • ¡Humanos! Los primeros pobladores. Spanish. 2007 Annual Report ”la Caixa” Outreach Projects 71 2007 Annual Report ”la Caixa” Outreach Projects 72 CULTURAL PROGRAMMES CaixaForum Barcelona 76 CaixaForum Palma 87 CaixaForum Madrid 94 Social and Cultural Centre of Lleida 95 Social and Cultural Centre of Tarragona 100 Sala Girona 105 Art in the Street 108 Travelling exhibitions 110 Music 111 Humanities 114 CaixaEscena 116 Art heritage of ”la Caixa” Social and Cultural Outreach Projects 117 Cultural publications 120 2007 Annual Report ”la Caixa” Outreach Projects 73 Cultural programmes 2007 Annual Report ”la Caixa” Outreach Projects 74 Cultural programmes CULTURAL PROGRAMMES ”la Caixa” Social and Cultural Outreach Projects carries out its cultural activities within a context of social action, as a way of bringing art, music, drama and humanities to all kinds of audiences, particularly those people who do not tend to frequent museums or concert halls. One of the objectives is to create cultural consumption habits that lead to an improvement in people’s quality of life. The cultural programme therefore pays particular attention to school and family activities, organising workshops and other stimulating initiatives that open up new perspectives on art, music or literary works. The social and cultural centres of ”la Caixa” Social and Cultural Outreach Projects constantly renew their permanent programmes, characterised by their multifaceted nature, and there are talks, cycles of films, debates and multimedia activities to complement the exhibitions and concerts. Social and Cultural Outreach Projects also carries out cultural actions outside its own centres, in collaboration with autonomous communities and local councils. One of the most popular of these programmes is “Art in the Street”, which takes modern contemporary sculpture to public areas in the principle Spanish cities. In 2007, 10,840,264 people benefited from the cultural programmes of ”la Caixa” Social and Cultural Outreach Projects. 2007 Annual Report ”la Caixa” Outreach Projects 75 Cultural programmes SOCIAL AND CULTURAL CENTRES CaixaForum Barcelona • In 2007, CaixaForum Barcelona offered a wide range of activities, especially art exhibitions on themes such as the grand masters of painting and sculpture, cinema, the great cultures of antiquity, photography and fashion. Opened 2002. 12,000 m2. 1,675,439 visitors in 2007. • Cycles of talks and courses tackled themes related to literature, history and contemporary society. CaixaForum was open to all kinds of audiences with educational and family activities, concerts, events in the auditorium and in the Patio Inglés (English Patio), as well as special programming for holiday periods at Easter, Christmas and in the summer. Location Avinguda Marquès de Comillas, 6-8, Barcelona, in the former Casaramona factory, a magnificent example of modernist industrial architecture. Facilities 5 exhibition rooms. Auditorium with a capacity for 340 people. 3 rooms for courses, talks and other activities. Art Laboratory for educational activities. Media library. CaixaForum Barcelona 2007 Annual Report ”la Caixa” Outreach Projects 76 Cultural programmes Art • In 2007, the art exhibitions paid particular attention to the great cultures of antiquity and the Ancient Masters, balanced by exhibitions on contemporary art, design and documentary photography. Hashem el Madani: studio portraits and photographic strolls A valuable document of Sidon’s urban history (the Lebanon) and people’s attitudes in public spaces. • The exhibitions at CaixaForum Barcelona also include complementary activities such as family presentations, educational activities, coffee with chats about the arts, guided tours for the general public and special tours for groups, as well as guided tours for the deaf and hard of hearing. Inaugurated in 2006 until 11 February 2007. Listen with your eyes. Between language and perception Videos, paintings, sculptures, photographs and installations, from the ”la Caixa” Foundation Collection of Contemporary Art, evoke a visual experience of words and communication. With work by Geneviève Cadieux, Juan Muñoz, Dora García, Steve MacQueen, Rivane Neuenschwander and Rogelio López Cuenca. Exhibitions Jean-Honoré Fragonard (1732-1806). Origins and influences. From Rembrandt to the 21st century The largest exhibition dedicated to the work of Fragonard. From 7 March to 6 May 2007. Inaugurated in 2006 until 11 February 2007. William Hogarth • Complementary activities: • Of humble origins, William Hogarth (1697-1764) knew the popular areas of the city of London only too well, and he was one of the first artists to record these in drawings and prints, sometimes realistically and other times with a satirical and moralising intent. An exhibition organised in collaboration with the Tate Britain, this is the most complete display to date on the work of Hogarth. Cycle of talks “Fragonard: work, taste, life”. Drama, music, clothes and decoration were vehicles for interpreting 18th century aesthetics and values which, unlike what might appear at first sight, were not so different from those of today. Coordinated by Sofía Rodríguez Bernis. The world of Anglada-Camarasa From 30 May to 26 August 2007. A great anthology of this Catalan artist. • Complementary activities: Inaugurated in 2006 until 18 March 2007. • • Complementary activities: • Cycle of talks “The world of Anglada-Camarasa”. The relationship of Anglada-Camarasa’s work with music, through talks and a concert of pieces by Debussy, Albéniz, Chopin and Granados. 2007 Annual Report ”la Caixa” Outreach Projects 77 Cycle of round tables and cinema: “Up & Down. Irony and social criticism. The legacy of Hogarth”. The validity of Hogarth’s universe today. Cultural programmes Agatha Ruiz de la Prada. Colour, drawings and clothes Lee Friedlander Retrospective on one of the great masters of contemporary photography, Lee Friedlander (Aberdeen, 1934). This exhibition, organised by the MOMA in New York, is the most comprehensive ever dedicated to the photographer. 477 black and white and 6 colour photographs were presented, together with examples from his books and special editions. Drawings and clothes reveal the career of designer Agatha Ruiz de la Prada (1960) right from her early days in the eighties but with particular emphasis on her most recent creations. From 9 March to 13 May 2007. From 13 April to 24 June 2007. • Complementary activities: • Cycle of round tables. “Art and/or fashion. Commitment to the most popular avant garde”. Coordinated by Fernando Aguirre, CEO of the Agatha Ruiz de la Prada brand. • Complementary activities: • The exhibition “Agatha Ruiz de la Prada. Colour, drawings and clothes” 2007 Annual Report ”la Caixa” Outreach Projects 78 Cycle of talks and concerts. “Lee Friedlander. All views”. Friedlander’s relationship with contemporary photographers, the tradition of documentary photography and jazz. Cultural programmes Sculpture in Indian temples. The art of devotion FotoPres’07 The award-winning photographs in the last FotoPres competition reflected a growing concern for social issues. The following prizes were awarded: 1st prize to Elisa González, for her work on Alzheimer’s, 2nd prize to Lorena Ros, for a series of photographs on child abuse, and 3rd prize to Pep Bonet, for a report on the effects of the civil war in Sierra Leone. An extraordinary exhibition of ritual sculptures and objects that highlighted the importance of the temple as the centre of religious life in Hinduism. Organised jointly by the ”la Caixa” Foundation and the Victoria & Albert Museum in London, with the collaboration of the British Museum, this is the largest exhibition dedicated to Indian figurative sculpture to date. From 7 June to 19 August 2007. From 27 July to 18 November 2007. • Complementary activities: The exhibition “Sculpture in Indian temples. The art of devotion” 2007 Annual Report ”la Caixa” Outreach Projects 79 • Inaugural lecture given by John Guy, conservator specialising in the art of Southern Asia from the Victoria & Albert Museum. • Cycle of activities “India. A post-colonial view”. Talks, concerts, dance, films and a themed evening in summer. • Course: “India. Tradition and modernity”. Given by Agustí Pàniker, writer and expert on India. Diversity, temple worship, the caste system and the Kashmir conflict. Cultural programmes Passion for drawing. From Poussin to Cézanne. Masterpieces from the Prat Collection Chaplin in images The first large exhibition presented in Spain on Charles Chaplin and his character, Charlie. The birth of a star, the keys to his success and his contribution to a new image of man in the 20th century, his contribution as a filmmaker and his political involvement. This exhibition presented a magnificent collection of one hundred drawings amassed over more than thirty years by the collector Louis-Antoine Prat. The selection, made by Pierre Rosemberg, traced the history of French art from the 17th century up to the first avant garde artists. From 20 December 2007 to 27 April 2008. From 7 September to 9 December 2007. • Complementary activities: • Complementary activities: • • “Constructing modernity”. Cycle of talks coordinated by Àlex Nogué, based on some of the artists in the exhibition: Watteau, Fragonard, Ingres, Seurat, Victor Hugo and Cézanne. • “Drawing in creative processes”. The theory and practice of drawing, from the 17th century to the present day, from watercolours to pixels. Inaugural talk given by Sam Stourdze, exhibition curator. The exhibition “Chaplin in images” 2007 Annual Report ”la Caixa” Outreach Projects 80 Cultural programmes The canvas is the screen Open spaces Exhibition produced by the Reina Sofía National Museum Art Centre and curated by Berta Sichel and Céline Browez, on the relationship between cinema and painting. The Italian artist Massimo Bartolini chose the “Secret Garden” by Arata Isozaki for two successive pieces in this cycle; “A rose garden” and “The stone fountain”. From 15 December 2007 to 15 January 2008. Candida Höfer in Portugal Since the seventies, Candida Höfer (1944) has been photographing the interior of public areas. This exhibition presented large format photographs of libraries, theatres, museums, churches and palaces in different towns in Portugal. Organised and produced by the Fundaçao Centro Cultural de Belém (Lisbon). Modernism-modernity A new permanent area dedicated to the old Casaramona factory, the building designed by Josep Puig i Cadafalch that holds the CaixaForum and which is one of the jewels of industrial modernism. From 21 September 2007 to 6 January 2008. • Visits to CaixaForum: • • Complementary activities: “Modernism-modernity”. Visits to the old modernist factory. • Historical and technical tour for specialists. • Guided tours for the general public. • Guided tours for groups of people who are deaf or hard of hearing. Montcada space. Scenarios Cycle of exhibitions in which different artists present different ways of relating to our environment. Johanna Billing. From 12 January to 18 March 2007. • Wilhelm Sasnal. From 30 March to 10 June 2007. • David Altmejd. From 22 June to 9 September 2007. • Euphoria. Cases of extreme optimism Cycle of work curated by David Armengol. • Rafel G. Bianchi. From 2 October to 2 December 2007. 2007 Annual Report ”la Caixa” Outreach Projects 81 • Inaugural talk given by Margarita Veiga, curator of the exhibition, with the presence of the artist. • “Scenarios for a conversation. About the work by Candida Höfer”. Cycle coordinated by the architect Maddalena d’Alfonso, with the participation of creators from different disciplines. Cultural programmes Humanities In 2007, CaixaForum Barcelona was a platform open to theorists, historians, writers, philosophers and journalists to examine the origins of the modern world and debate contemporary issues. Here are some of the activities organised: • “The Arthurian legends. From Chrétien de Troyes to our days”. Coordinated by the lecturer from the Pompeu Fabra University, Victoria Cirlot, with the participation of international experts such as Michel Zink, Francesco Zambon, Charles Méla, Carlos Alvar and Alois Maria Haas. Cycles of talks and round tables • “How do they sell us the news?”. Eight round tables to get to know the modus operandi of the written media in the 20th century. Cycle coordinated by Sergi Doria. Contemporary masters Beyond melancholy and before utopia. The Europe of thought and the Europe of politics. • “Living experience of death. The reality of death”. An invitation to reflect on life and death based on medicine, journalism, religion, philosophy, literature and legend. The journalist Ramon Rovira was responsible for presenting the talks and debates. Inaugural lecture for the Humanities programme of the 2007-2008 academic year, given by the eminent sociologist and historian Wolf Lepenies. CaixaForum holds courses and cycles of talks 2007 Annual Report ”la Caixa” Outreach Projects 82 Cultural programmes • “The world from that side”. Meetings with Latin American authors, coordinated by philosophy professor Manuel Cruz. With the participation of Jorge Edwards, Joao Baptista Libanio, Eliseo Alberto, Ernesto Garzón, Carlos Monsivais and Beatriz Sarlo. Poetry • “Demons, witches, dreams... Poetry of the occult”. Cycle of round tables and musical poetry readings on the heterodoxies of Catalan literature. Coordinated by the poet Dolors Miquel. • “Those who forged Europe”. A cycle of talks on the creation of modern Europe, from Charlemagne to Franz Josef of Austria. Coordinated by Baltasar Cuart, lecturer in Modern History at Salamanca University. Dance • “Days of dance”. Dances by Blanca Arrieta, Lali Ayuade and Ramón Graell, Min Tanaka and Julie Dossavi as part of the International Festival of Contemporary Dance Urban Landscapes. • “Turning points of the 20th century”. Three talks by historian Joan B. Culla, on the First World War, the Cold War and the fall of the Berlin Wall. Cinema • “Film and psychiatry: glass souls”. A cycle of films with debates by the psychiatrist and psychoanalyst Juan Bellido. Programmes from the cycles of talks 2007 Annual Report ”la Caixa” Outreach Projects 83 Cultural programmes Music In 2007, the musical activities at CaixaForum Barcelona were characterised by their didactic nature. Films, courses and commented presentations of recordings were also programmed around the cycles of concerts. Diversons A programme of concerts that brought together musicians and groups playing traditional and ethnic music in order to encourage integration and harmony between cultures. With the participation of Djokoto (African percussion and dance), Romani Chave (Bulgaria), Mercedes Cortés and Jordi Albarrán (flamenco) and Mangueá (Brazil). Cycles of concerts The Violoncello An instrument capable of communicating, like few others, the most intimate and deepest human emotions. This cycle offered an attractive approach to a varied repertoire, given by leading players of this instrument, such as the Dutch cellist Pieter Wispelwey. Courses • On music history. “Johann Sebastian Bach”. Joan Vives, lecturer in music history and speaker on music, presented a cycle of performances concerning the key stages of this composer. • Complementary activities: • • “Introduction to the history of opera”. Great moments in the history of opera, with commented visual illustrations and recordings. Given by Jaume Radigales. Filmed music. “Jacqueline du Pré (1945-1987)”. A series of documentaries explaining the life of one of the most charismatic cellists of the 20th century. Wagner The personage and work of Richard Wagner (1813-1883) through a series of concerts to bring the public closer to one of the great masters of the 19th century, who broke the mould and heavily influenced subsequent music and art. • Complementary activities: • “Wagner: the Tetralogy step by step”. Specific course with musical illustrations given by Rafael Esteve Alemany, teacher at the Higher Conservatory of the Liceo in Barcelona. • Filmed music. Projections of the four operas that go to make up The Ring Cycle in the production directed by Pierre Boulez, presented by music journalist Javier Pérez Senz. Music plays a key role at the CaixaForum Barcelona 2007 Annual Report ”la Caixa” Outreach Projects 84 Cultural programmes Social activities Exhibitions • “Human rights and justice after conflict”. The case of the Democratic Republic of the Congo, in collaboration with the Foundation for International Relations and Exterior Dialogue (FRIDE). • “Refugees. Lives in transit”. • Complementary activities: • • “360º challenge”. A cycle of events concerning the challenges of today’s society. Kike Figaredo, bishop of Battambang (Cambodia) talked about the consequences of cluster bombs. “Refugees: victims of human conflict”. Cycle of films and documentaries on different groups that have suffered situations of enforced emigration. Talks Seminars and cycles of talks • “Technological development, economic development and social development in a global perspective”, by Manuel Castells. • “Latin America in the global era”. On fair economic growth, consolidated democracy and international aid. Directed by Diego Sánchez and Salvador Martí i Puig. Courses • “Leadership and innovation in non-governmental development organisations”, to facilitate the ongoing training of key people in NGOs. Workshops • “Managing co-development projects” and “Advanced co-development workshop”. Workshops aimed at providing theoretical elements and management tools for co-development. Seminars • “Gender aspects in multiple sclerosis”. • “Refresher seminar on tackling Parkinson’s disease”. The exhibition “Refugees. Lives in transit” 2007 Annual Report ”la Caixa” Outreach Projects 85 Cultural programmes Multimedia - media library activities Family activities At the weekend, CaixaForum Barcelona programmed shows where children of different ages could take part and for the whole family in general. Cartoons, music, drama, puppets, magic and juggling, as well as workshops on recycled toys, poetry, peace and the Millennium Goals. “Stand by: TV. When artists break the rules of television”. An overview of the relations between the phenomenon of television and audiovisual experimentation. Coordinated by Arturo/Fito Rodríguez. “I-Saturdays CaixaForum. Innovation/Creation/ Participation”. A chance to meet up and share experiences with creators, multimedia actions, themed evenings, festivals, participative events and presenting projects. Art in the laboratory • “Enter the exhibitions” (Family presentations and games with clues), “Art in play” (Building game in the patio of the CaixaForum, CaixaForum backpacks, kit to work on the Sol LeWitt mural, puzzles) and “Mini-labo”, an area dedicated to developing ideas from the exhibitions en famille. • The media library also held the following cycles and festivals: • “Duos”, “IDN-Image, dance and new media”, “Flux 2007”, “The transformation of cities”, “Thinking image/Thinking with image”, “i-Tube CXF”, “Mass colour”, “Channel-Media Library”, “Visits to the Media Library”. CaixaEscena 2006-2007 • Plays given by pupils from ten secondary schools in different towns in Catalonia. Educational activity 2007 Annual Report ”la Caixa” Outreach Projects 86 Cultural programmes CaixaForum Palma CaixaForum Palma is a culture and social centre that is very much present in the life of the Balearic Islands. In 2007 its activities in the field of culture, science, the environment, education and social issues were aimed at different audiences with the objective to inform. Opened 1993. 4,000 m2. 408,923 visitors in 2007. Location Plaza Weyler, 3, the former Gran Hotel in Palma, one of the most famous modernist buildings in the city, reclaimed by ”la Caixa” Social and Cultural Outreach Projects. Facilities 5 exhibition rooms. 1 auditorium with a capacity for 163 people. 3 educational and/or multipurpose areas. CaixaForum Palma 2007 Annual Report ”la Caixa” Outreach Projects 87 Cultural programmes Art • Modernism is one of the distinguishing features of CaixaForum Palma, which has a permanent collection of work by the painter Hermen Anglada-Camarasa. The programming of exhibitions in 2007 combined art from the world’s ancient cultures with contemporary photography, sculpture, drawing and animation. Alberto Giacometti in the Klewan collection Graphics, drawings, photographs, paintings and sculptures presented Giacometti’s contribution to post-war art, with images expressing the anxiety and loneliness of man and his uncertainty regarding the future. • The exhibitions at CaixaForum Palma include complementary activities, such as family presentations, educational activities, coffee and chats about art, guided tours for the general public and special visits for groups. From 28 August to 18 November 2007. • Complementary activities: • Exhibitions Combing death. Rituals of life and death in the Prehistory of Menorca Between Picasso and Dubuffet. The Jean Planque collection Exceptional archaeological remains from the caves on Menorca that represent the funeral rites of the western basin of the Mediterranean. A journey through the art of the 20th century via pieces from the Fondation Jean et Suzanne Planque, created in 1997 to conserve, study and spread the legacy of the Swiss collector. Inaugurated in 2006 until 18 February 2007. From 14 December 2007 to 24 February 2008. Cultures of the world. Collections from the National Museum of Denmark • Complementary activities: Reflections on the origin of ethnographic collections based on the collection from the Royal Kunstkammer of Frederik III which, in 1892, became part of the National Museum of Denmark. • Workshop, “New times, new forms” for infant and primary school pupils. Chillida. 1980-2000 From 27 January to 15 April 2007. From the very beginning, Eduardo Chillida worked sculpture with an abstract language, although over time his pieces were increasingly inspired by nature. This exhibition, curated by Ignacio Chillida Belzunce, presented 58 pieces including sculptures, drawings and collages from the last 20 years of the artist’s work. Animated stories CaixaForum Palma presented, in one continuous session, a selection of films made by artists working in the field of animation. From 28 December 2007 to 24 February 2008. From 31 March to 1 July 2007. 2007 Annual Report ”la Caixa” Outreach Projects “Images in movement”. A workshop to discover what lies behind cartoons and to become familiar with the language of audiovisual animation. 88 Cultural programmes The world of Anglada Camarasa Lee Friedlander In the first few years of the 20th century, Hermen Anglada Camarasa (1871-1959) was incredibly successful internationally and became a leading artist in Italy, Russia, Latin America and the United States. This exhibition showed the different stages in his career, from his early years to when he was at his peak and enjoying international success. Retrospective on one of the great masters of contemporary photography, Lee Friedlander (Aberdeen, 1934). The exhibition, the most comprehensive ever to have been dedicated to the photographer, presented black and white and colour photographs, together with examples of his books. From 7 September to 25 November 2007. From 15 May to 29 July 2007. • Complementary activities: • Complementary activities: • • Workshop: “Light, colour and shapes”, for children aged 4 to 12. Workshop on family photography, given by photographer Antoni Amengual. CaixaForum Palma has a permanent exhibition of work by painter Anglada Camarasa 2007 Annual Report ”la Caixa” Outreach Projects 89 Cultural programmes Humanities • “Public policies to care for people at social risk: the new Dependency Act”. Legal concepts related to dependency and resources to tackle this situation within the family. Ancient Greece and Rome are one of the aspects regularly covered in the programming of CaixaForum Palma, although the 2007 Humanities programme also covered contemporary issues related to new trends in urban living and changes in society. Shows Talks • “Summer nights”. Drama (Lluís Solé and Pep Tossar), music (Jaume Sisa) and contemporary dance (Dominik Borucki and Claudia Cardona). • “Young people”. A cycle of activities about the youth of today, their attitudes and behaviour, coordinated by Carmel Bonnín, President of Justice and Peace in Mallorca, and Mª Antònia Carbonero, lecturer at the University of the Balearic Islands. • “Disorders, deficiencies and limitations of diseases of the brain, behaviour and mind”. Cycle of activities coordinated by Jordi E. Obiols, professor at the Autonomous University of Barcelona. “Guidelines for a happy life”. A cycle following the line started in 2006 with Towards a better quality life, inviting participants to try introspection and personal growth. • “Miracle diets??? No thank you!!!”. Talk by Isabel Llompart, from the Research Group in Community Nutrition and Oxidative Stress at the University of the Balearic Islands. Courses • “Religions and human rights”. Organised jointly by ”la Caixa” Social and Cultural Outreach Projects, Human Rights of Mallorca and the Area of International Public Law of the University of the Balearic Islands. • “5th Humanities Class: legends, tales and fables in Ancient Greece”. Given by Francesc Casadesús, President of the Balearic Section of the Society of Classical Studies and lecturer in Greek Philosophy at the University of the Balearic Islands. • “11th course on thought and classical culture”, studying different aspects related to the role of women in ancient Greece and Rome. 2007 Annual Report ”la Caixa” Outreach Projects Agendas of activities at CaixaForum Palma 90 Cultural programmes Music Workshops The music programme at CaixaForum Palma in 2007 included concerts and activities in different genres and styles. • “Let’s rediscover the masterpieces”. Monographic course dedicated to landmarks in musical heritage. Concerts • “Diversons”. A programme of concerts that brought together musicians and groups playing traditional and ethnic music in order to encourage integration and harmony between cultures. Cinema and music • “Music, faith and transit” and “The three great monotheistic religions”. Two cycles of filmed music from the perspective of ethnomusicology. • A season of concerts with a classical, baroque and Celtic repertoire, of particular note being the baroque group Mensa Harmonica and the group La Venexiana, as well as the Easter concert. Multimedia art • Permanent programme of performances of visual and sound experimentation, based on fusion. Music forms part of the activities at CaixaForum Palma 2007 Annual Report ”la Caixa” Outreach Projects 91 Cultural programmes Science and the environment Social activities CaixaForum Palma has a permanent area dedicated to the environment and, in 2007, it organised workshops and activities to spread scientific knowledge. The key issues under debate, covered from a global perspective, had their place at CaixaForum Palma in 2007. Exhibitions Courses and workshops • “Fair trade, unfair trade”. Collective reflection on international trade relations and the mechanisms regulating them. Here, planet Earth A new area dedicated to the environment organised into two basic themes: biodiversity and waste management. It presents the work carried out by various organisations to defend the environment and shows how the European Space Agency watches over and observes the planet. • “Education as a tool for cooperation. The exclusion of young people in Central America”. The importance of cooperation and education in development. • “Co-development. International aid by immigrant associations”. A theoretical and practical workshop aimed at improving project management and encouraging the exchange of experiences. Permanent exhibition. Workshops • Workshops with experiments in fluids, chemical reactions, electricity, mathematics, meteorology and creatures’ different survival strategies. Scientific activity at CaixaForum Palma 2007 Annual Report ”la Caixa” Outreach Projects 92 Cultural programmes Family activities School activities CaixaForum Palma is a centre open to families where even the youngest children can share shows, films and experiments with their parents. School programming plays a very important role at CaixaForum Palma, with activities for different age groups organised as a complement to the school curriculum and with a clear educational aim. Music Art • Concerts dedicated to Andean and classical music to break through the barriers that often isolate adults and children from concert halls. • “Long live modernism!”. Dynamic visit to the building of the CaixaForum Palma. Permanent activity. • “The mark of nature”. Contemporary art workshop where participants learn about the plastic arts via biological cycles. Science • Science workshops for families. “Who says mathematics is boring?”. Games and experiments, solved using maths logic, destroying the stereotypes of mathematics. Music • School concerts dedicated to Andean music. “Manipulasons”, a composition workshop where children can construct their own piece of music. Music workshops given by Pep Gol. Shows • “Magic week”. Magic shows and films to celebrate the night of San Juan (Saint John). Literature • “On Tuesdays... cinema”. Summer cycle of films with cartoons for children. • Workshops on poetic interpretation and a Poetry Festival. Participants read their poems together with leading contemporary poets. • “On Thursdays... a show”. Drama, tales and puppets for the months of summer. • “Tales and legends from Africa”. By the storyteller Boni. Shows with animated objects and shadow theatre. Theatre • “And you - what would you do?”. Show by the group Intercanvi Teatre showing the possibilities of drama as a tool for educating about values. Cinema + Debate • “How do you see it?”. Films and discussions about documentaries tackling contemporary issues. 2007 Annual Report ”la Caixa” Outreach Projects 93 Cultural programmes CaixaForum Madrid • In 2007, the building work continued on the new CaixaForum of the ”la Caixa” Foundation in Madrid. The project has been designed by the firm of architects Herzog y De Meuron, reclaiming the former Mediodía electric power plant, one of the few examples of modernist industrial architecture that still remain in Madrid. Opened 13 February 2008. 10,000 m2. Location Paseo del Prado, 36, Madrid, in the “Art Triangle”. • The new centre covers 10,000 m2, with almost 2,000 m2 dedicated to exhibition rooms. It is divided into two underground floors with four further floors “floating” over a new public square measuring 2,500 m2. Facilities 2 exhibition rooms. Auditorium with a capacity for 311 people. 5 multipurpose educational areas. • As from its inauguration in February 2008, Madrid will have a new Social and Cultural Centre for everyone. A meeting point for contemporary society and the different manifestations of art, a place where tradition and modernity will live side by side. CaixaForum Madrid 2007 Annual Report ”la Caixa” Outreach Projects 94 Cultural programmes Social and Cultural Centre of Lleida Art Exhibitions Opened 1989. 1,835 m2. 97,270 visitors in 2007. • The exhibitions were one of the fundamental elements in the centre’s cultural activities and were accompanied by dynamic and guided tours for the general public, families and school groups. Location Avinguda Blondel, 3, Lleida. Willy Ronis Facilities 1 exhibition room. 1 auditorium with a capacity for 230 people. 2 educational and/or multipurpose areas. Willy Ronis (1910) started his career in 1937 as an industrial photographer and reporter, working with key figures in contemporary photojournalism and collaborating with the leading illustrated magazines of the post-war period. This exhibition brought together photographs from different eras, with particular emphasis on his work on factories and working class neighbourhoods. • In 2007, the Social and Cultural Centre of Lleida dedicated a large part of its activities to establishing connections and relations between art, photography, dance, drama, literature, music, cinema and multimedia art. From 30 January to 22 April 2007. • Complementary activities: “From photography to narration”. Cycle of talks with writers Quim Monzó, Josep Maria Fonalleras, Lolita Bosch and Julià de Jòdar. • Where are you going, Willy? Play by the theatre group Tant, about the life and work of Willy Ronis. • Animated stories The Cultural Centre of Lleida presented, in one continuous session, a selection of films made by artists working in the field of animation. From 8 February to 11 March 2007. • Complementary activities: “Animating stories”, cartoon workshop for pupils in the medium and higher level of primary and secondary school, baccalaureate students and those studying specific training. • “Animac”. 11th International Film Animation Fair of Catalonia. • Open “Animac” workshops, to learn how to make flipbook cartoons. • Social and Cultural Centre of Lleida 2007 Annual Report ”la Caixa” Outreach Projects 95 Cultural programmes Events in the hall Alberto Giacometti in the Klewan collection Suprafiction Graphics, drawings, photographs, paintings and sculptures presented Giacometti’s contribution to post-war art, with images expressing the anxiety and loneliness of man and his uncertainty regarding the future. A cycle of small format exhibitions, curated by Ricardo Echevarría and Creixell Espilla, examined the relations between art and fiction. With the participation of Sofía Jack, Marjorie Kanter, Lidia Benavides, Amparo Sard, Achilleas Kentonis, Takehito Koganezawa, Maik Wolf, Dimitris Tzamouranis, Martin Liebscher and Bene Bergado. From 10 May to 22 July 2007. • Complementary activities: • • • Complementary activities: “Alberto Giacometti: other views”. A cycle of talks presented the sculptor's work in relation to art, philosophy, literature, poetry and music of the 20th century. “Three-D”. Workshop on sculpture for schoolchildren. • Talks with artists and the curator Ricardo Echevarría, aimed at secondary school pupils. • “Divert-Art”. An activity for children as from 5 years of age to discover how artists work. Àngel Jové. Cristòfol Pavese. 1908-2008 An exhibition of drawings and sculptures by Àngel Jové (Lleida, 1940), based on a reading of the poet Cesare Pavese (1908-1950) and his affinity with the work by sculptor Leandre Cristòfol (1908-1998). Using this connection, Jové recreated the lost world of childhood in the post-war period. From 26 September 2007 to 6 January 2008. • Complementary activities: • “Dialogues on Àngel Jové, Cristòfol and Pavese”, with the participation of writers and art critics, a recital by actress Rosa Novell accompanied by the cello of Fany Silvestre, visits to the exhibition in the company of contemporary poets and a projection of the film Cristo si è fermato a Eboli. • “The moon and bonfires”. A poetry workshop based on the work of Cesare Pavese. The catalogue for Àngel Jové. Cristòfol Pavese. 1908-2008 2007 Annual Report ”la Caixa” Outreach Projects 96 Cultural programmes Humanities Music Cycles of talks, films and shows that took place throughout the year. The music-based activities illustrated the wealth of world music and represented a platform for young musicians. Talks Concerts • “Diversons”. Ethnic music to increase awareness of the genre and boost integration. “Challenges of economic globalisation”. Cycle of talks on globalisation. Speculative bubbles, the emergence of Asia, the welfare state and the need for a new model of society. • “Cycle of young players”. Musicians from different genres just starting out in their careers. • “Jazz season”. The classics and new trends in jazz in a cycle of concerts with international musicians. • Cycles of talks dedicated to the challenges of the current health system, great figures from ancient Greece and Rome and some great names from universal history. • “Sincrònic 2007”. Contemporary and newly created music. Cinema Workshops • “Morning cinema”. Presented by Marcel·lí Borrell and accompanied by a colloquium, and “In your own voice”, a cycle of independent films. • “Let’s make our own music”. Pilot music workshops for people with mental disabilities. Documentary + debate Cinema and music • A cycle dedicated to documentaries, emphasising the extraordinary dynamism of this cinematic genre. • “Music, faith and transit”. A cycle of filmed music dedicated to the three great monotheistic religions. Theatre and dance Family concerts • Performances by Cia Dei Furbi, Montse Carulla and Montse Guallar and the “Dance in the street” cycle, with the groups Nats Nus Dansa, Àngels Margarit and Marc Egea and Compañía Mar Gómez. • Given by the contemporary lute players Pep Gol and Pep Pasqual, from the music group and circus Ensemble FA7, The Graffiti Classics (classical music), MainmB’UM (marimba) and the group of ocarina virtuosos, The Chuckerbutty Ocarina Quartet. Multimedia art • Performances by the DHTML trio, Rabato + Yes Robot, OLDER live! (CAT-Irregular) and Electrospoken World. 2007 Annual Report ”la Caixa” Outreach Projects 97 Cultural programmes Science Social activities Activities to disseminate science and form opinion were also included in the programming. In 2007, the social activities presented leading opinions on some of the problems facing contemporary society. Science evenings Talks • Sessions to spread scientific knowledge regarding the great questions that concern man (habitable planets in the solar system, black holes, the exploration of Mars) and contemporary issues (anorexia, the polar regions and global warming and the chemistry of cooking). • “360º challenge”. A series of events about the challenges to society today. • Commemoration of the World Red Cross and Red Crescent Day. Round table: “Where are NGOs going?”. • “T8!”. Workshops to raise awareness of the Millennium Development Goals (MDGs). Workshop for young people on the Millennium Development Goals (MDGs) 2007 Annual Report ”la Caixa” Outreach Projects 98 Cultural programmes Family activities School activities • The Social and Cultural Centre of Lleida organised fun-based educational activities for the whole family to enjoy. Literature • Workshops and poetry readings, storytelling and poetic interpretation by Miquel Desclot, Lola Barceló and Lluís Soler, among others. • Drama by Ecoludic, Teatro para Armar and Calamar Teatro; circus by Miquel Montiel; magic by Mago Lari and Juan Varela; cartoon films, dance workshops given by Vats Dansa and Agnès Zander and dance performances given by Compañía Fundació Mascaró and Lanònima Imperial; storytelling and tales by Mariculea and Pep Duran. • Cycle of cinema with “The adventures of Tintin”. • “Day of science in the street”. Science experiments and workshops, talks and scientific plays. Music • Music workshops and commented recordings by Pep Gol, Josep M. Roger, Albert Gumí and Xavier Erra. Didactic concerts on the music of the Balkans and of Mozart. Theatre • “Closed windows: (social) values in theatre”. Drama workshops for secondary schoolchildren. Plastic arts Puppetry • “All hands to the pump. Art through the body”. The wealth of expression in hands. • Performed by the Sergi Buka company, the Puppet Centre of Lleida, the Xirriquiteula Company, Festuc Teatre and Titiriteros from Binéfar. The Centre also held the 18th Lleida Puppetry Fair, with performances by the following groups: GAR productions, Teatre Nu, La Canica and Hormigas Suben al Árbol. • “Lines in movement”. Lines, their relation to the body and their importance for the plastic arts. Cinema + Debate • “How do you see it?”. Documentaries on the future world, with the participation of experts. Urban culture • “Urban expression”. Round tables about hip hop, a place to see films on urban culture, concerts by international groups and freestyle and skate art workshops. Science • “Science mornings”. A cycle dedicated to contemporary scientific issues. Food • Cooking and solidarity, providing information on the values of fair trade based on the making of a chocolate cake. 2007 Annual Report ”la Caixa” Outreach Projects 99 Cultural programmes Social and Cultural Centre of Tarragona Art Opened 2001. 1,429 m2. 136,065 visitors in 2007. The exhibitions were one of the highlights of the programming and, around these, numerous participative activities were organised, as well as guided tours, workshop visits for schoolchildren and coffee chats. Location C/ Cristòfor Colom, 2, Tarragona. Exhibitions Facilities 1 exhibition room. 1 auditorium with capacity for 177 people. 3 educational and/or multipurpose areas. Between Picasso and Dubuffet. The Jean Planque collection A journey through the art of the 20th century via pieces from the Fondation Jean et Suzanne Planque, created in 1997 to conserve, study and spread the legacy of this Swiss collector. • In 2007, the Social and Cultural Centre of Tarragona combined an interest in the past with the most up-todate manifestations of urban culture. Its programming highlighted proposals interweaving art and thought, music and image. From 23 March to 29 July 2007. • Complementary activities: Cycle of talks: “Look at 20th century art with 21st century eyes”, directed by critic Carles Guerra: net art, minimal art, abstract painting, utopian aesthetics and avant garde art. • Concert by the Trío Kandinsky of contemporary pieces by Frank Bridge, Robert Gerhard and Arnold Schönberg. • One day in Mongolia One day in Mongolia focused on ethnographic studies showing the life of nomads on the Asian steppes, who have preserved their customs, beliefs and way of life for the last 3,000 years. From 13 September 2007 to 6 January 2008. • Complementary activities: “Mongolia: the civilisation of the last nomadic horsemen”. Cycle of talks, documentaries and films on the cultural history and religion of the Mongols, given by Josep Lluís Alay. • Concert by the group Huun-Huur-Tu. • Lobby of the Social and Cultural Centre of Tarragona 2007 Annual Report ”la Caixa” Outreach Projects 100 Cultural programmes Humanities The collection in the foyer/looking at a piece from the collection In 2007, the Cultural Centre of Tarragona programmed themed talks on history and religion, literature and society. • Work by Robert Therrien, Curro González and Zush, selected from the Collection of Contemporary Art of the ”la Caixa” Foundation, welcoming visitors to the centre. Talks • “Universal religions: Islam, Christianity and the religions of India”. Cycle of 8 talks divided into 3 seminars, given by Agustín Paniker, Víctor Pallejà and Lluís Duch. Multimedia art • “Illustration+music”. • “One Minute Festival”. Living Tarraco Historical recreation, by the Phoenix Project Association, of one of the key public acts in Roman society: the salutatio, or the Roman dignitary (patronus) receiving his clients (clientela). Digital art and urban culture • “Urban Tarragona”. Round tables on hip hop, an area to see films about urban culture (skate, hip hop, street art, social projects related to hip hop), concerts by international groups and freestyle and skate art workshops. May 2007. • Complementary activities: • Talks on relations between patrons and clients in Roman society. • Workshops for families: “The voice of Calliope”. Invoking the muse of epics to teach us how to decipher the codes of epic poems and be able to help Virgil finish The Aeneid. • “Challenges of economic globalisation”. Cycle of talks with the participation of international experts on globalisation, on speculative bubbles, the emergence of Asia and the need for a new model of society. The exhibition “One day in Mongolia” 2007 Annual Report ”la Caixa” Outreach Projects 101 Cultural programmes Music Documentary + Debate In 2007, the musical activities at the Cultural Centre of Tarragona illustrated the wealth of world music and taught us to appreciate the great classics. • A cycle dedicated to documentaries highlighting the extraordinary dynamism of this cinematic genre. Among the films shown, of note were the latest documentaries by Isaki Lacuesta, Ariadna Pujol, Abbas Kiarostami and James Longley. Concerts • “Diversons”. Ethnic music for social integration. • “Foreigner status”. • “Dixieland festival”. Cycle of concerts with Dixieland groups from Spain, France and Portugal. Literature • “Biographies: life in five senses”. Cycle of talks dedicated to María Callas, Elvis Presley, Rasputin, Tutankhamen and Isadora Duncan. Workshops • “Let’s rediscover the masterpieces”. Great landmarks in the history of classical music. • “Literary autumn”. Recitals by Accidents Polipoètics, Jaume Sisa and Karra Elejalde. Cinema and music • Documentaries on the cinema and spirituality and showings of classic films. The activities at the Cultural Centre of Tarragona attracted a wide range of publics 2007 Annual Report ”la Caixa” Outreach Projects 102 Cultural programmes Science Science afternoons The Social and Cultural Centre of Tarragona was also a place to spread and form scientific opinion. • Informative science sessions on the great questions that concern man (the origin of the universe, black holes, the search for humanity’s genes, the aggressiveness of the brain) and contemporary issues (mind-changing drugs, the disappearance of large African apes, the possibility of living to 150). Exhibitions Traces and remains of our ancestors An exhibition of original fossils from America, Asia and Europe, of particular interest being a skeleton of Protoceratops andrewsi, the cranium of a Triceratops horridus and a 6-metre fish skeleton. Week of the environment • Cycle of talks on global warming and the alternatives to the current energy model, complemented by the family play: The weather in the clouds. • Complementary activities: • Scientific drawing with the activity “Draw a Triceratops!”. • Cycle of talks with the participation of leading palaeontologists. Week of science • Organised by the Rovira i Virgili University, with the Catalan Foundation for Research and Innovation and the Department of Education and Universities. ”la Caixa” Social and Cultural Outreach Projects collaborated with talks and a show for families: Magic or science, by Fernando Blasco. The exhibition “Draw a Triceratops!” 2007 Annual Report ”la Caixa” Outreach Projects 103 Cultural programmes Social activities Family activities In 2007, the social activities dealt with health and solidarity. • In 2007, the Cultural Centre of Tarragona organised educational activities and concerts with a fun approach, to be enjoyed by all the family. Talks • Shows for children: drama, magic by Mago Lari and the magician Edgard; puppetry, by the Puppet Centre of Lleida, Jordi Bertrán’s company and Galliot Teatre; shadow plays by Valeria Guglietti; stories told by Rosa Gámiz; music by Albert Gumí and Xavier Erra; cartoons produced by KANOON (Centre for the Intellectual Development of the Young People of Teheran). • “360º challenge”. A series of events on the challenges to today’s society. • “Towards a better quality life”. Equality, food quality, the search for inner peace and the values that give life meaning. Educational activities play an important role in the programming 2007 Annual Report ”la Caixa” Outreach Projects 104 Cultural programmes Sala Girona Art Exhibitions Opened 1997. 248 m2. 51,132 visitors in 2007. • In 2007, the Sala Girona presented exhibitions dedicated to the work of two great artists of the 20th century and a third on ethnographic themes. The exhibitions were accompanied by dynamic and guided tours for the public in general, families and school groups. Location Sèquia, 5, Girona. Alberto Giacometti in the Klewan collection Facilities 1 exhibition room. 1 educational and/or multipurpose area. Graphics, drawings, photographs, paintings and sculptures presented Giacometti’s contribution to art of the post-war period, with images that express the anxiety and loneliness of man and his uncertainty regarding the future. • The Sala Girona is a cultural centre that offers exhibitions, talks and educational, family and social activities. From 2 February to 15 April 2007. • Complementary activities: • • Sala Girona 2007 Annual Report ”la Caixa” Outreach Projects 105 “Alberto Giacometti: other views”. A cycle of talks presented the sculptor's work in relation to art, philosophy, literature, poetry and music of the 20th century. Photography workshop. Cultural programmes Talks • Cycle of talks “Challenges of economic globalisation”: solidarity and fair trade, the cooperation and commitment of intellectuals. World cultures. Collections from the National Museum of Denmark • “Towards a better quality life”. Food quality, the search for inner peace and the values that give life meaning. A reflection on the origin of ethnographic pieces from the Royal Kunstkammer collection of Frederik III which, in 1892, became part of the National Museum of Denmark. • “Disorders, deficiencies and limitations of diseases of the brain, behaviour and mind”. Cycle of activities coordinated by professor Jordi E. Obiols from the Autonomous University of Barcelona. From 11 May to 30 September 2007. • Complementary activities: • Workshop on children’s dance. Henri Cartier-Bresson Henri Cartier-Bresson (1908-2004) is one of the fundamental names in the history of photography: a pioneer of photojournalism, promoter of the Magnum Agency and creator of the theory of the decisive moment. This exhibition brought together photographs from all the stages in his career, over a period of more than forty years from 1932 to 1975. From 25 October 2007 to 20 January 2008. • Complementary activities: • • Cycle of talks given by Ángel Quintana and Xavier Antich. Projections of the films Victoire de la vie and Espagne vivra, directed by Henri Cartier-Bresson in 1937 and 1938, respectively. Catalogue for the Henri Cartier-Bresson exhibition 2007 Annual Report ”la Caixa” Outreach Projects 106 Cultural programmes Literature Educational and family activities • Dramatised reading of Thought in the letters by Rafael Masó, given by the theatre company La Minúscula, with Meritxell Yanes and Isidre Hernández. Art • Workshops: “That’s how I see myself, that’s how others see me”; “All hands to the pump”; “Workshop on Giacometti and Christmas Motifs”. • A fairytale journey, given by Glòria Arrufat, juggler and storyteller. • EnChanted poetry. Music and poetry by singer Mariona Sagarra. Science • Talks (Magic or science),workshops (Electric phenomena, Chemical reactions, Long live mathematics),drama (What are you thinking about, Professor Einstein?), family activities (Magic tales, Bubble factory, Great extinctions, Magic or science, surprise yourself with our experiments. Great moments). • Poetic interpretation for secondary pupils and poetry festival on 19 April 2007. Music • Concerts by: Sakapatú, Los Moussakis and Papageno & Cía. Music workshop with everyday objects. Workshop on key fusion music of the 20th century. El teatret d’en Benet. Family Christmas concert. Society • Workshop: “The fruit of our paradise”. A workshop on the apple, its origins, history, folklore and nutritional value. Theatre • And you, what would you do? Performance by the drama group Intercanvi Teatre showing the possibilities of theatre in educating about values. Sakapatú, Andean music 2007 Annual Report ”la Caixa” Outreach Projects 107 Cultural programmes Art in the Street Auguste Rodin Exhibitions 3. Around the turn of the last century, Auguste Rodin (1840-1917) inaugurated a new way of interpreting the human body. One of the areas where he made his most significant contribution was that of public sculpture. Cities 10 (in 12 different sites). Visitors 7,818,000. The “Art in the Street” exhibition presents seven pieces by Rodin, among these The Thinker and various studies for The Burghers of Calais. • With the “Art in the Street” programme by ”la Caixa” Social and Cultural Outreach Projects, the main Spanish towns and cities become open-air galleries where pieces are exhibited by artists striving to give a new meaning to monumental sculpture. Malaga. From 17 October to 12 December 2007. • Palma de Mallorca. From 21 December 2007 to 27 January 2008. • • This programme enjoys the enthusiastic participation of local governments, which grant access to emblematic sites for the sculptures to be exhibited. In such a setting, which is not very usual, the connection with the public is more direct and fluid. The pieces set up a dialogue with their environment, either because they fit in or stand out, and have a huge impact on those seeing them for the first time. Auguste Rodin in Malaga 2007 Annual Report ”la Caixa” Outreach Projects 108 Cultural programmes Igor Mitoraj. The lost legend Manolo Valdés Mitoraj has reclaimed the spirit of the art of Greece, Rome and the great masters of renaissance sculpture. Resident in New York for more than a decade, Manolo Valdés (Valencia, 1942) alternates painting and sculpture. His monumental pieces are inspired by the themes of history and mythology, reinterpreted from a contemporary perspective. For this exhibition he took themes from the history of art (the Lady of Elche, Queen Mariana and Princess Margarita as immortalised by Velázquez, and the great Odalisque by Ingres) and freely recreated them in three dimensions. Seville. From 6 December 2006 to 25 March 2007. • Barcelona. From 7 May 2007 to 1 July 2007. • San Sebastian. From 29 August to 12 September 2007. • A Coruña. From 6 September to 21 October 2007. • Almería. From 19 November 2007 to 6 January 2008. • Valladolid. From 23 November 2006 to 20 January 2007. • Cordoba. From 31 January 2007 to 15 March 2007. • Valencia. From 19 April 2007 to 15 July 2007. • Palma de Mallorca. From 20 July to 15 October 2007. • Seville. From 25 October 2007 to 20 October 2008. • Igor Mitoraj in the Rambla Catalunya in Barcelona 2007 Annual Report ”la Caixa” Outreach Projects 109 Cultural programmes Travelling exhibitions • Other exhibitions were on historical themes, such as “Europe was a path”, “Science in the world of Al-Andalus”, “Los Millares. An ancient civilisation” and “The Iberians”. Others were informative “The ”la Caixa” Numismatics Collection”, which shows the history of Spanish coins from the Iberian period up to the Civil War. Exhibitions and activities 122. Cities 114. • These are general exhibitions for all kinds of audiences, accompanied by complementary activities for families and schools. Some of these exhibitions, such as the one devoted to the FotoPres contest, have a long tradition and have contributed greatly to promoting contemporary photojournalism. Visitors 569,604. • ”la Caixa” Social and Cultural Outreach Projects also organises travelling exhibitions that are shown throughout Spain. • There was also an outstanding new exhibition in 2007, entitled “Pablo Gargallo in his museum”: • In 2007, some of these were dedicated to art and photography, such as “FotoPres’07”, “World Cultures. Collections from the National Museum of Denmark”, “Between Picasso and Dubuffet. The Jean Planque collection”, “Designers for a legend. Homage to Toulouse-Lautrec” and “Rafael Masó i Valentí, architect (1880-1935)”. Pablo Gargallo in his museum A chance to examine the work of Pablo Gargallo in its entirety, from his years of training in Barcelona to his premature death in 1934, based on the collection from the Gargallo Museum in Zaragoza. Cities visited in 2007: A Coruña, Las Palmas, Salamanca and Santander. Visitors: 38,938. Catalogue for the exhibition “Gargallo in his museum” 2007 Annual Report ”la Caixa” Outreach Projects 110 Cultural programmes Music • Music is a key element in social communication and cohesion. Sharing music and taking part in it usually leads to positive, long-lasting effects on society. For example, knowing how to appreciate the music from other cultures, their instruments and rhythms, is usually the first step to a deeper knowledge. That’s why ”la Caixa” Social and Cultural Outreach Projects created its programme entitled “Diversons. Music for integration”, with a dual cultural and social objective: to promote music and to acknowledge and promote new bands. Diversons. Music for integration An invitation by ”la Caixa” Social and Cultural Outreach Projects to players of world music whose repertoire includes ethnic or traditionally inspired music. Groups made up of 2 to 8 people can take part, from anywhere in Spain. The use of acoustic instruments, the reinterpretation of traditional repertoires, young and little known performers are all prioritised. Aim The objective is to raise awareness of the traditional music of many of those living in Spain today as a way to unite people and encourage cultural exchange. • ”la Caixa” Social and Cultural Outreach Projects also promotes classical music via information as well as participative concerts, concerts for families, courses, seminars and presentations of recordings. Concerts performed 209. • The ”la Caixa” Foundation offers those selected the chance to take part in a tour of Diversons concerts throughout Spain. People attending 111,632. Towns 68. Ethnic music at the Diversons festival 2007 Annual Report ”la Caixa” Outreach Projects 111 Cultural programmes • Musicians taking part in 2007: Participative concerts The Messiah Al-Maqam, Andalusian music. • Boughaleb Laarif, Morocco. • Djokoto, African percussion and dance. • Echa Paká, Cuba. • El Mauri, flamenco. • Lafra, Central European music. • MangueÁ, Brazil. • Mercedes Cortés, flamenco. • Orquesta árabe de Barcelona, Arab music. • Romaní Chavé, Bulgaria. • Roxana Río, Mexico. • Suhail Ensemble, Arab music. • Trio Forróbódó, Brazil. • Vanesa Muela, traditional Spanish music. • Multitudinous performances of Handel’s Messiah in emblematic locations, such as the Palau de la Música Catalana in Barcelona, the cathedral of Palma de Mallorca and the Teatro Real in Madrid. In each concert, amateur singers also performed some choral parts of the work, together with professional orchestras of international renown. The aim is to promote social cohesion and intergenerational relations via music. The participative Messiah at the Teatro Real in Madrid 2007 Annual Report ”la Caixa” Outreach Projects 112 Cultural programmes • In 2007, 13 participative concerts were held: two in Barcelona, Valencia, Granada and San Sebastian and one in Palma de Mallorca, Madrid, Santiago de Compostela, Seville and Valladolid. • Throughout 2007, 23 family concerts and 99 school concerts were held. Here are some examples of the family concerts: • The concerts were held from 10 to 22 December 2007, with the participation of the following orchestras: City of Granada Orchestra, Baroque Orchestra of Seville, Europa Galante, La Risonanza and The King’s Consort, together with choirs from the City of Granada Orchestra, the Peñaflorida Chapel and the Arsys Bourgogne Choir, among others. Sakapatú! A journey through Andean music. • The Moussakis. Music from the Balkans. • • Institutional concerts ”la Caixa” Social and Cultural Outreach Projects promotes performances by renowned groups in various Spanish locations. These are outstanding concerts due to the quality of the artists or the exceptional nature of the repertoire. The Super-Barber of Seville: A production by the Gran Teatro del Liceo and the Valencian Institute of Music based on the popular comedy by the French dramatist Beaumarchais. Metal and its colours: Produced by the Auditorium of Barcelona and performed by six musicians under the direction of Pep Gol. • As in 2006, the festivals of Ancient Music and World Music, created by the ”la Caixa” Foundation, were also held in 2007, co-produced by the Auditorium of Barcelona. • In 2007, of particular note was the Passion according to Saint John, by J.S. Bach, directed by Joan Pagès, with a baroque orchestra and various choirs as well as involving the public, performed at the Catedral Nova in Lleida. Music courses and music for exhibitions • The music programme also contains other activities. For example, the social and cultural centres of ”la Caixa” Social and Cultural Outreach Projects have increased their cultural events with new cycles of concerts, sessions of filmed music, talks and music courses during several months of the year. • Other institutional concerts were held in Almería, Formentera, Girona, Malaga and Palma de Mallorca. Other music activities • Included in these activities are concerts parallel to the exhibitions, offering repertoires belonging to the era or style of the exhibitions. The educational and family programmes have also been significantly extended, not only in terms of the number of activities carried out but also in the number of towns and cities where these events are held. • The school and family concerts organised by ”la Caixa” Social and Cultural Outreach Projects since 1993 offer children the chance to share the experience and pleasure of an attractive, stimulating show with their parents and grandparents, with pieces selected to introduce new generations to the world of music. • With the same purpose, the programme “The Symphonic Orchestra of the Vallès at Universities” is aimed specifically at university students. • As part of the Music at University programme, 38 concerts were held at 9 universities. 2007 Annual Report ”la Caixa” Outreach Projects • 113 Cultural programmes Humanities • In 2007, ”la Caixa” Social and Cultural Outreach Projects held cycles of talks and seminars outside its own centres. International current affairs, the boundaries between art and science and 20th century art were the main themes. Cycles of talks Dialogues on human rights and legal security in Latin America Organised by ”la Caixa” Social and Cultural Outreach Projects and the King Juan Carlos I of Spain Center in New York, and directed by Judge Baltasar Garzón. Some of the guest speakers were the President of the Spanish government, José Luis Rodríguez Zapatero; the Secretary of State for Latin America, Trinidad Jimenez; the Minister for Foreign Affairs and Solidarity, Miguel Ángel Moratinos; Nobel Prize-winner for Literature, José Saramago, and the Vice-President of the Spanish government, María Teresa Fernández de la Vega. Casa de América, Madrid. From 24 January to 4 June 2007. José Luis Rodríguez Zapatero and Judge Baltasar Garzón in the cycle of human rights and legal security in Latin America 2007 Annual Report ”la Caixa” Outreach Projects 114 Cultural programmes • Seminar: Understanding the 20th century in the Eastern Mediterranean, by Arab expert Víctor Pallejà. Liceo Theatre. Sala de la Palabra. Salamanca. From 5 to 8 November 2007. • “Hashem el Madani: studio portraits and photographic strolls”. Cycle of three talks by Carmelo Vega, Javier Valenzuela and Rocío de la Vega on the photography of Hashem El Madani and contemporary Lebanon. Parliament of the Canary Islands (Tenerife). From 13 to 18 June 2007. • Talks by Akram Zaatari and Tomás Alcoverro. Liceo Theatre. Sala de la Palabra. Salamanca. 30 October and 3 December 2007. • Looking at 20th century art with 21st century eyes. Seminar directed by critic Carles Guerra: the art of globalisation, art in the age of spectacle, consumer society and daily life in cities. Related to the exhibition “Between Picasso and Dubuffet. The Jean Planque collection”. Fine Arts Museum of Bilbao. From 16 September to 18 October 2007. “The dialogue between science and religion in today’s culture” Coordinated by physicist David Jou, Board member of the Joan Maragall Foundation, with speakers including David Jou himself, Pilar Núñez-Cubero, Adolf Tobeña and Manuel García Doncel. • Pablo Gargallo and the construction of emptiness. On occasion of the “Gargallo in his museum” exhibition, a seminar was organised with Rafael Ordóñez Fernández discussing Gargallo’s work within the context of the avant garde and his contribution to contemporary sculpture. Kiosco Alfonso conference room. From 16 to 18 October 2007. Provincial Palace of the government of Cadiz province. From 19 April to 10 May 2007. Art and science were some of the key themes in the cycles of talks 2007 Annual Report ”la Caixa” Outreach Projects 115 Cultural programmes CaixaEscena • ”la Caixa” Social and Cultural Outreach Projects has started a new programme aimed at promoting the educational possibilities of performance arts among teenagers and young secondary school students. • The various groups prepared performances at schools, centres of the ”la Caixa” Foundation (CaixaForum Barcelona and CosmoCaixa Madrid), and in different theatres and auditoria. In total 809 activities were carried out, benefiting 60,542 people. • This programme ties in with earlier initiatives with a long tradition, such as “”la Caixa” in Schools” and the “Theatre workshops for secondary schools”. The programme has been extended for the new academic year • With CaixaEscena, ”la Caixa” Social and Cultural Outreach Projects supports those engaged in theatre in schools and provides them with various materials: suggestions on classic texts, wardrobe, stage design, props, music (scores and recordings) and make-up. A bibliography with suggestions and guidance, along with a virtual classroom and ongoing tutelage from experts, complement this versatile programme. • In the 2007-2008 academic year, the autonomous communities of Aragon, La Rioja, the Basque Country, Cantabria, Asturias, Castile and Leon and Extremadura have joined the CaixaEscena programme: 455 centres have registered with 10,725 students. The programme is expected to be rolled out to the whole of Spain for the 2008-2009 academic year. • Between 14 December 2007 and 5 January 2008, CaixaEscena was present at the Christmas Children’s Park in Bilbao, with a stand covering 500 m2, promoting CaixaEscena’s proposals and materials. Actors accompanied visitors in an itinerary designed to introduce them to the world of theatre. Workshops and performances • During the 2006-2007 academic year, this programme was carried out experimentally in Catalonia, the Community of Valencia, the Balearic Islands, the Community of Madrid, Andalusia and Galicia, with a total of 114 centres registered and 2,589 students taking part. CaixaEscena fosters the role of theatre in acquiring habits of expression and speech 2007 Annual Report ”la Caixa” Outreach Projects 116 Cultural programmes Art heritage of ”la Caixa” Social and Cultural Outreach Projects Acquisitions in 2007 • The art heritage of ”la Caixa” Social and Cultural Outreach Projects consists of nearly 9,000 pieces in three important collections: its Collection of Contemporary Art, the Graphic Work Collection and the Anglada Camarasa Collection. • On the advice of the Council for the Collection, highly significant pieces have been acquired, including the installation by Cristina Iglesias, Corredor supendido (2005), which updates the presence of this Spanish artist of international renown. • Collection of Contemporary Art of the ”la Caixa” Foundation. Created in the mid-1980s, this has become a point of reference for the world of collectors. It holds over 700 works that are key to Spanish and international art of the last twenty-five years. • Also of note is the painting by Juan Uslé, Soñé que revelabas (2001), and various pieces by Craigie Horsfield, Ferran García Sevilla, Vanessa Beecroft, Massimo Bartolini and Jonathan Monk. • The youngest art section has been extended with the acquisition of two paintings by Polish artist Wilhem Sasnal and a triptych by German artist Eberhard Havekost, some drawings by Spaniards MP & MP Rosado, a video created by Albanian Adrian Paci and a painting by Spanish artist Javier Arce. The Collection of Contemporary Art: “Reflection-mirror illusion” 2007 Annual Report ”la Caixa” Outreach Projects 117 Cultural programmes International exhibitions Exhibitions in Spain • China: Art Museum of the Imperial City of Beijing. From 28 June to 23 August. In Beijing, ”la Caixa” has opened an office to represent the firm and expand its financial operations. At the same time, it has also taken its Social and Cultural Outreach Projects to China with an exhibition of 15 pieces belonging to its Collection of Contemporary Art. • “Image and identity. Portraiture in contemporary art”. Jovellanos Institute in Gijón. From 18 January to 4 March 2007. Puerto del Rosario, Fuerteventura. From 4 May to 23 June 2007. • “At the other side of the mirror”. Tomás y Valiente Cultural Centre in Fuenlabrada. From 16 February to 15 April 2007. • Poland: Zacheta National Art Gallery, Warsaw. From 6 July to 2 September. The opening, in July 2007, of the first ”la Caixa” operational subsidiary abroad, in Warsaw, has represented a step forward in its international expansion process. In parallel, ”la Caixa” Social and Cultural Outreach Projects has also started its activities in Poland, with the exhibition “Specific places, habitable spaces”. • “Listen with your eyes”. CaixaForum, Barcelona. From 7 March to 6 May 2007. • “Love, think and resist”. Artium, Vitoria. From 28 March to 19 August. • “Love, think and resist”. La Lonja, Zaragoza. From 20 December 2007 to 10 February 2008. • Romania: National Art Museum of Bucharest. From 30 October 2007 to 27 January 2008. On the occasion of the inauguration of the first ”la Caixa” branch in Bucharest, ”la Caixa” Social and Cultural Outreach Projects has presented, at the National Art Museum of Romania, the exhibition entitled “Spanish art of the 20th century”, bringing together twenty-seven pieces from the Spanish art section of the Collection of Contemporary Art. • “Poetic Matter”. Sabadell Museum. From 31 May to 15 July 2007. • “Perejaume. Experience and (re)presentation”. Sala Rivadavia of the government of Cadiz province. From 20 September to 4 November 2007. The exhibition “Listen with your eyes” 2007 Annual Report ”la Caixa” Outreach Projects 118 Cultural programmes Collection of Graphic Work Anglada Camarasa Collection The Collection of Graphic Work is made up of 4,400 prints by Spanish and foreign artists. In 1988, the ”la Caixa” Foundation acquired an extraordinary collection of drawings, paintings and objects to recreate how this singular artist saw the world. • “The skin of what is real. The prints of Antoni Tàpies”. Cala Millor, Mallorca; Exhibition Room, Institute of the Canary Islands, Cabrera Pinto, La Laguna. From 13 September to 25 October 2007. • CaixaForum Palma has a permanent space dedicated to the collection and, in 2007, the exhibition “The world of Anglada Camarasa” was also presented in Barcelona and Palma. • “Christo Dreamed Realities”. Saramago Centre in Leganés. From 19 January to 4 March 2007. • “Prints of Rufino Tamayo”. Cultural Centre of the provincial government of Orense. From 26 June to 5 August 2007. • “The mark of the artist. International art”. Can Palauet, Mataró. From 4 October to 24 November 2007. • “The mark of the artist. Spanish art”. Cantabria University, Santander. From 22 November 2007 to 12 January 2008. One of the pieces from the Anglada Camarasa Collection 2007 Annual Report ”la Caixa” Outreach Projects 119 Cultural programmes Cultural publications 2007 Annual Report ”la Caixa” Outreach Projects 120 Cultural programmes • Every year, ”la Caixa” Social and Cultural Outreach Projects brings out publications related to its cultural programmes. Most are exhibition catalogues. • A vela. Navegando el mundo. Language: Spanish and English. • Alberto Giacometti a la col·lecció Klewan. Language: Catalan and Spanish. • Henri Cartier-Bresson. Editions: Catalan and Spanish. • Hogarth. Editions: Catalan and Spanish. • Igor Mitoraj a Barcelona. Edition: Catalan. • Igor Mitoraj en Barcelona. Edition: Spanish. • Igor Mitoraj en San Sebastián. Edition: Spanish. • Agatha Ruiz de la Prada. Color, dibuixos i vestits. Language: Catalan and Spanish. • Johana Billing. Another Album. Language: Catalan, Spanish and English. • Àngel Jové. Cristòfol. Pavese. 1908-2008. Language: Catalan and Spanish. • L’escultura als temples indis. L’art de la devoció. Language: Catalan. • Anglada Camarasa en la Col·lecció Fundació ”la Caixa”. Language: Catalan and Spanish. • La escultura en los templos indios. El arte de la devoción. Language: Spanish. • Manolo Valdés a Palma. Language: Catalan. • Colección de Arte Contemporáneo Fundación ”la Caixa”. Arte Español, 1947-1979. Language: Spanish (with a separate part in Romanian). • Manolo Valdés en Córdoba. Language: Spanish. • Manolo Valdés en Palma. Language: Spanish. • Manolo Valdés en Sevilla. Language: Spanish. • Manolo Valdés en Valencia. Language: Spanish. • Pasión por el dibujo. De Poussin a Cézanne. Obras maestras de la Colección Prat. Language: Spanish. • Passió pel dibuix. De Poussin a Cézanne. Obres mestres de la Col·lecció Prat. Language: Catalan. • Un dia a Mongolia. Edition: Catalan. • Un día en Mongolia. Edition: Spanish. • Un segle de motociclisme a Catalunya. Language: Catalan and Spanish. • Wilhelm Sasnal. Pintures. Language: Catalan, Spanish and English. • Chaplin en imágenes. Edition: Spanish. • Chaplin en imatges. Edition: Catalan. • Chillida. 1980-2000. Editions: Catalan and Spanish. • David Altmejd. Escultures. Language: Catalan, Spanish and English. • Entre Picasso y Dubufet. La Colección Jean Planque. Editions: Catalan and Spanish. • Fotopres’07. Editions: Catalan with texts in Spanish, Basque, and Galician and Spanish with texts in Catalan, Basque and Galician. • Gargallo en su museo. Edition: Spanish. • Hashem el Madani. Retrats d’estudi i passejades fotogràfiques. Edition: Catalan. • Hashem el Madani. Retratos de estudio y paseos fotográficos. Edition: Spanish. 2007 Annual Report ”la Caixa” Outreach Projects 121 2007 Annual Report ”la Caixa” Outreach Projects 122 ENVIRONMENTAL AND SCIENTIFIC PROGRAMMES Conservation of natural areas and social reintegration ”la Caixa” in favour of the sea CosmoCaixa Barcelona CosmoCaixa Madrid Travelling exhibitions Publications on the environment and science 2007 Annual Report ”la Caixa” Outreach Projects 123 126 128 130 136 140 141 Environmental and Scientific programmes 2007 Annual Report ”la Caixa” Outreach Projects 124 Environmental and Scientific programmes ENVIRONMENTAL AND SCIENTIFIC PROGRAMMES Conservation of the environment is one of the main lines of action of ”la Caixa” Social and Cultural Outreach Projects. In 2007, the Programme for the Conservation of Natural Areas and Social Reintegration was consolidated throughout Spain by signing agreements with all the autonomous communities, completing 561 projects and finding employment for 619 people at risk of social exclusion. The programme entitled ”la Caixa” in favour of the sea, which aims to help conserve the marine ecosystems of Spain’s shoreline and to encourage environmental education, has seen its capacity for action increased with a new ocean-going yacht, the Íbero, and two mobile classrooms for environmental education to complement the ships in the programme but from land. In 2007, ”la Caixa” in favour of the sea covered 10,162 nautical miles and visited 66 ports. In addition, and as part of the agreements signed by Social and Cultural Outreach Projects with all the autonomous communities, the institution presented, to Madrid, its first Advanced Command Centre (PMA in Spanish), a vehicle fully equipped to handle emergencies and catastrophes. Next year, the programme intends to give a PMA to each autonomous community. 2007 also saw Social and Cultural Outreach Projects continuing with its important task of spreading scientific knowledge through the activities of the CosmoCaixa Science Museums of Barcelona and Madrid, which jointly received 3.8 million visits. The travelling exhibitions and the environmental and scientific activities of ”la Caixa” Social and Cultural Outreach Projects visited 76 Spanish cities and were supported by a large public throughout Spain. In 2007, the Environmental and Scientific programmes benefited more than four million people. 2007 Annual Report ”la Caixa” Outreach Projects 125 Environmental and Scientific programmes Conservation of natural areas and social reintegration • In 2007, the following projects were of particular interest: Concept Programme to fully conserve and protect natural areas throughout Spain, in which people from socially marginalised groups take part. Protected biotope of Las Lagunas de Laguardia (Navarre) Aims To contribute to the protection and sustainable management of natural areas throughout Spain, whilst helping groups at risk of social exclusion to re-enter society and employment. Restoration of the lake known as Laguna del Musco. The initial water system has been reclaimed, based on the seasonal flooding of these wetlands. Adapted itineraries in the nature parks of El Garraf (Catalonia) and Señorío de Béritz (Navarre) Projects 561 in 2007. Beneficiaries 619 people at risk of exclusion, given employment in 2007. Garraf nature park: • Can Grau: Botanic route designed for people with impaired sight. • La Pleta: Botanic route adapted for people with mobility difficulties. • This initiative was set up in March 2005 with the signing of a first agreement with the Diputació (Provincial Council) of Barcelona. ”la Caixa” Social and Cultural Outreach Projects has now signed collaboration agreements with all the autonomous communities in Spain. Nature park of Señorío de Béritz: • Historic and artistic garden of Señorío de Béritz: route where people with visual disabilities can easily enjoy the itinerary without assistance. • The lines of action involve projects to restore degraded areas, protect river areas and banks, recover wetlands, prevent forest fires and improve habitats and natural landscapes, as well as promoting the conservation of biodiversity, research into and spreading of environmental values and the optimisation of the infrastructure network for a sustainable public use of natural areas. These three cases are inclusive sensory routes, i.e. they have also been designed for people with no visual or mobility problems. Recovery of fire-damaged areas • • 2007 Annual Report ”la Caixa” Outreach Projects 126 The fire of 2004 in the nature park of Serra Calderona (Valencia): A total of 17 people at risk of social exclusion took part in restoring more than 700 hectares, carrying out repairs on the land, preventing erosion and replanting with more than 156,000 seedlings of shrubs and trees typical of the area. The fire of 2007 on Gran Canaria, Tenerife and La Gomera: Various actions were carried out aimed at alleviating the effects of last summer’s forest fires. Environmental and Scientific programmes • The function of the advanced command centre is to provide logistic support at the site of the incident, integrating all systems in order to have as much information as possible, so that the chief of operations or the different operational forces in a crisis unit can take the necessary decisions. Advanced Command Centre (PMA) Concept: Vehicle incorporating an advanced command post to centralise all operations in emergency situations. • Aim: To be able to move an emergency coordination centre to the site of the incident in order to minimise its consequences, available in each autonomous community. • Plan for 2007/2008: Delivery of vehicles to all autonomous communities. • • Its features make it suitable for both controlling and extinguishing forest fires as well as for taking part in any kind of catastrophe or emergency, in a rural or urban setting. • The vehicle, unique in Spain, is similar to the one used in New York to manage the crisis caused by the September 11th attacks. Advanced Command Centre vehicle in the Community of Madrid 2007 Annual Report ”la Caixa” Outreach Projects 127 Environmental and Scientific programmes ”la Caixa” in favour of the sea • In 2007, “”la Caixa” in favour of the sea” provided new resources, of particular note being the following: Concept Programme to raise awareness and educate about the environment, scientific research and the recovery of marine animals. Íbero Aims To help to conserve the marine ecosystems along the Spanish coastline. To encourage environmental education and scientific research into the marine world. Main equipment 2 ocean-going yachts (Íbero and Vell Marí). 2 mobile classrooms for environmental education. A new ocean-going yacht with similar characteristics to the Vell Marí. • • Beneficiaries 27,602 in 2007. • Biodiversity is nature’s key value. Aware of its importance, in 2006 ”la Caixa” Social and Cultural Outreach Projects set up this programme in order to help conserve the rich marine ecosystems of the Spanish coastline. It is equipped with a complete veterinary operating theatre and suitable materials both for finding and rescuing marine animals at sea, as well as for carrying out scientific research. In 2007, the Íbero began a two-year voyage that will take it 10,000 nautical miles through the western Mediterranean, to the Balearic Islands, the Canary Islands and Spain’s Atlantic coast. 2 mobile classrooms for environmental education Installed in enormous articulated lorries, these mobile classrooms complement, on land, the programme’s scientific sailing ships. • The ocean-going vessels of “”la Caixa” in favour of the sea” have already travelled 10,162 nautical miles. During their voyages they have visited 66 ports and have set up a dialogue with fishermen’s guilds. They have also taken part in 19 scientific research projects on marine habitats and ecosystems, on indigenous species (dolphins, turtles, large birds, cetaceans, etc.) and on invasive species. They have rescued 60 marine animals and 14,471 school children have visited their facilities. • • In the ports where the ships are moored, each mobile classroom implements an educational programme to inform the young and make them aware of the importance of conserving marine biodiversity and of possible solutions that might reduce its deterioration. The mobile classroom, visited before the children go on to the moored ship, informs them of the problems faced by the sea today, as well as the state of the ecosystems and which species are most endangered along the Spanish coastline. It also shows the different actions carried out by the “”la Caixa” in favour of the sea” programme. Underwater robot • The Vell Marí has been equipped with a new underwater robot that can dive up to 500 metres. This new equipment means that more thorough research can be carried out on the seabed. 2007 Annual Report ”la Caixa” Outreach Projects 128 Environmental and Scientific programmes Dynamic positioning system Acoustic map of the Catalan shore • The dynamic positioning system on the Íbero means that its location can be pinpointed from land at all times, permitting the real-time monitoring of its work. • • Some of the actions for the programme carried out in 2007 were as follows: • Scientific campaign to rescue, recover and reintroduce Mediterranean turtles • • • For 3 months, and covering 500 nautical miles along the Catalan coastline, a scientific team from the Laboratory of Bio-Acoustic Applications of the University of Barcelona made acoustic measurements at 102 points to record underwater noise levels. This map is a valuable educational tool to raise awareness about the conservation of marine ecosystems. It also warns of the consequences of excess noise on the lives of cetaceans. During the trawling-line campaign in the waters of the western Mediterranean, which coincides with the annual migration of loggerhead sea turtles, the scientific team of the Íbero worked closely with fishermen and, thanks to this collaboration, were able to recover and reintroduce, in the ship’s area of influence, 79 examples of this endangered species, captured accidentally by fishing lines. The introduction of innovative medical and surgical procedures such as the video endoscope has made less invasive operations possible. The campaign also includes a study of the turtles’ post-recovery mortality rate by placing remote transmitters on 13 turtles that had bitten “J” type hooks. Identification of a stable population of sperm whales in Menorca • • The programme’s scientific team has been able to identify the presence of different adult female sperm whales and their calves to the east of Menorca, a group that is one of the most important stable populations of this endangered species in the Mediterranean. The underwater acoustic and visual recordings made by the crew and equipment on the Íbero (the most outstanding records achieved to date in the Mediterranean) are of great scientific importance due to the scarcity of material of this kind the world over. The ocean-going yacht, Íbero, as part of the programme “”la Caixa” in favour of the sea” 2007 Annual Report ”la Caixa” Outreach Projects 129 Environmental and Scientific programmes CosmoCaixa Barcelona • The facilities, unique spaces, exhibitions and services of CosmoCaixa Barcelona make this science museum a European benchmark in terms of popularising science, as well as a place where knowledge brings together people of all ages and qualifications. Opened in 2004, CosmoCaixa Barcelona has won the heart of the public, as shown by the 4,467,144 visitors it has received. In just 2007, CosmoCaixa Barcelona received 2,458,832 visits, a 22% increase on the previous year. Opened 2004. 50,000 m2. Visits 2,458,832 in 2007. Location C/ Teodor Roviralta, 47-51, Barcelona. • In addition to its permanent exhibitions, CosmoCaixa Barcelona offers a scientific and educational programme of exhibitions, workshops, conferences, courses and debates where experts from all over the world take part. Leading experts have participated in 2007, such as Jane Goodall, primatologist and Prince of Asturias awardwinner in 2003, and Roy Glauber and Alain Aspect, world experts in quantum theories. Facilities 4 temporary exhibition rooms. 7 multipurpose rooms. Auditorium and Agora. Science Plaza. CosmoCaixa Barcelona 2007 Annual Report ”la Caixa” Outreach Projects 130 Environmental and Scientific programmes Permanent exhibitions • Complementary activities: • “History of matter”: An exciting journey through the evolution of matter, from when the Earth was formed up to the present day. •“Flooded forest”: More than 1,000 m2 of Brazilian Amazonian jungle, with the specific flora and fauna of this region. •“Geological wall”: Each of its sections shows a different geological structure and an experiment reveals the processes behind the structures. • “Let’s be palaeontologists”. Route-workshop for educational centres. • “Fossils: clues to reconstruct the past”. Workshop for educational centres. • “Thousand year old fossils”. Family laboratory. Temporary exhibitions Vive la diference. The most valuable treasure in the last billion years •“Planetarium”: An advanced 3D astronomic simulation system and powerful high definition audiovisual equipment allow you to observe the universe from different perspectives and in different eras. In this exhibition, the collections of animal and plant species and objects from all over the world present us with the 4 principles vital for preserving biodiversity. •“Click and Flash”: Rooms especially designed to awaken a curiosity for science and knowledge in our youngest citizens. The Flash Room was completely renovated in 2007. From 22 January to 30 October 2007. • Content: The most beautiful story of the Cosmos... or the appearance and evolution of living forms • Through observation and experimentation, "Vive la diference” aims to raise awareness and to lead to a change in attitude in order to achieve a more sustainable world and space for everyone. • To this end, the four fundamental principles are introduced that are vital for preserving biodiversity: ethical, aesthetic, economic and scientific. • Each species is an enigma that can disappear before it is studied, and might be the solution to a problem that has not yet arisen. Protecting biodiversity is a duty we owe to our future generations. New exhibition • • • This 900-metre long exhibition runs through the whole of CosmoCaixa. It traces the History of Life, as told by the remains of its eyewitnesses: fossils. Thanks to these, science has been able to reconstruct this colossal story. Visitors can take a trip through time from the origins of the Earth, 4,500 million years ago, up to the present day. • Complementary activities: Along the journey, 29 landmarks appear that represent a milestone in the history of evolution. • Guided tours for school groups and the general public. • Endangered life: Family activity to discover where some endangered species live and to consider what we can do to avoid their extinction. Inaugurated December 2007. 2007 Annual Report ”la Caixa” Outreach Projects 131 Environmental and Scientific programmes • The world in the microscope: Laboratory where the biodiversity of the microscopic world can be explored: bacteria, fungi, paramecia, algae... invisible to the naked eye. • Cycle of talks on biodiversity, with the participation, among others, of Peter and Rosemary Grant from the University of Princeton (Pulitzer Prize 2005) and Edward O. Wilson from Harvard University (International Prize of Catalonia 2007). • “And... fire can dance”: Laboratory of experiments. Discovering the nature of sound and its properties through music. • “Let’s make music”: Family activity for making musical instruments with everyday recycled materials. Eco-design The result of incorporating environmental criteria in designing urban furniture. Physics and Music From 8 June to 30 November 2007. Vibrations for the soul • “Eco-design” is the result of a project coordinated by the Sustainable Research Group of the Autonomous University of Barcelona, with the participation of an interdisciplinary team of designers, architects, engineers, chemists and environmentologists, supported by the art and design association, FAD. A harmonious journey through one of the most universal artistic manifestations, under the baton of science. From 25 April 2007 to 30 March 2008. • This project forms part of the Catalan Eco-Design Programme of the Department of the Environment and Housing of the Catalan government. • Content: • • Music as a phenomenon covers several scientific disciplines and a science-based approach to music takes away none of the emotion. Quite the contrary, it enriches, with new nuances, the freedom of the person who creates it, the person who plays it and the person who listens to it. • Content: • This exhibition contains a number of interesting proposals, including a collection of sonorous sculptures by the Baschet brothers, capable of emitting harmonious sounds using the most unusual objects. • Complementary activities: • • Complementary activities: • Seminars on music, neuroscience and technology, directed by psychiatrist Jordi Obiols. With the participation, among others, of neurophysicist Robert Zatorre and psychologist Michael Thaut. • Game of clues. To visit the exhibition with all the family. 2007 Annual Report ”la Caixa” Outreach Projects The exhibition presents strategies for environmental improvement in urban furniture, from its manufacture to its possible recycling, highlighting the advantages. 132 Creating by recycling: Laboratory for groups of children and families. With this activity, children learn to re-use materials in order to construct their own objects. Environmental and Scientific programmes Seminars, courses, cycles, educational activities • “Towards a total museum science”: The new techniques, methods and criteria for museums, debated in the most recent international forums. • “Key themes in modern cosmology”: The latest advances in our knowledge of the universe, obtained thanks to new observatories in space and on the Earth. • “Disorders, deficiencies and limitations of diseases of the brain, behaviour and mind”: The current status of knowledge about behaviour and the human mind. • In 2007, CosmoCaixa Barcelona held the following activities, among others: • Courses: • • “Animal communication”: How some species interact with their physical and social environment. The course presents forms of communication that had been little known until now, and places emphasis on the set of behavioural processes and mechanisms used by living beings in an attempt to control and regulate interactions with their physical and social environment. With the participation, among others, of Ángela Loeches, from the Autonomous University of Madrid; Robert Seyfarth, from Pennsylvania University; and Joaquim Vea, from the University of Barcelona, director of the course. • Seminars for educators: “The causes of violence”: An analysis of the nature of violence, its biological and social roots and its characteristics and consequences in specific spheres, such as couples, the family, school or society in general. With the participation, among others, of Emilio Coccaro, a psychiatrist at Chicago University; Santiago Redondo, criminologist and psychologist from the University of Barcelona; and Ignacio Morgado, from the University of Barcelona, director of the course. • “2nd seminar on teaching biology and geology at a secondary level”. Meeting place and debate on education for secondary school teachers. • “Energy consumption. Where are we going?”. Energy seen by scientists and managers. • “Current educational materials: looking, touching, understanding”. • “Communicating science with imagination”. The Physics and Music exhibition 2007 Annual Report ”la Caixa” Outreach Projects 133 Environmental and Scientific programmes • Scientific seminars: • • • • • Science Policy for the European Space Agency, and by Alexey Leonov, the first cosmonaut to do a space walk. “Ageing and longevity”: A symposium presenting the latest scientific proposals and advances on ageing. Some of the leading speakers were Lloyd Demetrius, from Harvard University, and Robert E. Ricklefs, from the University of Missouri-St. Louis. “The polar regions and global warming”. Seminar held as part of the International Polar Year 2007-2008. • • Pedagogical conversations on science: “The past, present and future of the large apes. Is extinction inevitable?”. “Quantum information and communication: towards the quantum computer”. With the participation of the Nobel Prize-Winner for Physics 2005, Roy Glauber. “Music, neuroscience, technology”. • • “Science and magic: from Professor Cuthbert Calculus to Harry Potter”, by Miquel Barceló García, professor of Computer Languages and Systems from the Polytechnic University of Catalonia. As part of the 12th Science Week. “Life on the seabed in the depths of Antartica: a unique case on the planet”, by Josep Maria Gili, Research lecturer at CSIC. “Afternoons at the Museum”. Cycle of talks on cutting edge scientific issues. Particularly of note were the following talks in 2007: • “50 years of space exploration”. Its impact on society, on the fifty year anniversary of the launch of Sputnik, by Álvaro Giménez, coordinator of 2007 Annual Report ”la Caixa” Outreach Projects “Emotional education to prevent violence”. • “The effects of drugs and prevention strategies”. • “Educational challenges at the start of the century. The Earth charter”. Astronaut Pedro Duque inaugurated ESERO, the office of educational resources of the European Space Agency (ESA) “Mornings at the Museum”. Cycle dedicated to spreading scientific knowledge of a high level to secondary students. In 2007, some of the most significant talks were as follows: • • Other activities • Cycles of talks and debates: • “The Cassini mission to Saturn. New discoveries on the moons Tethys and Dione”, by Carolyn Porco, director of the image team for the Cassini mission. In May 2007, the Environment and Science Area of ”la Caixa” Social and Cultural Outreach Projects held ESERO at CosmoCaixa Barcelona: an ambitious educational project by the European Space Agency. • The office simulates a spaceship and is located on floor –1 of CosmoCaixa Barcelona. • The aim of this initiative is to mitigate the current fall in science devotees and encourage environmental, scientific and technological knowledge in young people while they are still studying. • ESERO forms part of a pilot project, together with other offices in Amsterdam (Holland) and Brussels (Belgium), and aims to be a top quality educational tool. 134 Environmental and Scientific programmes • The institute named after her focuses its work on the educational programme Roots&Shoots. This initiative is present in 90 countries and will start operations in Spain in a few months’ time. Jane Goodall presents her book at CosmoCaixa and announces the opening of her institute in Spain In February, the renowned primatologist, Jane Goodall, visited CosmoCaixa Barcelona to present her book Otra manera de vivir. Cuando la comida importa (Ed. Lumen) and to define the lines of action for the future headquarters of the Goodall Institute in Spain. Competition for science tales • In 2007, CosmoCaixa celebrated the 5th Competition for Tales with the publication of the winning entries. Over five years 38,967 pupils have taken part from 526 schools throughout Catalonia, presenting 1,552 stories. • Winner of the Prince of Asturias Award for Research in 2003, doctor Jane Goodall is a UN Peace Ambassador and a Dame of the British Empire. For 45 years, the primatologist has investigated the behaviour of the chimpanzees in the National Park of Gombe (Tanzania). New programmes • “Free buffet science”: A new programme aimed at young people, with talks and demonstrations to enjoy the science and technology surrounding us and serving as a means of artistic, musical, and creative expression. • She currently travels 300 days a year to spread the importance of protecting endangered animals, defending the environment and providing solutions in order to resolve social problems. • “Science for Senior Citizens”: Conversations on contemporary scientific issues, talks on themes from the exhibitions at CosmoCaixa and guided tours. Scientific events and citizens at CosmoCaixa • Throughout 2007, a programme of special activities was consolidated, aimed at the public at large and commemorating the World Days on scientific themes, Meteorology, Biodiversity and the Environment. Jane Goodall at CosmoCaixa Barcelona 2007 Annual Report ”la Caixa” Outreach Projects 135 • In September, as part of the programme for its 3rd Anniversary, CosmoCaixa joined the events for Aeronautical and Space Week, with its now traditional “Night of Telescopes”. • In November, and for the third consecutive year, the Science Book Exhibition was held as part of the 12th Science Week. An annual event with sciencebased books and a wide-ranging programme for schools and families. Environmental and Scientific programmes CosmoCaixa Madrid • All your senses are essential in order to get to know science at CosmoCaixa and to understand, interactively, how the laws of matter work, the secrets of physics, the history of evolution of life on Earth and the rules governing the universe in which we live. CosmoCaixa, the science museum of ”la Caixa” Social and Cultural Outreach Projects in Madrid, has continued to establish itself with a 24% increase in visitors compared with 2006, as a reference meeting place for science and citizens. Opened 2000. 11,000 m2. Visits 1,378,742 in 2007. Location Pintor Velázquez, s/n, Alcobendas (Madrid). • In addition to its permanent exhibitions, CosmoCaixa Madrid also offers a scientific and educational programme of exhibitions, workshops, talks, courses and debates in which experts from all over the world take part, in 2007 benefiting from the participation of leading scientists such as: Facilities 3 exhibition halls. 4 multipurpose rooms. Conference rooms / Auditorium. • CosmoCaixa Madrid 2007 Annual Report ”la Caixa” Outreach Projects 136 Svante Päabo, director of the Evolutionary Genetics Department of the Max Planck Institute in Leipzig, Germany, and the first scientist to extract DNA from Neanderthal bones, who gave a talk for the first time in Spain. Environmental and Scientific programmes • • • • Frans de Waal, renowned primatologist and lecturer at the Department of Psychology of Emory University (Atlanta, USA) and director of the Living Links Center, Yerkes Regional Primate Research Center. • Complementary activities: Chris Peterson, professor of Psychology at Michigan University, one of the most renowned experts in the scientific basis of human happiness. Colin Blakemore, professor of Neuroscience at Oxford University and renowned as one of the leading scientists of the United Kingdom, described by the Royal Society as one of the most influential communicators of science. “Open classrooms”. Every weekend throughout the year, small exhibitions were organised on snakes, bonsais and Atapuerca. • “CSI. The case of the missing bird”. This activity gave visitors the chance to take a workshop recreating a forensic investigation of a fictional case using modern, innovative techniques. Temporary installations Numb3rs! Georgina M. Mace, director of NERC, Biology Centre of populations at the Imperial College of London and an expert in extinction, loss of biodiversity, changes in ecosystems and their consequences for the population and the environment. Utility and magic in everyday life. The family of numbers has accompanied humanity since primitive times and still helps us to progress today. From 8 May 2007 to 30 June 2008. Permanent installations • “Sciences of the World”: Dedicated to the history of matter, life and its laws. • This exhibition provides a journey through the history of numbers, from natural to complex numbers, offering visitors the chance to put themselves in the place of anumerical man who had to invent numbers and, later on, perfect them in order to fulfil such wide-ranging desires, such as those of counting the sheep in his flock and, more recently, making the digital revolution possible. • “Bubble Planetarium”: A setting designed especially to arouse the curiosity of the youngest visitors in the world of astronomy. • “Touch, touch”: A series of activities for everyone, based on a direct relationship with two natural and emblematic areas: tropical forest and the Mediterranean coast. • Some complementary activities: • “Click for children”: An area where young children can handle scientific instruments, adapted to their size and interests and transformed into interactive games. • “Digital Planetarium”: Equipped with an innovative video projection system to simultaneously show 3D video images of the night sky, observed from any point on the Earth. • New room: “Explore”: A room where children from 3 to 7 can explore the world of the senses from a practical, educational and safety point of view. 2007 Annual Report ”la Caixa” Outreach Projects • 137 • Exhibition of mathematical photography: “And you, what do you see?”. Exhibition carried out by maths lecturers with their students showing the relationship between mathematics and everything around us. • Science show: “Mathemagic”. Light-hearted science event that shows, using surprising and fun experiences, the indivisible relationship between mathematics and magic. Environmental and Scientific programmes • “More or less”. Workshop of mathematical games to test our mental agility using some surprising methods. • Workshop: “S.O.S. Where are the numbers?”. • “Mathematics to improve life”: Cycle of talks. • “Exercise your mind, think well”: Programme of visits for groups of senior citizens. • Guided tours for school and family groups. • Guided tours and adapted activities related to exhibitions for groups of senior citizens. Five artists and a Triceratops The view of five scientific illustrators of a cretaceous fossil. The visiting public can also take part in the exhibition with their own drawings. From 17 July 2007 to June 2008. Compared technology Courses, talks, seminars and educational activities 2,000 years transforming the world. A journey through the history of human technology. • In 2007, CosmoCaixa Madrid carried out around a hundred scientific activities. In the last two years the number of people who have enjoyed these activities has risen significantly. From 17 October 2007 to 31 August 2008. • This exhibition compares past with future technology to help the visitor get over these barriers, to be a person of his or her time, investigating the technological and scientific knowledge of the past as well as present-day technological knowledge. • The Leistenschneidr collection is presented from the Institute of Peruvian Culture, with pre-Columbian pieces related to science and technology, collected over 40 years. • Some related activities: • Guided tours for schools and families. • Open classroom: “Animal architecture”. A small exhibition comparing technological advances in modern architecture with rabbit warrens, ant nests, bee hives, spiders’ webs, etc. • National competition: “First Lego league”: Spanish phase of a school competition where pupils test a robot they have built and programmed themselves. • Open classroom: “The robotics of the future”. Exhibition showing the latest trends in robotics with real examples of many robot models. Drawing by one of the workshop’s participants 2007 Annual Report ”la Caixa” Outreach Projects 138 Environmental and Scientific programmes • Some of the courses held: • “Panorama of Iberian ecosystems”, whose overall aim was to familiarise people with Spain's natural environment, using the broad ecosystem types and given by leading researchers. • “Astronomy for beginners”: Theoretical and practical course on the fundamentals of astronomy and cosmology, complementing theory with observations of the sky. • “Course of smells”: Course aimed at infant and primary teachers, providing resources on how to use smells to explain scientific phenomena. • “Paper recycling course”: Activity aimed at teachers of all educational levels, showing the different techniques to recycle paper and the possible uses of this in the classroom. • • Cycles of talks: In celebration of the International Polar Year, CosmoCaixa organised a cycle of talks in collaboration with the French, American and Italian embassies and with the British Council. Directed by Jerónimo López, member of the Organising Committee of the International Polar Year, President of the Spanish Committee of SCAR (Scientific Committee on Antarctic Research) and with the participation of leading scientists. • • Seminars: • “3rd Seminar on Teaching Physics and Chemistry in Secondary Education”. • “From Madrid to heaven. Astrophysics and Business: converging worlds, a vision of the future”. “Dementia, pain and emotions: functional neuroimaging”. In collaboration with the British Council and the Spanish Neurology Society. Functional neuroimaging techniques allow us to considerably broaden our knowledge of how our brain works and help to treat some illnesses. “The mind as a factory of illusions”. Cycle directed by Carmelo Vázquez, professor of Psychopathology at UCM, inviting a dozen prestigious researchers in the field of neuroscience and psychology, such as Michael Gazzaniga, Nuria Sebastián, Richard Bentall and Elizabeth Loftus. • Other activities: • • For families, both in summer and at Christmas, there are weekend and special activities such as the workshops of the Summer School, drama, astronomic observations and family workshops. For senior citizens, of note are the activities within the Autumn School, such as chatscolloquia, drama and specially adapted visits. The different organisations that form part of our research, development and innovation system (R&D+I), such as universities, private firms and public research bodies, had the chance to meet up at CosmoCaixa under the scientific coordination of the AstroCAM network. “Intelligent cars of the 21st century”. The new systems to assist driving that promise to revolutionise how we drive. 2007 Annual Report ”la Caixa” Outreach Projects 139 Environmental and Scientific programmes Travelling exhibitions Neuronal landscapes Exhibitions and activities 82. Travelling exhibition • Concept: Exhibition organised on the occasion of the centenary of Santiago Ramón y Cajal being awarded the Nobel Prize for Medicine and Physics, using 74 scientific images related to the nervous system, taken with state of the art techniques by neuroscientists the world over. • Aim: To show how our knowledge of the nervous system has evolved, from the time of Ramón y Cajal to the present day. • Towns visited in 2007: Cuenca and Valladolid. • Visitors: 34,374 in 2007. • International itinerary: (with the support of the Cervantes Institute) Melbourne, Jerusalem, New York and Chicago. Cities 76. Visitors 865,069 in 2007. • ”la Caixa” Social and Cultural Outreach Projects designs and organises temporary exhibitions with scientific and environmental content that travel throughout Spain. In addition to the wide-ranging exhibitions currently on show, such as “Objective: to fly!”, “Energy. Get moving for a sustainable future” and “Origins. Five landmarks in human evolution”, new exhibitions were also included in 2007, such as those below: The forest Travelling exhibition • Concept: Forests are the earth’s ecosystems that hold the greatest biodiversity in the world. They have fundamental ecological functions for the planet’s natural balance and are a source of several economic resources. • Aims: To raise awareness of the need to conserve forests. To transmit the idea that it is possible to exploit a forest without affecting its conservation, i.e. in a sustainable way. • Towns visited in 2007: Amposta, Balaguer, Banyoles, Cardona, Puigcerdà and Ripoll. • Visitors: 27,717 in 2007. • This exhibition shows how scientific drawing is a vital tool for many specialties. In the case of the study of the nervous system, this has progressed thanks to the evolution both in techniques of magnification and also in those of representation. Ramón y Cajal himself used drawings to describe, for the first time, the nerve cells he called neurones. • Spain has 14,732,247 hectares of woodland. Taking into account the fact that the country’s total surface area is 50,595,505 hectares, woodland accounts for 29% of the whole. • Forest is not just a collection of trees but an ecosystem characterised by the predominance of this kind of plant, a complex ecosystem whose different components (trees, shrubs, animals, fungi, bacteria, etc.) all play a fundamental role and are closely related to each other. 2007 Annual Report ”la Caixa” Outreach Projects The exhibition “The Forest” 140 Environmental and Scientific programmes Publications on the environment and science • The publications on the environment and science develop the themes covered by the exhibitions. • Mart/Terra. Una anatomia comparada. Catalan and English. • Fem contes de ciència. Catalan. • Marte/Tierra. Una anatomía comparada. Spanish and French. • Física i Música. Vibracions per a l’ànima. Catalan and English. • Planistel CosmoCaixa BCN. Catalan and Spanish. • Física y Música. Vibraciones para el alma. Spanish and French. • Visca la diferència! El tresor més valuós dels darrers mil milions d’anys (Biodiversitat). Catalan and English. • Guia de CosmoCaixa Barcelona. Catalan and English. • ¡Viva la diferencia! El tesoro más valioso de los últimos mil millones de años (Biodiversidad). Spanish and English. • Guía de CosmoCaixa Barcelona. Spanish and French. 2007 Annual Report ”la Caixa” Outreach Projects 141 2007 Annual Report ”la Caixa” Outreach Projects 142 FIGURES AND STATISTICS ”la Caixa” Social and Cultural Outreach Projects budget and statistics Other key data concerning ”la Caixa” Social and Cultural Outreach Projects in 2007 Loans from the ”la Caixa” Foundation Collection of Contemporary Art ”la Caixa” Social and Cultural Outreach Projects in Spain. Autonomous communities, provinces, cities and towns Collaborating institutions Directory of the ”la Caixa” Foundation centres 2007 Annual Report ”la Caixa” Outreach Projects 143 145 152 152 154 168 191 Figures and statistics ”la Caixa” Social and Cultural Outreach Projects Budget Breakdown of the budget, basic data Breakdown of the Social and Cultural Outreach Projects budget, fiscal year 2007 58,706 15% 23,429 6% SOCIAL PROGRAMMES EDUCATIONAL AND RESEARCH PROGRAMMES CULTURAL PROGRAMMES ENVIRONMENTAL AND SCIENTIFIC PROGRAMMES 255,720 64% 60,734 15% Total budget: 398,589 thousand euros Funding of activities and investments carried out during 2007 (Thousand euros) Contribution of ”la Caixa” Income generated by activities Total 398,589 5,899 404,488 Participants and beneficiaries by programme 623,293 523,110 3% 2% 10,840,264 44% 7,822,868 32% SOCIAL PROGRAMMES EDUCATIONAL AND RESEARCH PROGRAMMES CULTURAL PROGRAMMES ENVIRONMENTAL AND SCIENTIFIC PROGRAMMES BRANCH NETWORK Total budget: 24,640,137 4,830,602 19% Basic data Total participants / beneficiaries Total activities carried out 24,640,137 45,379 Social and Cultural Outreach Projects budget, fiscal year 2008 79,081 16% 31,745 6% 82,852 17% SOCIAL PROGRAMMES EDUCATIONAL AND RESEARCH PROGRAMMES CULTURAL PROGRAMMES ENVIRONMENTAL AND SCIENTIFIC PROGRAMMES 306,322 61% Total budget: 500,000 thousand euros 2007 Annual Report ”la Caixa” Outreach Projects 145 Figures and statistics Table 1 Social, Environmental and Scientific, Cultural and Educational and Research programmes of Social and Cultural Outreach Projects and ”la Caixa” Branch Network Activities Social programmes Environmental and scientific programmes Cultural programmes Educational and research programmes Branch network activities Total 2007 Annual Report ”la Caixa” Outreach Projects 146 NUMBER OF ACTIVITIES BENEFICIARIES 14,808 6,226 5,548 1,360 17,437 45,379 7,822,868 4,830,602 10,840,264 623,293 523,110 24,640,137 Figures and statistics Table 2 Social and Cultural Outreach Projects programmes and activities SOCIAL PROGRAMMES NUMBER OF ACTIVITIES Caixa Proinfancia School CiberCaixa Hospital CiberCaixa Call for applications: social action projects Call for applications: social inclusion of the disabled Call for applications: poverty and exclusion Call for applications: support for residential resources Call for applications: promoting volunteering International cooperation Drugs Social studies Travelling social exhibitions The elderly Accessible housing Immigration Incorpora. Finding employment Young people with values MicroBank Preventing dependence Health Violence, zero tolerance Encouraging volunteers Other social activities Total social programmes BENEFICIARIES 52 23 84 199 333 208 72 422 315 6 5 3 9,215 12 52 62 129 281 1,404 288 49 67 1,527 14,808 33,053 1,905 149,793 184,118 178,434 151,734 23,777 390,465 224,225 14,386 230 23,446 4,689,593 1,882 387,518 18,103 410,156 539 19,391 6,520 166,389 529,424 217,787 7,822,868 92 5,346 561 82 145 6,226 27,602 3,933,206 619 865,069 4,106 4,830,602 12 809 59 122 438 332 914 2,862 5,548 7,818,000 60,542 1,453,224 569,604 65,590 177,595 296,068 399,641 10,840,264 883 5 62 29 283 98 1,360 27,942 17,437 45,379 883 6,861 2,388 377,771 196,876 38,514 623,293 24,117,027 523,110 24,640,137 ENVIRONMENTAL & SCIENTIFIC PROGRAMMES ”la Caixa” in favour of the sea Science (centres) Parks and natural areas Travelling environmental and scientific exhibitions Other environmental and scientific activities Total environmental & scientific programmes CULTURAL PROGRAMMES Art in the street CaixaEscena Art exhibitions Travelling art exhibitions Humanities Media library Music Other cultural activities Total cultural programmes EDUCATIONAL AND RESEARCH PROGRAMMES Fellowships (1) Fellowships. Other activities Santa Madrona University Nursing School Travelling educational exhibitions Educational resources Other educational activities Total educational and research programmes Total programmes and activities Branch network Gran total (1) Number of people benefiting from a scholarship in 2007. 2007 Annual Report ”la Caixa” Outreach Projects 147 Figures and statistics Table 3 ”la Caixa” Social and Cultural Outreach Projects in Spain. Beneficiaries of the Social, Environmental and Scientific, Cultural and Educational programmes by autonomous community SOCIAL PROGRAMMES ENVIRONMENTAL & SCIENTIFIC PROGRAMMES CULTURAL ACTIVITIES BENEFICIARIES ACTIVITIES BENEFICIARIES ACTIVITIES 1,663 442 448 685 183 528 620 4,989 25 990 547 548 766 1,354 368 105 347 193 7 14,808 916,815 237,923 249,903 339,419 80,164 366,070 406,019 2,429,955 32,002 420,545 242,684 229,122 249,703 890,857 191,869 122,870 317,919 98,663 366 7,822,868 242 14 13 125 8 48 14 3,521 – 20 3 53 574 1,538 12 14 19 8 – 6,226 164,517 46,509 28,943 11,386 202 34,858 53,444 2,644,386 – 187,019 23,334 34,178 72,570 1,423,301 20,328 29,578 25,495 30,554 – 4,830,602 280 27 30 24 38 30 93 3,982 5 151 42 98 569 100 10 8 44 12 5 5,548 Andalusia Aragon Asturias Canary Islands Cantabria Castile-La Mancha Castile & Leon Catalonia Ceuta and Melilla Community of Valencia Extremadura Galicia Balearic Islands Madrid Murcia Navarre Basque Country La Rioja Abroad TOTAL SPAIN 2007 Annual Report ”la Caixa” Outreach Projects 148 Figures and statistics PROGRAMMES BENEFICIARIES 2,413,593 11,478 5,373 56,113 79,677 32,160 389,934 3,400,137 14,336 1,240,597 13,891 455,826 1,772,507 28,997 9,433 3,520 884,806 3,363 24,523 10,840,264 EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMMES ACTIVITIES BENEFICIARIES 170 27 20 8 11 43 73 557 10 62 20 53 69 153 34 11 36 2 1 1,360 66,524 6,117 68,686 8 4,804 36,238 93,059 101,849 31,217 10,051 10,997 28,431 17,456 73,034 61,339 11 8,028 401 5,043 623,293 2007 Annual Report ”la Caixa” Outreach Projects BRANCH NETWORK ACTIVITIES 2,237 468 410 393 306 545 1,066 4,557 28 1,816 118 911 1,062 1,893 556 275 687 109 – 17,437 BENEFICIARIES 67,110 14,040 12,300 11,790 9,180 16,350 31,980 136,710 840 54,480 3,540 27,330 31,860 56,790 16,680 8,250 20,610 3,270 – 523,110 149 GRAND TOTAL ACTIVITIES 4,592 978 921 1,235 546 1,194 1,866 17,606 68 3,039 730 1,663 3,040 5,038 980 413 1,133 324 13 45,379 BENEFICIARIES 3,628,559 316,067 365,205 418,716 174,027 485,676 974,436 8,713,037 78,395 1,912,692 294,446 774,887 2,144,096 2,472,979 299,649 164,229 1,256,858 136,251 29,932 24,640,137 Figures and statistics Table 4 Attendance/visitors to the institution’s own facilities FACILITIES ATTENDANCE/VISITORS Social and Cultural Centres CaixaForum Barcelona CaixaForum Palma Lleida Tarragona Exhibition Rooms Girona Science Museums CosmoCaixa Barcelona CosmoCaixa Madrid Centres for the Elderly CentroCaixa Madrid CentroCaixa Murcia Own recreational centres University Nursing School Total 2007 Annual Report ”la Caixa” Outreach Projects 1,675,439 408,923 97,270 136,065 51,132 2,458,832 1,378,742 66,905 37,130 553,728 1,523 6,865,689 150 Figures and statistics Table 5 ”la Caixa” Social and Cultural Outreach Projects on the Internet WEBSITE VISITS www.lacaixa.es/obrasocial 6,990,605 Visits per day Pages visited/day 2007 Annual Report ”la Caixa” Outreach Projects PAGES VISITED 15,140,435 19,101 41,173 151 Figures and statistics Other key data concerning ”la Caixa” Social and Cultural Outreach Projects in 2007 Loans from the ”la Caixa” Foundation Collection of Contemporary Art Exhibition: Exhibition: Exhibition: Imágenes mágicas Fundación Provincial de Artes Plásticas Rafael Botín, Cordoba 31 January - 25 February 2007 Carlos Pazos. No em diguis res Museu d’Art Contemporani de Barcelona, Barcelona 8 March - 6 May 2007 Annette Messager Centre Georges Pompidou. Musée National d’Art Moderne, Paris, France 5 June - 17 September 2007 Works on loan: José María GUIJARRO, 87, 52 y 83, 1990 Museo Nacional Centro de Arte Reina Sofía, Madrid 21 June - 8 October 2007 Musée d’Art Moderne d’Espoo, Espoo, Finland 2 November 2007 - 27 January 2008 Exhibition: Works on loan: Escenaris transitables Museu d’Art de Girona 5 February - 15 June 2007 Carlos PAZOS, Rosca, Rosquilla, roscón, 1989 Carlos PAZOS, Cualquiera que ande buscando una quimera, 1991 Carlos PAZOS, Milonga, 1980 Carlos PAZOS, La pela no nos deja ver el duro, 1990 Mori Museum, Tokyo, Japan 22 July - 19 October 2008 Works on loan: Martí ANSON, L’apartament, 2002 Exhibition: Sobre la historia Fundación Santander Central Hispano, Madrid 6 February - 30 June 2007 Exhibition: Darío Villalba Museo Nacional Centro de Arte Reina Sofía, Madrid 13 March - 14 May 2007 Works on loan: Annette MESSAGER, Jeu de Deuil, 1994 Exhibition: The Naked Portrait Scottish National Poltrait Gallery, Edinburgh, Great Britain 6 June - 2 September 2007 Compton Verney, Warwick, Great Britain 29 September - 9 December 2007 Works on loan: Bill VIOLA, What Is Not and That Which Is, 1992 Works on loan: Works on loan: Darío VILLALBA, Gran Caída Ii (d’après Peter Paul Rubens “La caída de los condenados”), 1993 Gerhard RICHTER, I.G. (790-3), 1993 Exhibition: Txomin Badiola Musée Art Moderne Saint-Etienne Métropole, Saint-Etienne, France 9 February - 22 April 2007 Exhibition: Exhibition: Jordi Bernadó Centre d’Art “La Panera”, Lleida 24 April - 24 June 2007 Works on loan: Txomin BADIOLA, Sueños de otros, 1997-1998 Txomin BADIOLA, WTSHTF 2, 2004 Luis Gordillo Museo Nacional Centro de Arte Reina Sofía, Madrid 19 June - 15 October 2007 Works on loan: Works on loan: Jordi BERNADÓ, Detroid 02-03, 2003 2007 Annual Report ”la Caixa” Outreach Projects 152 Luis GORDILLO, La nieve es negra, 1987 Luis GORDILLO, Malestar óptico, malestar épico, 1994 Figures and statistics Exhibition: Exhibition: Exhibition: Sean Scully Fundació Joan Miró, Barcelona 28 June - 30 September 2007 Miquel Barceló Museo d’Arte Moderna, Lugano, Italy 12 November 2006 - 4 February 2007 Musée Saint-Etienne Métropole, Saint-Etienne, France 9 February - 9 April 2008 Works on loan: A theater without theater Museu Colecçao Berardo, Arte Moderna e Contemporánea, Lisbon, Portugal 15 November 2007 - 17 February 2008 Miquel BARCELÓ, Mapa de carn, 1982 Miquel BARCELÓ, Six figues xines, 1997 Works on loan: Marco, Rome, Italy 18 April - 17 August 2008 Works on loan: Sean SCULLY, Gabriel, 1993 Bruce NAUMAN, Shit in your Hat – Head on a Chair, 1990 Exhibition: Be-Bomb: The transatlantic war of images and all that jazz in the 1950s Museu d’Art Contemporani de Barcelona, Barcelona 5 October 2007 - 7 January 2008 Exhibition: A kind of you Australian Center for Contemporary Art, Victoria, Australia Works on loan: Roni HORN, Cabinet of, 2001-2002 Works on loan: Joan PONÇ, Untitled, 1947 Rafael CANOGAR, Untitled, 1957 Antonio SAURA, Soleá, 1956 Modest CUIXART, Graphisme, 1956 Modest CUIXART, Untitled, 1947 Eduardo CHILLIDA, Deseoso, 1954 Pablo PALAZUELO, Alborada, 1952 Exhibition: Incógnitas: Cartografías del Arte Contemporáneo en Euskadi Museo Guggenheim, Bilbao 6 July - 19 September 2006 Exhibition: Works on loan: Tiempo al Tiempo / Taking Time Museo de Arte Contemporáneo (Marco), Vigo 19 October 2007 - 24 February 2008 Ana Laura ALÁEZ, Mujeres sobre zapatos de plataforma, 1992 Works on loan: Exhibition: Barcelone 1947 - 2007 Fondation Maeght, Saint-Paul de Vence, France 10 November - April 2007 Exhibition: En Transició Centre de Cultura Contemporánea de Barcelona, Barcelona 20 November 2007 - 24 February 2008 Tatsuo MIYAJIMA, Region no. 114701-114800, 1991 Pedro MORA, Memory Exercise, 1991 Jorge BARBI, Todo el tiempo del mundo, 1991 EQUIPO CRÓNICA, El embalaje, 1969 Exhibition: Carmen Calvo Instituto Valenciano de Arte Moderno. Centro Julio González, Valencia 29 November 2007 - 20 January 2008 Works on loan: Carmen CALVO, Tal Cual, 1989 Carmen CALVO, Hojas, 1989 Exhibition: Transfiguración Consejería de Cultura y Deportes de la Comunidad de Madrid, Madrid 28 November 2007 - 20 January 2008 Works on loan: María GÓMEZ, Cuatro Caminos, 1991 María GÓMEZ, La prisión, la llamada, la llegada, el dominio, la ilusión, 1998 Works on loan: Miquel BARCELÓ, Mapa de carn, 1982 2007 Annual Report ”la Caixa” Outreach Projects Works on loan: 153 Figures and statistics ”la Caixa” Social and Cultural Outreach Projects in Spain in 2007. Autonomous communities, provinces, cities and towns Andalusia Almeria Adra Aguadulce Albox Alhama de Almería Almeria Antas Berja La Cañada de San Urbano Carboneras Cuevas del Almanzora El Ejido Garrucha Huércal-Overa Macael Mojácar La Mojonera Níjar Olula del Río El Parador de las Hortichuelas Puebla de Vícar Pulpí Roquetas de Mar Vélez-Rubio Vera Viator Vícar Cadiz Alcalá del Valle Algeciras Arcos de la Frontera Barbate Los Barrios Benalup-Casas Viejas Bornos Cadiz Chiclana de la Frontera Chipiona Conil de la Frontera Espera Jerez de la Frontera La Línea de la Concepción Medina-Sidonia Olvera Paterna de Rivera Prado del Rey El Puerto de Santa María Puerto Real Puerto Serrano San Fernando San José del Valle San Roque Sanlúcar de Barrameda Tarifa Ubrique Vejer de la Frontera Villamartín Cordoba Adamuz Aguilar de la Frontera Alcolea Almodóvar del Río Baena Benamejí Bujalance Cabra La Carlota Castro del Río Cordoba Espejo Fernán-Núñez Hinojosa del Duque Lucena Montalbán de Córdoba Montilla Montoro Moriles Nueva Carteya Palma del Río Peñarroya-Pueblonuevo Posadas Pozoblanco Priego de Córdoba Puente Genil La Rambla Rute Santaella Villa del Río Villafranca de Córdoba El Viso 2007 Annual Report ”la Caixa” Outreach Projects 154 Granada Albolote Albuñol Alfacar Alhama de Granada Alhendín Almuñécar Armilla Atarfe Baza Cenes de la Vega Chauchina Churriana de la Vega Cúllar Vega Dúrcal Fuente Vaqueros Las Gabias Gójar Granada Guadix Hijar Huéscar Huétor Tájar Huétor Vega Illora Iznalloz Lanjarón Loja Maracena Monachil Montefrío Motril Ogíjares Órgiva Otura Padul Peligros Pinos Puente Pulianas Salobreña Santa Fe Vegas del Genil Zagra La Zubia Huelva Almonte Aracena Figures and statistics Arroyomolinos de León Ayamonte Bollullos Par del Condado Bonares Calañas El Campillo Candon Cartaya Escacena del Campo Higuera de la Sierra Huelva Isla Cristina Lepe Moguer La Palma del Condado Palos de la Frontera Rociana del Condado San Bartolomé de la Torre Trigueros Valverde del Camino Villalba del Alcor Jaén Alcalá la Real Alcaudete Andújar Arjona Arjonilla Baeza Bailén Begíjar Castillo de Locubín Cazorla Huelma Jaén Jamilena Jódar La Carolina La Puerta de Segura Linares Lopera Mancha Real Martos Mengíbar Orcera Peal de Becerro Porcuna Pozo Alcón Quesada Sabiote Santiago-Pontones Siles Torredelcampo Torredonjimeno Torreperogil Úbeda Valdepeñas de Jaén Villacarrillo Villanueva del Arzobispo Los Villares Villatorres Malaga Alhaurín de la Torre Alhaurín el Grande Álora Antequera Archidona Arriate Arroyo de la Miel-Benalmadena Costa Benalmádena El Burgo La Cala del Moral Caleta de Vélez Campanillas Campillos Cártama Casabermeja Churriana Coín Cortes de la Frontera Cuevas de San Marcos Estación de Cartama Estepona Fuengirola Malaga Manilva Marbella Mijas Mollina Nerja Rincón de la Victoria Ronda San Pedro de Alcántara Torre del Mar Torremolinos 2007 Annual Report ”la Caixa” Outreach Projects 155 Torrox Vélez-Málaga Villanueva del Trabuco Seville Alcalá de Guadaira Alcalá del Río Alcolea del Río Arahal Aznalcóllar Bormujos Brenes Burguillos Las Cabezas de San Juan Camas Cantillana Carmona Casariche Castilblanco de los Arroyos Castilleja de la Cuesta Cazalla de la Sierra Constantina Coria del Río El Coronil Los Corrales El Cuervo de Sevilla Dos Hermanas Écija Estepa Gerena Gines Guillena Herrera La Lantejuela La Luisiana Lebrija Lora del Río Mairena del Alcor Mairena del Aljarafe Marchena Montellano Morón de la Frontera Osuna Los Palacios y Villafranca Paradas Pedrera Peñaflor La Puebla de Cazalla Figures and statistics La Puebla de los Infantes La Rinconada Los Rosales San José de la Rinconada Sanlúcar la Mayor Santiponce Seville Tocina Utrera Villaverde del Río El Viso del Alcor Épila Fuentes de Ebro Pina de Ebro Tarazona Tauste Utebo Zaragoza Zuera Tineo Tuñón (Santo Adriano) Turon Valdés Las Vegas Villaviciosa Balearic Islands Balearic Islands Asturias Asturias Aragon Huesca Barbastro Binéfar Fraga Graus Huesca Jaca Monzón Sabiñánigo Sariñena Tamarite de Litera Teruel Alcañiz Alcorisa Andorra Calamocha Calanda Orihuela del Tremedal Teruel Utrillas Zaragoza Alagón La Almunia de Doña Godina Borja El Burgo de Ebro Calatayud Cariñena Casetas Caspe Ejea de los Caballeros Avilés Los Campos Candas Cangas de Onís Cangas del Narcea Castrillón Corvera de Asturias Cudillero La Felguera (Langreo) Gijón Gozón Grado Langreo Latores Laviana Lena Llanera Llanes Luanco Mieres Moreda Nava Navia Noreña Oviedo Parres Piloña Pola de Laviana Pola de Lena Pravia Pruvia Ribadesella Siero Tapia de Casariego 2007 Annual Report ”la Caixa” Outreach Projects 156 Alaior Alaró Alcúdia Algaida Andratx S’Arenal (Llucmajor) Ariany S’Arraco Artà Binissalem Búger Bunyola Cala Millor Calonge Calvià Campanet Campos Ca’n Picafort Capdepera Es Castell Ciutadella de Menorca Colonia de Sant Jordi Colonia de Sant Pere Sa Coma Consell Costitx Eivissa Esporles Establiments Felanitx Ferreries Formentera Fornalutx Fornells S’Horta Inca Figures and statistics Lloret de Vistalegre Lloseta Llubí Llucmajor Magaluf Manacor Maó Maria de la Salut Marratxí Es Mercadal Es Migjorn Gran Montuïri Muro Palma Palma de Mallorca Palmanova Palmanyola Petra Sa Pobla Pollença Pont d’Inca Porreres Port d’Alcudia Port de Sóller Porto Cristo Puerto de Pollença Puigpunyent Sant Agustí des Vedrà Sant Antoni de Portmany Sant Ferran de ses Roques Sant Francesc de Formentera Sant Joan Sant Joan de Labritja Sant Jordi Sant Josep de sa Talaia Sant Llorenç de Balafia Sant Llorenç des Cardassar Sant Lluís Santa Eugènia Santa Eulàlia Santa Eulalia del Río Santa Gertrudis Santa Margalida Santa Maria del Camí Santa Ponça Santanyí Selva Sencelles Ses Salines Sineu Sóller Son Carrio Son Ferriol Son Cervera Valldemosa Vilafranca de Bonany Basque Country Álava Amurrio Llodio Nanclares de la Oca Oyón/Oion Salvatierra o Agurain Vitoria-Gasteiz Guipúzcoa Andoain Aretxabaleta Arrasate o Mondragón Astigarraga Azkoitia Azpeitia Beasain Bergara Deba Donostia-San Sebastián Eibar Elgoibar Errenteria Irun Lasarte-Oria Lazkao Legazpi Lezo Oiartzun Oñati Ordizia Pasaia Tolosa Villabona Zarautz Zumaia Zumarraga 2007 Annual Report ”la Caixa” Outreach Projects 157 Vizcaya Abanto y Ciérvana-Abanto Zierbena Alonsotegi Amorebieta-Etxano Arrigorriaga Bakio Balmaseda Barakaldo Basauri Bermeo Berriz Bilbao Derio Durango Elorrio Erandio Ermua Etxebarri, Anteiglesia de San EstebanEtxebarri Do Galdakao Gallarta Gernika-Lumo Getxo Güeñes Igorre Iurreta Leioa Lekeitio Lemoa Markina-Xemein Mungia Muskiz Ondarroa Orduña Orozko Ortuella Plentzia Portugalete Santurtzi Sestao Sondika Sopelana Ugao-Miraballes Valle de Trápaga-Trapagaran Zalla Zamudio Figures and statistics Canary Islands Las Palmas Agaete Agüimes Arrecife Arucas Castillo del Romeral Corralejo Gáldar Gran Tarajal Ingenio Maspalomas Mogán Moya La Oliva Pájara Las Palmas de Gran Canaria Playa del Inglés Puerto del Rosario San Bartolomé San Bartolomé de Tirajana San Nicolás de Tolentino Santa Brígida Santa Lucía de Tirajana Santa María de Guía Santa María de Guía de Gran Canaria Tejeda Telde Teror Tías Valsequillo de Gran Canaria Vecindario Vega de San Mateo Yaiza Santa Cruz de Tenerife Adeje Alajeró Arona Breña Alta Candelaria Las Chafiras Los Cristianos Frontera Garachico Granadilla de Abona Guía de Isora Güímar Icod de los Vinos Isora La Laguna Los Llanos de Aridane Mocanal La Orotava El Paso El Pinar Puerto de la Cruz Los Realejos San Cristóbal de la Laguna San Miguel de Abona San Sebastián de la Gomera Santa Cruz de la Palma Santa Cruz de Tenerife Santa Úrsula Santiago del Teide El Sauzal Taco Tacoronte Tegueste Valle Gran Rey Valverde La Victoria de Acentejo Potes Puente San Miguel Reinosa Reocín San Vicente de la Barquera Santa Cruz de Bezana Santander Santoña Saron Suances Torrelavega Viernoles Castile-La Mancha Albacete Albacete Almansa Caudete Elche de la Sierra Fuentealbilla Hellín La Roda Tobarra Villarrobledo Ciudad Real Cantabria Cantabria Alceda Ampuero Arenas de Iguña Arnuero El Astillero Cabezón de la Sal Camargo Castañeda Castro-Urdiales Colindres Comillas Los Corrales de Buelna Laredo Maliaño Medio Cudeyo Noja Piélagos 2007 Annual Report ”la Caixa” Outreach Projects 158 Alcázar de San Juan Almadén Almodóvar del Campo Bolaños de Calatrava Campo de Criptana Ciudad Real Daimiel Herencia Malagón Manzanares Miguelturra Pedro Muñoz Puertollano Socuéllamos La Solana Tomelloso Valdepeñas Villanueva de los Infantes Villarrubia de los Ojos Figures and statistics Cuenca Belmonte Cuenca Saelices Tarancón Ugena Valmojado Villacañas Villanueva de Alcardete El Viso de San Juan Yuncos Vega de Espinareda Veguellina de Orbigo Villablino Villaobispo de las Regueras La Virgen del Camino Guadalajara Palencia Almonacid de Zorita Alovera Azuqueca de Henares Cabanillas del Campo El Casar Guadalajara Marchamalo Pozo de Guadalajara Torrejón del Rey Villanueva de la Torre Aguilar de Campoo Alar del Rey Baltanás Carrión de los Condes Cervera de Pisuerga Dueñas Guardo Osorno la Mayor Palencia Paredes de Nava Saldaña Venta de Baños Villamuriel de Cerrato Toledo Argés Bargas Calera y Chozas Cedillo del Condado Cobeja Consuegra Fuensalida La Iglesuela Illescas Madridejos Magán Méntrida Mora La Nava de Ricomalillo Noblejas Ocaña Olías del Rey Oropesa La Puebla de Montalbán Quintanar de la Orden El Real de San Vicente San Pablo de los Montes Santa Cruz del Retamar Santa Olalla Seseña Sonseca Talavera de la Reina Toledo Torrijos Castile and Leon Ávila Arenas de San Pedro Arévalo Ávila El Barco de Ávila Cebreros Sotillo de la Adrada El Tiemblo Burgos Aranda de Duero Briviesca Burgos Lerma Medina de Pomar Miranda de Ebro Quintanar de la Sierra Villarcayo Villarcayo de Merindad de Castilla la Vieja Leon Astorga La Bañeza Bembibre Boñar Cacabelos Cistierna Fabero Leon Ponferrada Puente de Domingo Flórez La Robla Sahagún San Andrés del Rabanedo Santa María del Páramo Santa Marina del Rey Valderas Valencia de Don Juan 2007 Annual Report ”la Caixa” Outreach Projects 159 Salamanca Alba de Tormes La Alberca Babilafuente Béjar Carbajosa de la Sagrada Ciudad Rodrigo Gomecello Guijuelo Ledesma Peñaranda de Bracamonte Salamanca Santa Marta de Tormes Villamayor Villares de la Reina Segovia Cantalejo Cuéllar El Espinar Nava de la Asunción San Ildefonso Sanchonuño Segovia Soria Ágreda Figures and statistics Almazán Burgo de Osma-Ciudad de Osma Ólvega Soria Valladolid Arroyo de la Encomienda Cistérniga Íscar Laguna de Duero Medina de Rioseco Medina del Campo Mojados Olmedo Peñafiel Santovenia de Pisuerga Simancas Tordesillas Tudela de Duero Valladolid Zaratán Zamora Benavente Fuentesaúco Puebla de Sanabria Toro Zamora Catalonia Barcelona Abrera Aiguafreda Alella Alpens L’Ametlla del Vallès Arenys de Mar Arenys de Munt Argentona Artés Avià Avinyó Avinyonet del Penedès Badalona Badia del Vallès Bagà Balenyà Balsareny Barberà del Vallès Barcelona La Batlloria La Beguda Alta Bellaterra Berga Cabrera de Mar Cabrils Calaf Caldes de Montbui Caldes d’Estrac Calella Calldetenes Callús Canet de Mar Canovelles Canyelles Capellades Cardedeu Cardona Casserres Castellar del Vallès Castellbisbal Castelldefels Castellterçol Centelles Cercs Cerdanyola del Vallès Cervelló Collsuspina Corbera de Llobregat Cornellà de Llobregat Cubelles Dosrius Esparreguera Esplugues de Llobregat L’Estany Les Franqueses del Vallès La Garriga Gavà Gelida Gironella Granollers Guardiola de Berguedà L’Hospitalet de Llobregat Els Hostalets de Pierola 2007 Annual Report ”la Caixa” Outreach Projects 160 Igualada La Llagosta Llerona Lliçà d’Amunt Llinars del Vallès Malgrat de Mar Malla Manlleu Manresa Martorell Les Masies de Roda Les Masies de Voltregà El Masnou Masquefa Matadepera Mataró Mediona Moià Molins de Rei Mollet del Vallès Monistrol de Montserrat Montcada i Reixac Montgat Montmajor Montmeló Montseny Navarcles Navàs Òdena Olèrdola Olesa de Bonesvalls Olesa de Montserrat Orís Palafolls Palau-Solità i Plegamans Pallejà La Palma de Cervelló El Papiol Piera Pineda de Mar La Pobla de Claramunt La Pobla de Lillet Polinyà El Prat de Llobregat Premià de Dalt Premià de Mar Puig-reig La Roca del Vallès Figures and statistics Roda de Ter Rubí Sabadell Sallent Sant Adrià de Besòs Sant Andreu de la Barca Sant Andreu de Llavaneres Sant Boi de Llobregat Sant Cebrià de Vallalta Sant Celoni Sant Climent de Llobregat Sant Cugat del Vallès Sant Esteve de Palautordera Sant Esteve Sesrovires Sant Feliu de Codines Sant Feliu de Llobregat Sant Hipòlit de Voltregà Sant Joan de Vilatorrada Sant Joan Despí Sant Just Desvern Sant Llorenç Savall Sant Martí de Tous Sant Martí Sarroca Sant Pere de Ribes Sant Pere de Riudebitlles Sant Pere de Torelló Sant Pere de Vilamajor Sant Pol de Mar Sant Quintí de Mediona Sant Quirze de Besora Sant Quirze del Vallès Sant Sadurní d’Anoia Sant Vicenç de Castellet Sant Vicenç de Montalt Sant Vicenç de Torelló Sant Vicenç dels Horts Santa Coloma de Cervelló Santa Coloma de Gramenet Santa Eulàlia de Ronçana Santa Margarida de Montbui Santa Margarida i els Monjos Santa Maria de Besora Santa Maria de Palautordera Santa Maria d’Oló Santa Perpètua de Mogoda Santa Susanna Sentmenat Sitges Súria Taradell Teià Terrassa Tiana Tordera Torelló Torrelavit Torrelles de Llobregat Vacarisses Vallirana Vallromanes Vic Viladecans Vilafranca del Penedès Vilanova de Sau Vilanova del Camí Vilanova del Vallès Vilanova i la Geltrú Vilassar de Dalt Vilassar de Mar Girona Agullana Alp Amer Anglès Arbúcies Argelaguer L’Armentera Banyoles Bàscara Begur Besalú Bescanó La Bisbal d’Empordà Blanes Bordils Breda Cadaqués Caldes de Malavella Calonge Campdevànol Camprodon Cantallops Capmany Cassà de la Selva Castell d’Aro 2007 Annual Report ”la Caixa” Outreach Projects 161 Castelló d’Empúries La Cellera de Ter Celrà Cervià de Ter Cornellà del Terri Darnius L’Escala Esclanya Figueres Flaçà Fornells de la Selva Girona Gombrèn Hostalric La Jonquera Juià Les Llosses Llagostera Llançà Llers Llívia Lloret de Mar Maçanet de Cabrenys Maçanet de la Selva Madremanya Massanes Medinya Mieres Montagut Olot Palafrugell Palamós Palau-Saverdera Pals Pau Peralada Les Planes d’Hostoles Platja d’Aro Porqueres Portbou Les Preses Puigcerdà Quart Ribes de Freser Riells i Viabrea Ripoll Riudarenes Riudellots de la Selva Figures and statistics Roses S’Agaro Salt Sant Antoni de Calonge Sant Esteve d’en Bas Sant Feliu de Buixalleu Sant Feliu de Guíxols Sant Feliu de Pallerols Sant Gregori Sant Hilari Sacalm Sant Joan de les Abadesses Sant Joan de Mollet Sant Joan les Fonts Sant Jordi Desvalls Sant Julià de Ramis Sant Julià del Llor i Bonmatí Sant Pau de Segúries Santa Coloma de Farners Santa Cristina d’Aro Santa Pau Sarrià de Ter Serinyà Setcases Sils Terrades Torroella de Montgrí Tossa de Mar Vallfogona de Ripollès Vidreres Vilabertran Vilablareix Viladamat Viladasens Viladrau Vilajuïga Vilobí d’Onyar Lleida Agramunt Aitona L’Albages Albesa Alcarràs Alcoletge Alfarràs Alguaire Almacelles Almenar Alpicat Anglesola Arbeca Artesa de Lleida Artesa de Segre Balaguer Barbens Belianes Bellcaire d’Urgell Bell-lloc d’Urgell Bellpuig Bellver de Cerdanya Bellvís Benavent de Segrià Les Borges Blanques Bossòst Camarasa Castelldans Castellserà Cervera Cervià de les Garrigues Coll de Nargó Corbins Esterri d’Àneu La Fuliola Golmés La Granadella La Granja d’Escarp Guissona Isona i Conca Dellà Ivars d’Urgell Juncosa Juneda Les Linyola Llavorsí Lleida Llimiana Maials Menàrguens Miralcamp Mollerussa Montellà i Martinet Montgai Naut Aran Odèn Oliana Organyà 2007 Annual Report ”la Caixa” Outreach Projects 162 El Palau d’Anglesola La Pobla de Segur El Pont de Suert Ponts Prats i Sansor Puigverd d’Agramunt Rosselló Sant Llorenç de Morunys Seròs La Seu d’Urgell Solsona Sort Soses Tàrrega Térmens Torà Tornabous Torrebesses Torrefarrera Torregrossa Torres de Segre Tremp La Vall de Boí Verdú Vielha e Mijaran Vilaller Vilanova de la Barca Vilanova de Segrià Vinaixa Tarragona Alcanar Alcover L’Aldea Altafulla L’Ametlla de Mar L’Ampolla Amposta L’Arboç Ascó Banyeres del Penedès Barberà de la Conca Batea Bellvei La Bisbal del Penedès Les Borges del Camp Calafell Camarles Figures and statistics Cambrils Les Cases d’Alcanar Castellvell del Camp Constantí Corbera d’Ebre Creixell Cunit Deltebre L’Espluga de Francolí Falset La Fatarella Flix Fontscaldes Gandesa Horta de Sant Joan Jesús Llorenç del Penedès Miami Platja Montblanc Montbrió del Camp Mont-roig del Camp Móra d’Ebre Móra la Nova El Morell Els Muntells Els Pallaresos El Perelló Picamoixons El Pla de Santa Maria La Pobla de Montornés El Pont d’Armentera Prades Raval de Cristo Reus Riudoms Roda de Barà Roquetes Salou Sant Carles de la Ràpita Sant Jaume dels Domenys Sant Jaume d’Enveja Santa Bàrbara Santa Coloma de Queralt Sarral La Selva del Camp La Sénia Solivella Tarragona Tivissa Torredembarra Tortosa Ulldecona Valls Vandellòs i l’Hospitalet de l’Infant El Vendrell Vilallonga del Camp Vila-rodona Vila-seca Vimbodí Xerta Community of Valencia Alicante/Alacant Agost Albatera Alcoy/Alcoi L’Alfàs del Pi Alicante/Alacant Almoradí Altea Aspe Banyeres de Mariola Benejúzar Benidorm Benissa Biar Callosa de Segura Callosa d’en Sarrià Calpe/Calp El Campello Castalla Catral Cocentaina Cox Crevillent Dénia Dolores Elche/elx Elda Finestrat Formentera del Segura Guardamar del Segura Ibi Jalón/Xaló 2007 Annual Report ”la Caixa” Outreach Projects 163 Jávea/Xàbia Jijona/Xixona Monforte del Cid Monóvar/Monòver Muro de Alcoy Mutxamel Novelda La Nucia Ondara Onil Orihuela Pedreguer Pego Petrer Pilar de la Horadada Pinoso Rebolledo Redován Salinas San Fulgencio San Vicente del Raspeig/Sant Vicent del Raspeig Sant Joan d’Alacant Santa Pola Sax Teulada Torrevieja El Verger Villajoyosa/La Vila Joiosa Villena Castellón/Castelló Almenara Alquerías del Niño Perdido Altura Benicarló Benicasim/Benicàssim Betxí Borriol Burriana Castellón de la Plana/Castelló de la Plana Chilches/Xilxes Moncofa Nules Onda Peñíscola Segorbe La Vall d’Uixó Figures and statistics Villarreal/Vila-real Vinaròs Valencia Aielo de Malferit Alaquàs Albaida Alberic Alboraya Albuixech Alcàsser L’Alcúdia de Carlet L’Alcúdia de Crespins Aldaia Alfafar Algemesí Alginet Almàssera Almussafes Alzira Ayora Bellreguard Benaguasil Benetússer Benifaió Benigànim Beniparrell Benisanó Bétera Bocairent Buñol Burjassot Canals La Cañada Carcaixent Carlet Castelló de Rugat Catarroja Cheste Chiva Corbera Cullera L’Eliana Enguera Faura Foios La Font d’en Carros Gandia Gilet Godella Grau i Platja Guadassuar Llíria Llossa de Ranes Manises Massamagrell Massanassa Meliana Mislata Mogente/Moixent Moncada Monserrat Museros Náquera Navarrés Oliva L’Olleria Ontinyent Paiporta Paterna Picanya Picassent Piles La Pobla de Farnals La Pobla de Vallbona La Pobla del Duc La Pobla Llarga Polinyà de Xúquer Puçol El Puerto Puig Quart de Poblet Rafelbuñol/Rafelbunyol Requena Riba-Roja de Túria Rocafort Sagunto/Sagunt Silla Simat de la Valldigna Sollana Sueca Tavernes Blanques Tavernes de la Valldigna Torrent Turís Utiel 2007 Annual Report ”la Caixa” Outreach Projects 164 Valencia Vilamarxant Villanueva de Castellón Villar del Arzobispo Xàtiva Xeraco Xirivella Extremadura Badajoz Aceuchal Alburquerque Almendralejo Arroyo de San Serván Azuaga Badajoz Barcarrota Burguillos del Cerro Cabeza del Buey Calamonte Castuera Don Benito Fregenal de la Sierra Fuente de Cantos Fuente del Maestre La Garrovilla Gevora del Caudillo Guareña Hornachos Jerez de los Caballeros Llerena Mérida Monesterio Montijo Olivenza Puebla de la Calzada San Vicente de Alcántara Santa Amalia Los Santos de Maimona Talarrubias Talavera la Real Villafranca de los Barros Villanueva de la Serena Vivares Zafra Figures and statistics Cáceres Arroyo de la Luz Cáceres Casar de Cáceres Coria Garrovillas de Alconetar Hervás Jaraíz de la Vera Logrosán Malpartida de Cáceres Miajadas Montehermoso Moraleja Navalmoral de la Mata Plasencia Talayuela Tietar Trujillo Valencia de Alcántara Villanueva de la Vera Galicia A Coruña Ames Arteixo Arzúa Bembibre Bergondo Betanzos Boiro Brión Cabana de Bergantiños Cacheiras Cambre Carballo Carnota Carral Cedeira Cee A Coruña Culleredo Curtis Ferrol Frean A Laracha Melide Miño Muros Narón Negreira Noia Oleiros Ordes Ortigueira Outes Padrón A Pobra do Caramiñal Ponteceso Pontedeume As Pontes de Garcia Rodriguez Rianxo Ribeira Rois Sada Santa Comba Santiago de Compostela Teo Val do Dubra Vedra Vimianzo Zas Lugo Burela Castro de Rei Cervo Chantada Foz O Incio Lugo Meira Monforte de Lemos Outeiro de Rei Rábade Ribadeo Sarria Vilalba Viveiro Ourense Allariz Barbadás O Barco de Valdeorras 2007 Annual Report ”la Caixa” Outreach Projects 165 O Carballiño Celanova Laza Maceda Muíños Ourense Ribadavia Verín Viana do Bolo Vilardevós Xinzo de Limia Xunqueira de Espadanedo Pontevedra Baiona Bueu Caldas de Reis Cambados Cangas A Cañiza Cruceiro Domaio (San Pedro P.) A Estrada Gondomar O Grove A Guarda Lalín Marín Moaña Mondariz Moraña Mos Nigrán Parada Poio Ponte Caldelas Ponteareas Pontevedra O Porriño A Ramallosa Redondela O Rosal Salceda de Caselas Salcidos Salvaterra de Miño Sanxenxo Sello Figures and statistics Silleda Soutomaior Tomiño Tui Vigo Vilagarcía de Arousa La Rioja La Rioja Aldeanueva de Ebro Alfaro Arnedo Autol Calahorra Cenicero Fuenmayor Haro Lardero Logroño Nájera Pradejón Rincón de Soto Santo Domingo de la Calzada Villamediana de Iregua Madrid Madrid Ajalvir El Alamo Alcalá de Henares Alcobendas Alcorcón Aldea del Fresno Algete Alpedrete Aranjuez Arganda del Rey Arroyomolinos Becerril de la Sierra Belmonte de Tajo Boadilla del Monte El Boalo Brunete Buitrago del Lozoya Camarma de Esteruelas Campo Real Casarrubuelos Cercedilla Chinchón Ciempozuelos Cobeña Collado Mediano Collado Villalba Colmenar de Oreja Colmenar del Arroyo Colmenar Viejo Colmenarejo Coslada Cubas de la Sagra Daganzo de Arriba El Escorial Estremera Fuenlabrada Fuente el Saz de Jarama Fuentidueña de Tajo Galapagar Getafe Griñón Guadalix de la Sierra Guadarrama Hoyo de Manzanares Humanes de Madrid Leganés Loeches Madrid Majadahonda Manzanares el Real Meco Mejorada del Campo Miraflores de la Sierra El Molar Los Molinos La Moraleja Moraleja de Enmedio Moralzarzal Morata de Tajuña Móstoles Navacerrada Navalafuente Navalagamella 2007 Annual Report ”la Caixa” Outreach Projects 166 Navalcarnero Navas del Rey Nuevo Baztán Paracuellos de Jarama Parla Pedrezuela Pelayos de la Presa Perales de Tajuña Pinto Pozuelo de Alarcón Quijorna Rivas-Vaciamadrid Robledo de Chavela Las Rozas de Madrid San Agustín de Guadalix San Fernando de Henares San Lorenzo de El Escorial San Martín de la Vega San Martín de Valdeiglesias San Sebastián de los Reyes Sevilla la Nueva Soto del Real Talamanca de Jarama Tielmes Torrejón de Ardoz Torrejón de Velasco Torrelaguna Torrelodones Torres de la Alameda Tres Cantos Valdemorillo Valdemoro Valdeolmos-Alalpardo Valdetorres de Jarama Velilla de San Antonio El Vellón Villa del Prado Villaconejos Villalbilla Villamanta Villanueva de la Cañada Villanueva de Perales Villanueva del Pardillo Villar del Olmo Villarejo de Salvanés Villaviciosa de Odón Figures and statistics Melilla and Ceuta Ceuta Ceuta Melilla Melilla Murcia Puerto Lumbreras El Raal San Ginés San Javier San Pedro del Pinatar Santomera Torre-Pacheco Las Torres de Cotillas Totana La Unión Yecla Murcia Abanilla Abarán Águilas Alcantarilla Los Alcazares Alguazas Alhama de Murcia Alquerías Archena Beniajan Beniel Blanca Bullas Calasparra Caravaca de la Cruz Cartagena Cehegín Ceutí Churra Cieza Espinardo Fortuna Fuente Álamo de Murcia Jumilla Librilla Lo Campano Lorca Lorquí La Manga del Mar Menor Mazarrón Molina de Segura Mula Murcia El Palmar o Lugar de Don Juan Navarre Navarre Altsasu/Alsasua Ansoáin Aoiz/Agoitz Azagra Barañain Baztan Bera/Vera de Bidasoa Berriozar Burlada/Burlata Cascante Castejón Cintruénigo Cizur Cizur Menor Corella Cortes Estella/Lizarra Galar Huarte/Uharte Ibero Ilundain Lodosa Mendavia Milagro Murchante Mutilva Alta/Mutiloagoiti Mutilva Baja/Mutiloabeiti Noain Noain (Valle de Elorz)/Noain (Elortzibar) Olite Pamplona/Iruña 2007 Annual Report ”la Caixa” Outreach Projects 167 Peralta Ribaforada San Adrián Sangüesa/Zangoza Tafalla Tudela Valtierra Viana Villafranca Villava/Atarrabia Figures and statistics During 2007, the ”la Caixa” Foundation has worked with the following institutions: 3ª Edat S’Almudaina. Andratx (Balearic Islands) A V Cots Guix Pda Roja. Manresa (Barcelona) A.J. El Escalón Salesiano. Seville A.M.A Singilia Barba. Antequera (Malaga) AA.VV. Les Fonts del Lledoner de Fontscaldes (Tarragona) Abierto Asturias. Sociedad Cooperativa de iniciativa Social. Avilés (Asturias) ACCEM Asturias. Oviedo (Asturias) Acció Social Montalegre. Barcelona Acció Contra la Violència Domèstica. Barcelona Acció Familiar Barcelona. Barcelona Acción Familiar Vizcaina. Bilbao (Bizkaia/Vizacaya) Acción por el Mundo Salvaje. Villafranca de Los Barros (Badajoz) Accióvisual S.L. Ceutí (Murcia) ACOPROS. A Coruña ACSUR las Segovias. Madrid ACTUA Vallès. Sabadell (Barcelona) ADACE-CLM (As. de Daño Cerebral Sobrevenido). Argés (Toledo) ADCA Integración. As. Andaluza para la Rehabilitación del Daño Cerebral Adquirido. Seville ADDIA. As. para Defensa de Los derechos de la Infancia y la Adolescencia. Santa Coloma de Gramanet (Barcelona) ADEIT. Fundació Universitat Empresa. Valencia ADEMBI.As. de Esclerosis Múltiple de Bizkaia ADEMM. Madrid AECC. As. Espanyola Contra el càncer. Junta de les comarques barcelonines. Barcelona AEdeM CR. As. Española de Esclerosis Múltiple de Ciudad Real. Ciudad Real AEG Pedra Viva. Binissalem (Balearic Islands) AEMA SCCL. L’Hospitalet de Llobregat (Barcelona) AESCO. As. de Empresarios Salmantinos de Comercio. Salamanca AFAB delegació Vallès Occidental. Sant Cugat del Vallès. Barcelona AFAB Granollers. Barcelona AFAB Hospitalet de Llobregat. Barcelona AFABUR - Sala Polison del Teatro Principal. Burgos AFACO A Coruña AFAD Tarancon y Comarca AFADAL - As. de Familiares de Enfermos de Alzheimer y Otras demencias Seniles. Daimiel (Ciuda Real) AFADEM - Prado del Rey (Cadiz) AFADEMON. Montalbán de Córdoba (Cordoba) AFADES - As. Familiares Enfermos de Alzheimer y demencia Senil de Álava (Vitoria) AFADS Norte de Cáceres - Plasencia AFADS Vegas Altas la Serena. Don Benito (Badajoz) AFAEX Badajoz AFAGA. Vigo (Pontevedra) AFAGI - Guipúzcoa AFAL Contigo. As. Nacional Alzheimer. Madrid AFAL Ferrolterra. Ferrol (A Coruña) AFAM Merida Hogar de Mayores. Merida (Badajoz) AFAMA Cocentaina. (Alicante) AFAMEC Medina del Campo (Valladolid) AFAMER Villarcayo (Burgos) AFAMO. Montilla (Cordoba) AFAMON. Monforte de Lemos (Lugo) AFAMUR. As. Familiares de Enfermos con Alzheimer de la Región de Murcia. Murcia Afan de Lucha por los Enfermos de Alzheimer “Caminar”. Bollullos Par del Condado (Huelva) Afanias Benicarló (Castellón/Castelló) AFAR la Ribera. Aranda de Duero (Burgos) AFASUR-GENIL. Cordoba AFATA - As. de Familiares de Enfermos de Alzheimer de Talavera de la Reina (Toledo) AFATE Terres de l’Ebre (Tarragona) AFAVILL Villanuenva del Arzobispo (Jaén) AFAY - As. de Familiares de Enfermos de Alzheimer de Yecla (Murcia) AFAYDECA - As. de Familiares de Enfermos de Alzheimer de Caravaca. Caravaca de la Cruz (Murcia) AFDPA. Pozo Alcón (Jaén) AFED. Asoc. Familiares Enf. de demencias. Torrent (Valencia) AFEDA Bajo Aragón Los Calatravos. Alcañiz (Teruel) AFEMEN. Jerez de la Frontera (Cadiz) AFEMTO - As. de Enfermos Mentales. Totana (Murcia) AFMAVA. Albaida (Valencia) África Viva, Fundación de Investigación en Salud. Barcelona Afromujer de Andalucía. Seville AFUSAL Priego. Cordoba AGADEA. Santiago de Compostela (A Coruña) AGEDEM - As. de Getafe de Esclerosis Múltiple. Getafe (Madrid) Agència de Voluntariat de l’Ajuntament de Palma. Palma (Balearic Islands) Agencia EFE (Madrid) Agermanament sense fronteres. Barcelona Agora. As. de Parkinson. Granada Agrupació d’Avis. Santa Maria d’Oló (Barcelona) Agrupació d’Entitats per a l’Acollida de Menors immigrants a Catalunya. Barcelona Agrupació Naturalista i Ecologista de la Garrotxa. Olot (Girona) Agrupación de Sordos de Zaragoza y Aragón. Zaragoza Agrupación de Sordos. Granada Agrupación Deportiva Ntra. Sra. del Rosario. A Coruña Agrupa’t. Lleida AGUAFA - As. de Guadassuar d’Amics i Familiars de Malalts d’Alzheimer (Valencia) AID As. Arrabal. Malaga AIS Pro-Juventud. Barcelona Ajuntament d’Agramunt (Lleida) Ajuntament d’Agullana (Girona) Ajuntament d’Aiguafreda (Barcelona) Ajuntament d’Alaró (Balearic Islands) Ajuntament d’Albesa (Lleida) Ajuntament d’Alcover (Tarragona) Ajuntament d’Amposta (Tarragona) Ajuntament d’Anglès (Girona) Ajuntament d’Arbúcies (Girona) Ajuntament d’Arenys de Mar (Barcelona) Ajuntament d’Arenys de Munt (Barcelona) Ajuntament d’Argelaguer (Girona) Ajuntament d’Artés (Barcelona) Ajuntament d’Avinyó (Barcelona) Ajuntament de Badalona (Barcelona) Ajuntament de Balaguer (Lleida) Ajuntament de Banyoles (Girona) Ajuntament de Barberà del Vallès (Barcelona) Ajuntament de Barcelona Ajuntament de Begur (Girona) Ajuntament de Benicarló (Castellón) Ajuntament de Besalú (Girona) Ajuntament de Boadella i Les EscauLes (Girona) Ajuntament de Breda (Girona) Ajuntament de Burriana (Castellón) Ajuntament de Cabrera de Mar (Barcelona) Ajuntament de Cadaqués (Girona) Ajuntament de Calafell (Tarragona) Ajuntament de Calonge (Girona) Ajuntament de Calp (Alicante) Ajuntament de Camarles (Tarragona) Ajuntament de Canet de Mar (Barcelona) Ajuntament de Cardona (Barcelona) Ajuntament de Castelldefels (Barcelona) Ajuntament de Castelló de la Plana (Castellón) Ajuntament de Celrà (Girona) Ajuntament de Cerdanyola del Vallès (Barcelona) Ajuntament de Cervelló (Barcelona) Ajuntament de Cervià de Ter (Girona) Ajuntament de Collsuspina (Barcelona) Ajuntament de Cornellà del Terri (Girona) Ajuntament de Darnius (Girona) Ajuntament de Denia (Alicante) 2007 Annual Report ”la Caixa” Outreach Projects 168 Ajuntament de Dosrius (Barcelona) Ajuntament d’El Pont de Suert (Lleida) Ajuntament de Ferreries (Balearic Islands) Ajuntament de Flaçà (Girona) Ajuntament de Formentera (Balearic Islands) Ajuntament de Fornells de la Selva (Girona) Ajuntament de Gandia (Valencia) Ajuntament de Gavà (Barcelona) Ajuntament de Girona Ajuntament de Gironella (Barcelona) Ajuntament de Juià (Girona) Ajuntament de la Bisbal d’Empordà (Girona) Ajuntament de la Selva del Camp (Tarragona) Ajuntament de la Sènia (Tarragona) Ajuntament de les Borges Blanques (Lleida) Ajuntament de les Llosses (Girona) Ajuntament de les Masies de Roda (Barcelona) Ajuntament de les Masies de Voltregà (Barcelona) Ajuntament de les Preses (Girona) Ajuntament de l’Escala (Girona) Ajuntament de l’Espluga de Francolí (Tarragona) Ajuntament de l’Estany (Barcelona) Ajuntament de l’Hospitalet de Llobregat (Barcelona) Ajuntament de Llagostera (Girona) Ajuntament de Llançà (Girona) Ajuntament de Llavorsí (Lleida) Ajuntament de Lleida Ajuntament de Maçanet de la Selva (Girona) Ajuntament de Madremanya (Girona) Ajuntament de Malla (Girona) Ajuntament de Manresa (Manresa) Ajuntament de Maó (Balearic Islands) Ajuntament de Massanes (Girona) Ajuntament de Mataró (Barcelona) Ajuntament de Mieres (Girona) Ajuntament de Moià (Barcelona) Ajuntament de Molí de Baix (Girona) Ajuntament de Mollerussa (Lleida) Ajuntament de Mollet del Vallès (Barcelona) Ajuntament de Montagut (Girona) Ajuntament de Montmeló (Barcelona) Ajuntament de Navarcles (Barcelona) Ajuntament de Palafrugell (Girona) Ajuntament de Palau-Severdera (Girona) Ajuntament de Pau (Girona) Ajuntament de Pedret i Marçà (Girona) Ajuntament de Peralada (Girona) Ajuntament de Ponts (Lleida) Ajuntament de Premià de Mar (Barcelona) Ajuntament de Puigcerdà (Girona) Ajuntament de Requena (Valencia) Ajuntament de Reus (Tarragona) Ajuntament de Ripoll (Girona) Ajuntament de Riudarenes (Girona) Ajuntament de Riudellots de la Selva (Girona) Ajuntament de Roda de Ter (Barcelona) Ajuntament de Roses (Girona) Ajuntament de Sabadell (Barcelona) Ajuntament de Salt (Girona) Ajuntament de Sant Andreu de la Barca (Barcelona) Ajuntament de Sant Andreu de Llavaneres (Barcelona) Ajuntament de Sant Antoni de Portmany (Balearic Islands) Ajuntament de Sant Boi de Llobregat (Barcelona) Ajuntament de Sant Carles de la Ràpita (Tarragona) Ajuntament de Sant Cebrià de Vallalta (Barcelona) Ajuntament de Sant Celoni (Barcelona) Ajuntament de Sant Cugat del Vallès (Barcelona) Ajuntament de Sant Feliu de Buixalleu (Girona) Ajuntament de Sant Feliu de Guíxols (Girona) Ajuntament de Sant Feliu de Pallerols (Girona) Ajuntament de Sant Hilari de Sacalm (Girona) Ajuntament de Sant Hipòlit de Voltregà (Barcelona) Figures and statistics Ajuntament de Sant Joan de Mollet (Girona) Ajuntament de Sant Julià de Ramis (Girona) Ajuntament de Sant Llorenç de Cardassar (Balearic Islands) Ajuntament de Sant Martí Sarroca (Barcelona) Ajuntament de Sant Pere de Riudebitlles (Barcelona) Ajuntament de Sant Quirze de Besora (Barcelona) Ajuntament de Sant Sadurní d’Anoia (Barcelona) Ajuntament de Sant Vicenç de Castellet (Barcelona) Ajuntament de Sant Vicenç de Montalt (Barcelona) Ajuntament de Santa Coloma de Gramenet (Barcelona) Ajuntament de Santa Maria de Besora (Barcelona) Ajuntament de Santa Oliva (Tarragona) Ajuntament de Santa Susanna (Barcelona) Ajuntament de Sarrià de Ter (Girona) Ajuntament de Serinyà (Girona) Ajuntament de Setcases (Girona) Ajuntament de Sils (Girona) Ajuntament de Sineu (Balearic Islands) Ajuntament de Solsona (Lleida) Ajuntament de Sort (Lleida) Ajuntament de Tarragona Ajuntament de Tàrrega (Lleida) Ajuntament de Teià (Barcelona) Ajuntament de Terrassa (Barcelona) Ajuntament de Torrelavid (Barcelona) Ajuntament de Tortosa (Tarragona) Ajuntament de València Ajuntament de Vic (Barcelona) Ajuntament de Vilabertran (Girona) Ajuntament de Viladamat (Girona) Ajuntament de Viladasens (Girona) Ajuntament de Vilafranca del Penedès (Barcelona) Ajuntament de Vilajuïga (Girona) Ajuntament de Vilanova de Sau (Barcelona) Ajuntament de Vilanova i la Geltrú (Barcelona) Ajuntament de Vila-Seca (Tarragona) Ajuntament de Vilassar de Mar (Barcelona) Ajuntament de Xàtiva (Valencia) Ajuntament de Xirivella (Valencia) Ajuntament del Montblanc (Tarragona) Ajuntament d’El Morell (Tarragona) Ajuntament del Perelló (Tarragona) Ajuntament del Prat de Llobregat (Barcelona) Ajuntament del Vendrell (Tarragona) Ajuntament d’Elda (Alicante) Ajuntament d’Els Muntells (Tarragona) Ajuntament d’Elx (Alicante) Ajuntament d’Esplugues de Llobregat (Barcelona) Ajuntament d’Hostalric (Girona) Ajuntament d’Ivars d’Urgell (Lleida) Ajuntament d’Olesa de Bonesvalls (Barcelona) Ajuntament d’Olot (Girona) Ajuntament d’Ontinyent (Valencia) Ajuntament d’Orihuela (Alicante) Ajuntament d’Orís (Barcelona) Ajuntament Sant Jordi Desvalls (Girona) AKIBA seglares por un Mundo más solidario. Santa FE (Granada) Alameda de la Constitución. Lorca (Murcia) ALBA. Terrassa (Barcelona) ALCER Ebro.As. Aragonesa para la Lucha Contra las Enfermedades del Riñón. Zaragoza Alcohólicos Rehabilitados San Jorge. Cocentaina (Alicante/ Alacant) Alea Social. Bilbao (Bizcaia/Vizcaya) ALENTO. As. de Daño Cerebral de Vigo Aliança Cristiana de Joves de la YMCA. Salamanca Almería Acoge. El Ejido (Almeria) Almería Acoge. Roquetas de Mar (Almeria) Alxhi-arahal. Seville Alzheimer Catalunya - As. per a la demència i la Malaltia d’Alzheimer. Barcelona AMAD Sant Feliu. Sant Feliu de Guíxols (Girona) AMAF - As. de Malalts d’Alzheimer de Figueres. Figueres (Girona) AMARA. As. Comarcal Pro Personas con Discapacidad. Lucena (Cordoba) Àmbit XXI de Convivència i Cultura. Barcelona América-España, Solidaridad y Cooperación. Madrid AmfiTeatro Natural del Lago. Barañain (Navarre) Amics de la Gent Gran. Barcelona Amics de la Tortuga de l’Albera. Garriguella (Girona) Amics del Raval i de Sistrells. 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Sant Pau de Segúries (Girona) As. Centro de Atención Temprana y Orientación PsicoSocial. Madrid As. Centro de Estudios Freudianos. Granada As. Centro de Investigación Cooperativa en BioCiencias. Derio (Vizcaya/Bizkaia) As. Centro de Yoga Santosha. Gijón (Asturias) As. Centro Down. Jerez de la Frontera (Cadiz) As. Centro Juvenil Cejusa. Madrid As. Centro Seta. Seville As. Centro Socio Cultural de Adultos Zaidin. Granada As. Ceutí de Familiares de Enfermos psíquicos. Ceutí (Murcia) As. Chispa. Madrid As. Ciezana de Familiares de Enfermos de Alzheimer. Cieza (Murcia) As. Ciudad Joven. Madrid As. Ciudadana Anti-Sida. Malaga As. Ciudadana Cántabra Anti Sida. Santander (Cantabria) As. Ciudadana de Ayuda al Toxicómano. San José de la Rinconada (Seville) As. Ciutadana Anti Sida de Catalunya. Barcelona As. Claretiana para el desarrollo Humano. Leioa (Vizacaya/ Bizakaia) As. Club de Ocio Ágora. Mérida (Badajoz) As. Club Infantil i Juvenil Bellvitge. L’Hospitalet de Llobregat (Barcelona) As. 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Cultural Amics de l’Àfrica del Vallès Occidental. Granollers (Barcelona) As. Cultural Arman. Barcelona As. CulturaL Cabemostodos. Madrid As. Cultural Cives Mundi. Soria As. Cultural Colectivo de Inmigrantes. Seville As. Cultural Danza Española. Valladolid As. CulturaL de Mayores Y Jubilados “Salzillo”. Murcia As. Cultural de Personas Sordas de Lanzarote. Arrecife (Las Palmas) As. Cultural de Sordos. Huelva As. Cultural El Galliner. Barcelona As. Cultural Gruñidos Salvajes. Madrid As. Cultural la Kalle. Madrid As. Cultural L’Abeyera. Oviedo As. Cultural Norte Joven. Mieres (Asturias) As. Cultural San Mateo. Madrid As. Cultural San Pablo. Madrid As. Cultural T.E.Homo. Tratamiento y Estudio del Hombre. Seville As. d’ajuda als afectats de cardiopaties Infantils de Catalunya. Barcelona As. d’Ajut Malalts Alzheimer i Afectats. Figueres (Girona) As. d’Alcohòlics Rehabilitats. Lleida As. d’Alzheimer de Reus i Baix Camp (Tarragona) As. d’Alzheimer i Altres demències degeneratives. Banyeres de Mariola (Alicante/Alacant) As. d’Amics del Museu de Zoologia. Barcelona As. Dato. Alcoy (Alicante) As. de Acogida a Inmigrantes y Marginados. Madrid As. de Afectados de Esclerosis Múltiple. Benejúzar (Alicante/ Alacant) As. de Afectados de Fibromialgia. Castalla (Alicante/Alacant) As. de Afectados por Lesión Cerebral Sobrevenida. Siero (Asturias) As. de Alcalá de Henares para la Discapacidad (Madrid) As. de Alcohólicos Rehabilitados “Nuevo Caminar”. Écija (Seville) As. de Alcohólicos Rehabilitados Anclaje. Seville As. de Alcohólicos Rehabilitados San José. San José de la Rinconada (Seville) As. de Alcohólicos Rehabilitados. Burgos As. de Amigos de Amati. Granada As. de Amigos de Los Humedales del Sur. Elche/Elx (Alicante/ Alacant) As. de Amigos del Museu Barbier-Mueller d’Art Precolombí. Barcelona As. de Amigos y Familiares de Enfermos de Alzheimer. Yecla (Murcia) AS. de Antiguos Alumnos de la Universidad de Huelva. 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Miranda de Ebro (Burgos) As. de Ayuda A Personas con Paralisis Cerebral. Gijón (Asturias) Figures and statistics As. de Ayuda al Disminuido Psíquico. Alfafar (Valencia) As. de Ayuda al InmiGrante Lucena Acoge. Lucena (Cordoba) As. de Ayuda al Marginado lliures per a llibertar. Lleida As. de Ayuda Contra el Síndrome depresivo. Albacete As. de Ayuda en Carretera San Francisco Javier. Pamplona/ Iruña (Navarre) As. de Bipolars de Catalunya. Barcelona As. de Caridad de San Vicente de Paul. Burgos As. de Castilla-La Mancha de Enfermedades Neuromusculares. Castile-La Mancha As. de Colaboradores con las Presas. Madrid As. de Colombianos/as en el País Vasco ASOCOLVAS. Bilbao As. de Cooperación y Educación Un Mundo Amigo. Toledo As. de Daño Cerebral Adquirido. Alicante As. de Daño Cerebral Adquirido. Guipúzcoa As. de Daño Cerebral Adquirido. Jaén As. de Daño Cerebral de Navarra. Mutilva Baja/Mutiloabeiti (Navarre) As. de daño Cerebral de Ourense Renacer. Ourense As. de Daño Cerebral Sobrevenido Ateneu. Castellón As. de Daño Cerebral. A Coruña As. de deficientes Psíquicos Crevo. La Orotava (Sta. Cruz de Tenerife) As. de desarrollo Comunitario Buenos Aires. Salamanca As. de desarrollo Comunitario en Áreas de Aragón. Zaragoza As. de desarrollo Comunitario Gazteleku. Bilbao As. de Diabéticos de Illes Balears. Palma de Mallorca (Balearic Islands) As. de Discapacitados Abriendo Camino. Mengíbar (Jaén) As. de Discapacitados Asguna. Vizcaya As. de Discapacitados de Cartama. Cartama (Malaga) As. de Discapacitados en Movimiento del Norte. Tenerife As. de Discapacitados Físicos Cosa Nuesa. Langreo (Asturias) As. de Discapacitados Físicos de Carballiño. O Carballiño (Ourense) As. de Discapacitados Físicos de la Palma. Los Llanos de Aridane (Sta. Cruz de Tenerife) As. de Discapacitados Físicos de Molina de Segura y Vega Media. Murcia As. de Discapacitados Físicos y SensoriaLes. Puente Genil (Cordoba) As. de Discapacitados Físicos, Psíquicos, SensoriaLes y Orgánicos. Espera (Cadiz) As. de Discapacitados la Luz. La Puebla de Los Infantes (Seville) As. de Discapacitados Oscenses, MiguelServet. Huesca As. de Discapacitados Psíquicos y Paralíticos. Cangas de Onís (Asturias) As. de Discapacitados. Aznalcóllar (Seville) As. de Disminuidos Físicos de la Ribera. Tudela (Navarre) As. de Disminuidos Físicos y Psíquicos de Mos. Mos (Pontevedra) As. de Disminuidos Físicos. Abarán (Murcia) As. de Disminuidos Físicos. Móstoles (Madrid) As. de Disminuidos Psíquicos Cuenca Minera. Utrillas (Teruel) As. de Disminuidos Psíquicos El Jiloca. MonReal del Campo (Teruel) As. de Disminuidos Psíquicos Las Fuentes. Zaragoza As. de Disminuidos Psíquicos. Antequera (Malaga) As. de Disminuidos Psíquicos. Santa Pola (Alicante) As. de Disminuïts Físics d’Osona. Vic (Barcelona) As. de Dissenyadors Gràfics (ADG-FAD). Barcelona As. de Dones Pla de Les Bruixes. Torrelles de Llobregat (Barcelona) As. de Ecuatorianos de Andalucía. Seville As. de Ecuatorianos en Acción. Cordoba As. de Ecuatorianos en Cataluña. Barcelona As. de Educación para la Salud. Madrid As. de Educadores las Alamedillas. Madrid As. de Educadores y Amigos del Campamento Virgen Blanca. Zaragoza As. de Emisoras Municipales y Comunitarias de Andalucía. Seville As. de Empleados de Iberia Padres de Minusválidos. El Prat de Llobregat (Barcelona) As. de Empresas de Inserción de Andalucía EIDA. Antequera (Malaga) As. de Encuentro y Acogida al Toxicómano. Cordoba As. de Enfermedades Neuromusculares de la Comunidad Valenciana. Valencia As. de Enfermos de Alzheimer de Benavente y Comarca. Benavente (Zamora) As. de Enfermos de Fibromialgia y Síndrome de Fatiga Crónica. Estepona (Malaga) As. de Enfermos de Parkinson Andaluces. Seville As. de Enfermos de Parkinson. Astorga (Leon) As. de Enfermos de Parkinson. Seville As. de Enfermos dependientes y Familiares en rehabilitación Sísifo. Palos de la Frontera (Huelva) As. de Enfermos Mentales para la Integración Social. Badajoz As. de Enfermos y Familiares de Parkinson. Taco (Sta. Cruz de Tenerife) As. de Enfermos y Familiares Parkinson Los Majuelos. Tenerife As. de Estudios Ornitológicos de El Bierzo. Ponferrada (Leon) As. de Esclerosis Múltiple de Bizkaia - Ade. Bilbao (Vizcaya/ Bizkaia) As. de Esclerosis Múltiple de Elche y comarca. Elche (Alicante) As. de Esclerosis Múltiple de Navarra. Pamplona/Iruña (Navarre) As. de Esclerosis Múltiple. Albacete As. de Esclerosis Múltiple. Almeria As. de Esclerosis Múltiple. Guadalajara As. de Esclerosis Múltiple. Madrid As. de Espina Bífida e Hidrocefalia. Alicante/Alacant As. de Espondilíticos. Malaga As. de Estudiantes Marroquíes. Malaga As. de Familiares de Enfermos de Alzheimer. Alicante As. de Familiares de Enfermos de Alzheimer. Benifaió (Valencia) As. de Familiares de Enfermos de Alzheimer. Castellón de la Plana As. de Familiares de Enfermos de Alzheimer. El Campillo (Huelva) As. de Familiares de Enfermos de Alzheimer. Ferrol (A Coruña) As. de Familiares de Enfermos dependientes la Jara, Atención y rehabilitación en el domicilio. Cabeza del Buey (Badajoz) As. de Familiares de Enfermos Mentales de Burjassot (Valencia) As. de Familiares de Enfermos Mentales de la Ribera Baja. Sueca (Valencia) As. de Familiares de Esquizofrénicos de la Costa del Sol. Benalmádena (Malaga) As. de Familiares de Minusválidos. Tarancón (Cuenca) As. de Familiares Enfermos Alzheimer Región de Murcia. Murcia As. de Familiares Enfermos Alzheimer Senil de la Línea de la Concepción. La Línea de la Concepción (Cadiz) As. de Familiares Enfermos Alzheimer y otras demencias. Leon As. de Familiares para la Integración del enfermo mental. Alcoy (Alicante) As. de Familiares y Afectados de Esclerosis Múltiple. Burgos As. de Familiares y Amigos de Enfermos de Alzheimer. Cartagena (Murcia) As. de Familiares y Amigos de Enfermos Psíquicos. Madrid As. de Familiares y Amigos de Los Enfermos de Parkinson. Villarrobledo (Albacete) As. de Familiares y Amigos de Minusválidos. Bailén (Jaén) As. de Familiares y Amigos de Minusválidos. Tomelloso (Ciudad Real) As. de Familiares y Amigos de Pacientes con Daño Cerebral. Cadiz As. de Familiares y Amigos de Personas con Enfermedad Mental. Albacete As. de Familiares y Enfermos Alzheimer. Muro de Alcoy (Alicante) As. de Familiares y Enfermos de Parkinson. La Roda (Albacete) As. de Familiares y Enfermos Mentales de Asturias. Gijón (Asturias) As. de Familiares y Enfermos Mentales de la Marina Baixa. Benidorm (Alicante) As. de Familiars de Malalts Alzheimer Abraç. L’Alcudia de Carlet (Valencia) As. de Familiars de Malalts d’Alzheimer de la Safor. Gandía (Valencia) As. de Familiars i Malalts d’Alzheimer i altres demències. Albaida (Valencia) 2007 Annual Report ”la Caixa” Outreach Projects 171 As. de Familias de Niños Diferentes con Cui. Madrid As. de Familias para el Apoyo de Enfermos Psíquicos. Las Palmas de Gran Canaria As. de Familias y Amigos de Enfermos Mentales. Madrid As. de Familias y Amigos de la Persona con retraso mental. Madrid As. de Familias y Amigos en favor de las Personas con retraso mental. Móstoles (Madrid) As. de Fibromialgia de Novelda (Alicante) As. de Fibromialgia del Condado. La Palma del Condado (Huelva) As. de Fibromialgia Jerezana. Jerez de la Frontera (Cadiz) As. de Fibromialgia y Problemas Oseos y Musculares. Campillos (Malaga) As. de Fibromialgia. Marbella (Malaga) As. de Fibromialxia e Síndrome de Fatiga Crónica. Ourense As. de Gent de la Tercera Edat Casa Rosa. Caldes de Malavella (Girona) As. de Gent Gran “Can Blat”. Sant Hilari Sacalm (Girona) As. de Gent Gran. Centelles (Barcelona) As. de Gent Gran. Esclanyà (Girona) As. de Gent Gran. Porqueres (Girona) As. de Gent Gran. Premià de Dalt (Barcelona) As. de Gent Gran. Sta. Maria de Palautordera (Barcelona) As. de Gent Gran. Vallfogona de Ripollès (Girona) As. de Guadassuar d’Amics i Familiars de Malalts d’Alzheimer. Guadassuar (Valencia) As. de Hemofilia de la Comunidad Valenciana. Valencia As. de Hemofilia de la Provincia de Santa Cruz de Tenerife. Santa Cruz de Tenerife As. de Hemofilia. Burgos As. de Hogares para Niños privados de ambiente Familiar Nuevo Futuro. Las Palmas As. de Ictus del Principado de Asturias. Oviedo (Asturias) As. de Implantados Cocleares de España (AICE). Barcelona As. de Industriales de la Provincia de Oviedo. Llanera (Asturias) As. de Inmigrantes Senegaleses. Navarre As. de Inserción Sociolaboral Zahorí. Almeria As. de Integración Caeteris. Alcuéstar (Cáceres) As. de Integración Conileña a las Personas con Discapacidad. Conil de la Frontera (Cadiz) As. de Intérpretes de Lengua de Signos del Principado de Asturias. Gijón (Asturias) As. de Intervención Socioeducativa El Trébol. Zaragoza As. de Investigación y Especialización sobre Temas Iberoamericanos. Madrid As. de Investigación y Mediación para la Promoción del Empleo y la Igualdad. Zafra (Badajoz) As. de Jubilats el Centre. Santa Pau (Girona) As. de Jubilats i Pensionistes Blocs Joan CarLes-la Mercè. Lleida As. de Jubilats i Pensionistes d’Arquès de Rufea. Lleida As. de Jubilats i Pensionistes de Sant Isidre. Juncosa (Lleida) As. de Jubilats i Pensionistes de Santa Barabara (Tarragona) As. de Jubilats i Pensionistes. Alpens (Barcelona) As. de Jubilats i Pensionistes. Sant Feliu de Codines (Barcelona) As. de Jubilats i pensionistes. Sant Jaume d’Enveja (Tarragona) As. de Jubilats i Pensionistes. Sant Joan de Les Abadesses (Girona) As. de la Mucopolisacaridosis y Síndromes relacionados. La Pobla de Claramunt (Barcelona) As. de la Prensa. Cadiz As. de Laringectomizados. Leon As. de Lesionados Medulares y Grandes Discapacidades. Las Palmas de Gran Canaria (Las Palmas) As. de Lluita Contra la Distonia a Catalunya. Barcelona As. de Lucha Contra la droga. Llerena (Badajoz) As. de Lucha Contra la Exclusión Social. Bilbao (Vizcaya) As. de Lucha Contra la Fibromialgia. Illora (Granada) As. de Lucha Contra la Leucemia y Enfermedades Asociadas. Leon As. de Lucha Contra las Drogas “Atropos”. Oviedo As. de Ludópatas Jiennenses en Rehabilitación. Jaén As. de Madres Contra la Droga. Villafranca de Los Barros (Badajoz) As. de Madres de Discapacitados de Baleares. Palma de Mallorca (Balearic Islands) Figures and statistics As. de Madres y Padres de Alumnos discapacidos de Los Talleres Ocupacionales Infanta Elena. Almansa (Albacete) As. de Majors Sant Jordi de Ses Salines. (Balearic Islands) As. de Malalts de Parkinson “11 d’Abril”. L’Hospitalet de Llobregat (Barcelona) As. de Mares i Pares d’Alumnes de l’Escola d’Educació Especial Barcanova. Barcelona As. de Mares i Pares del Col·legi Públic d’Educació Especial Font de l’Abella. Girona As. de Mayores Antón Guanche. Candelaria (Sta. Cruz de Tenerife) As. de Mayores de Andalucía. (Seville) As. de Mayores y Jubilados Salzillo. Murcia As. de Mediadoras Sociales e interculturales. Arganda del Rey (Madrid) As. de Minusvalidoc. Montehermoso (Cáceres) As. de Minusválidos a Mariña. Ribadeo (Lugo) As. de Minusválidos Amiromar. Roquetas de Mar (Almeria) As. de Minusválidos Baenenses Reunidos. Baena (Jaén) As. de Minusválidos Bílbilis. Calatayud (Zaragoza) As. de Minusválidos Com Tu. Monóvar/Monòver (Alicante/ Alacant) As. de Minusválidos Físicos de la Comarca. Cazorla (Jaén) As. de Minusválidos Físicos del Bierzo. Ponferrada (Leon) As. de Minusválidos Físicos Génesis. Martos (Jaén) As. de Minusválidos Físicos Unidos. Cartagena (Murcia) As. de Minusválidos Físicos y SensoriaLes. Alcalá la Real (Jaén) As. de Minusválidos Físicos, Psíquicos y SensoriaLes. Ubrique (Cadiz) As. de Minusválidos Psíquicos la Fundación. Chiclana de la Frontera (Cadiz) As. de Minusválidos. Almadén (Ciudad Real) As. de Minusválidos. Aroche (Huelva) As. de Minusválidos. Benidorm (Alicante) As. de Minusválidos. Cuevas del Almanzora (Almeria) As. de Minusválidos. Val do Dubra e Comarca (La Coruña) As. de Mujeres Afectadas de Cáncer de Mama. Valdepeñas (Ciudad Real) As. de Mujeres Contra la Violencia de Género. Granada As. de Mujeres Diagnosticadas de Cáncer. Pamplona/Iruña (Navarre) As. de Mujeres Gitanas Paraj. Jaén As. de Mujeres Para la Integración Social y la convivencia intercultural. AviLes (Asturias) As. de Mujeres Progresistas Victoria Kent. Algeciras (Cadiz) As. de Mujeres y Niñas Discapacitadas con Luz propia. Cordoba As. de Ocio y Tiempo Libre 4K. Madrid As. de Padres de Alumnos del Centro de Edución Especial Pablo Montesinos. Seville As. de Padres de Alumnos en Aulas Enclave de la Provincia de las Palmas. Las Palmas de Gran Canaria (Las Palmas) As. de Padres de Amigos del Sordo. Ciudad Real As. de Padres de Discapacitados Psíquicos Arco Iris. Elche de la Sierra (Albacete) As. de Padres de Discapacitados Psíquicos del Valle. Blanca (Murcia) As. de Padres de Discapacitados y Colaborades. Carlet (Valencia) As. de Padres de Disminuidos Físicos y Psíquicos. Los Cristianos (Santa Cruz de Tenerife) As. de Padres de Disminuidos Psíquicos Alba. Alcañiz (Teruel) As. de Padres de Disminuidos. San Sebastián de Los Reyes (Madrid) As. de Padres de la Armuña la Besana. Calzada de Valdunciel (Salamanca) As. de Padres de Minusválidos de la Provincia de Pontevedra. Vigo (Pontevedra) As. de Padres de Minusválidos Pérez Marina. Montellano (Seville) As. de Padres de Minusválidos Psíquicos. Barbate (Cadiz) As. de Padres de Niños Autistas de Baleares. Palma de Mallorca (Balearic Islands) As. de Padres de Niños Autistas de Las Palmas de Gran Canaria. Las Palmas As. de Padres de Niños con Cáncer de Andalucía. Seville As. de Padres de Niños con Cáncer de la Comunidad Valenciana. Valencia As. de Padres de Niños con Problemas de Audición. Murcia As. de Padres de Niños con Problemas del Condado. La Palma del Condado (Huelva) As. de Padres de Niños Disminuidos. Cartaya (Huelva) As. de Padres de Niños Sordos. Salamanca As. de Padres de Niños Subdotados. Collado Villalba (Madrid) As. de Padres de Niños y Adolescentes con Necesidades Especiales. Viveiro (Lugo) As. de Padres de Niños y Adultos Autistas. Malaga As. de Padres de Paralíticos Cerebrales. Albacete As. de Padres de Personas con Autismo del Centro Os Mecos. Vilaboa (Pontevedra) As. de Padres de Personas con Autismo. Burgos As. de Padres de Personas con Discapacidad. Aldaia (Valencia) As. de Padres de Personas con Minusvalía Psíquica. San Marcos (A Coruña) As. de Padres del Centro Ocupacional de Minusválidos. Caravaca de la Cruz (Murcia) As. de Padres o Tutores de deficientes Mentales. Aranjuez (Madrid) As. de Padres o Tutores de Personas con Discapacidad. Lugo As. de Padres Ortzadar. Donostia/San Sebastián (Gipuzkoa/ Guipúzcoa) As. de Padres para la Integración en Cáceres. Cáceres As. de Padres Trabajadores de Seat con Hijos Disminuidos. Barcelona As. de Padres y Amigos de Discapacitados. Cuenca As. de Padres y Amigos de los Sordos de Álava. Vitoria/ Gasteiz (Álava/Araba) As. de Padres y Amigos de Minusválidos Psíquicos. Moya (Las Palmas) As. de Padres y Amigos Diferentes. Getafe (Madrid) As. de Padres y Familiares de Personas con Autismo. Burgos As. de Padres y Familiares de Personas con Retraso Mental Aspanias. Burgos As. de Padres y Madres Alhama de Cintruénigo. Cintruénigo (Navarre) As. de Padres y Madres con Hijos con Discapacidad. La Puebla de Cazalla (Seville) As. de Padres y Madres de Alumnos “Hermanos Tomás Bengoa”. Jerez de la Frontera (Cadiz) As. de Padres y Madres del Centro Ocupacional. Arucas (Las Palmas) As. de Padres y Protectores de Niños Discapacitados de la Campiña Sur. FERNÁN-NÚÑEZ (Cordoba) As. de Padres y/o Tutores de Personas con Parálisis Cerebral. Villamayor (Salamanca) As. de Padres, Amigos y Minusválidos. Fuenlabrada (Madrid) As. de Padres, Familiares y Amigos de Drogodependientes. Madrid As. de Padres, Madres y Protectores de Personas con Discapacidad Intelectual. Almeria As. de País de Discapacitados Psíquicos. Vilalba (Lugo) As. de País do Stand. Servizo de Tratamento. Noia (A Coruña) As. de Pallassos XaropClown. Girona As. de Paràlisi Cerebral. Barcelona As. de Parálisis Cerebral. Burgos As. de Paralíticos Cerebrales. Alicante As. de Paralíticos Cerebrales. Huesca As. de Paraplègics i Discapacitats Físics. Lleida As. de Parapléjicos y Grandes Minusválidos del Principado de Asturias. Oviedo (Asturias) As. de Parapléjicos y Minusválidos. Albacete As. de Pares amb Fills Autistes i Caracterials de Catalunya. Barcelona As. de Pares d’alumnes del Centre Públic E. Girona As. de Pares de Minusvàlids del Baix Camp. Reus (Tarragona) As. de Pares de Nins amb Càncer de Balears. Palma de Mallorca (Balearic Islands) As. de Pares i Mares de l’Escola Cervantes. Barcelona As. de Parkinson Bizkaia de Zaratamo. Bilbao (Bizkaia/Vizcaya) As. de Parkinson Comarques de Tarragona. Tarragona As. de Parkinson de la Provincia de Castellón. Burriana (Castellón/Castelló) As. de Parkinson. Alcoy (Alicante) As. de Pensionistes i Jubilats. Cala Millor (Balearic Islands) As. de Pensionistes 3ª Edat. Torreforta (Tarragona) 2007 Annual Report ”la Caixa” Outreach Projects 172 As. de Personas con Discapacidad Frater San Pablo. Écija (Seville) As. de Personas con Discapacidad de la Provincia de Albacete. Albacete As. de Personas con Discapacidad El Castillo. Puerto Lumbreras (Murcia) As. de Personas con Necesidades Especiales. Ibiza (Balearic Islands) As. de Personas Discapacitadas COCEMFE. Vinaros (Castellón) As. de Personas Sordas del Baix Vinalopó. Elche/Elx (Alicante/ Alacant) As. de Personas Sordas. Cáceres As. de Personas Sordas. Cadiz As. de Personas Sordas. Vigo As. de Persones amb discapacitat. Calvià (Balearic Islands) As. de Planificación Familiar de Madrid. Madrid As. de PP de AA Iniciativa Progreso del CEE. Granada As. de Prevención, Reinserción y Atención de la Mujer en Situación de Riesgo de la Región de Murcia. Murcia As. de Profesionales por la Integración en Castilla-La Mancha. Toledo As. de Promoción de Servicios Sociales. Madrid As. de Promoción y desarrollo de la Província de Zamora. Zamora As. de Protección y Ayuda al Exalcohólico. Torrevieja (Alicante) As. de Síndrome de Down de Extremadura. Mérida (Badajoz) As. de Solidaridad con Los trabajadores Inmigrantes. Alicante As. de Sordos de la Serranía de Ronda. Ronda (Malaga) As. de Sordos. Gijón (Asturias) As. de Suport al Disminuït Psíquic Mare de Déu de Bellvitge. L’Hospitalet de Llobregat (Barcelona) As. de Tiempo Libre Magoría. Zaragoza As. de Toxicómanos y Familiares en Rehabilitación Sísifo. Palos de la Frontera (Huelva) As. de Trabajadores e Inmigrantes Marroquíes. Logroño (La Rioja) As. de Trasplantados Hepáticos del Hospital Carlos Haya. Malaga As. de Trasplantats Cardíacs Ciutat Sanitària de Bellvitge. L’Hospitalet de Llobregat (Barcelona) As. de Traumatismo Encéfalo Craneal y Daño Cerebral de Aragón. Zaragoza As. de Tutores y Amigos. San Cebrián de Campos (Palencia) As. de Vecinos Casco Antiguo de Mairena del Aljarafe. Mairena del Aljarafe (Seville) As. de Vecinos de Tendetes. Valencia As. de Vecinos Nuestra Señora de la Asunción. Badajoz As. de Vecinos Paraguay-Perú. Barcelona As. de Vecinos Santa Mariña Cabral As. de Vecinos. Bellavista (Badajoz) As. de Veïns Casal Raval de Cristo. Tarragona As. de Veïns de Montolivet. La Garrotxa (Girona) As. de Veïns del barri de Gràcia. Barcelona As. de Veïns del Barri Mas Palau. Banyoles (Girona) As. de Veïns Ferreries. Tortosa (Tarragona) As. de Veïns Germans Sabat. Girona As. de Veïns Morera. Badalona (Barcelona) As. de Veïns Rocabruna. Picamoixons (Tarragona) As. de Veïns Trinitat Nova. Barcelona As. de Voluntariado de la Universidad de Valladolid. Santovenia de Pisuerga (Valladolid) As. de Voluntariat per al Servei d’Acollida. Lleida As. de Voluntarios de Acción Social. Puente Genil (Cordoba) As. de Voluntarios de Empleados de ”la Caixa” As. de Voluntarios de las Hermanas Hospitalarias. Madrid As. de Voluntarios de Oncología Infantil. Malaga As. de Voluntarios Informáticos Mayores de Extremadura. Mérida (Badajoz) As. de Voluntarios para Enfermos con demencias. Zamora As. de Voluntarios para Enfermos Sanables. Barcelona As. de Voluntaris de la Fundació ”la Caixa” As. de Voluntaris de Protecció Civil de Sant Adrià de Besòs (Barcelona) As. de Voluntaris del Grup Assegurador. Barcelona As. de Voluntaris i Amics de l’Hospital St. Jaume. Calella (Barcelona) As. de Voluntaris Sant Camil. Sant Pere de Ribes (Barcelona) Figures and statistics As. del Centro de desarrollo Rural. Vilardevós (Ourense) As. democrática Asturiana de Familias con Alzheimer. Gijón (Asturias) As. democratica Provincial de Jubilados y Pensionistas. Valencia As. deportiva Special Olympics en España. Barcelona As. desarrollo. Albacete As. detente y Ayuda. La Coruña As. Dianova España. Madrid As. Diatikiya Lolo. Albacete As. Diocesana de Scout. Siguenza (Guadalajara) As. Discapacitados Vega Baja.Orihuela (Alicante) As. Discapacitados. Estepona (Malaga) As. Dombenitense de Ayuda al Toxicómano. Don Benito (Badajoz) As. E.L.A. Principado de Asturias. Gijón (Asturias) As. Edad Dorada Mensajeros de la Paz Andalucía. Jaén As. Educación Cultura y Solidaridad. Madrid As. Educativa Contra el Fracaso Escolar. Tomelloso (Ciudad Real) As. Educativa d’Atenció Infància i Adolescència. Cornellà del Terri (Girona) As. Educativa Integral del Raval. Barcelona As. Educativa Ítaca. L’Hospitalet de Llobregat (Barcelona) As. El despertar. Madrid As. El Fanal. Madrid As. El Prial. Piloña (Asturias) As. Elche Acoge. Elche/Elx (Alicante/Alacant) As. EM Ribera del Duero. Burgos As. EMAD Sant Feliu (Entorn Malalts d’Alzheimer). Sant Feliu (Barcelona) As. Empleo y Participación Ciudadana de Andalucía. Seville As. en Defensa de la Atención de la anorexia. Granada As. en Favor de las Personas con Discapacidad. San Pedro de Alcántara (Malaga) As. Enfermos Alzheimer. Alora (Malaga) As. Enfermos Alzheimer. Villena y Comarca (Alicante) As. Enfermos de Parkinson. Cordoba As. Entorn a la Malaltia d’Alzheimer. Lloret de Mar (Girona) As. Entorn Malalts d’Alzheimer. Sant Feliu de Guíxols (Girona) As. Entre Amigos. Seville As. Entre Pinto y Valdemoro. Pinto (Madrid) As. Equipo Solidaridad. Badajoz As. Equitación Positiva. Oviedo As. Era para la Integración. Madrid As. Es Garrover. Inca (Balearic Islands) As. Esclerosis Múltiple de Guipúzcoa, Adem. Donostia/San Sebastián (Gipuzkoa/Guipúzcoa) As. Esclerosis Múltiple Onubense. Huelva As. Esclerosis Múltiple. Cuenca As. Esclerosis Múltiple. Navarre As. Eslabón. Centro de Promoción de Empleo. Madrid As. Espai d’Inclusió i Formació Casc Antic. Barcelona As. Española Afectados por Linfomas. Madrid As. Española Contra el Cáncer Junta Provincial de Ceuta. Ceuta As. Española Contra el Cáncer - Palma de Mallorca (Balearic Islands) As. Española Contra el Cáncer. Badajoz As. Española Contra el Cáncer. Madrid As. Española Contra la Leucodistrofia. Madrid As. Española de Aniridia. Madrid As. Española de Directivos. Barcelona As. Española de Disfonía Espasmódica. El Puerto de Santa María (Cadiz) As. Española de Empleo con Apoyo. Bilbao (Vizcaya) As. Española de Estudios Migratorios y Psicoterapia TransCultural. Madrid As. Esperanza y Vida de Ayuda al Drogodependiente. Torrevieja (Alicante) As. Espiral Loranca. Fuenlabrada (Madrid) As. Esportiva Catalunya de Trasplantats. Sant Cugat del Vallès (Barcelona) As. Esquitx (Barcelona) As. Estel de Pares de Disminuïts Psíquics. Sant Joan Despí (Barcelona) As. Evangélica Manos Extendidas. Mieres (Asturias) As. Extremeña de Familiares de Enfermos de Alzheimer y otras demencias seniles. Badajoz As. FADA per a l’Assessorament i la Prevenció dels Abusos Sexuals a Menors. Barcelona As. Familares de Enfermos de Alzheimer. Chiclana de la Frontera (Cadiz) As. Familiar Pro Discapacitados Intelectual. Santa Cruz de Tenerife As. Familiares Alzheimer “El Trigal”. Huelva As. Familiares Alzheimer Altaamid. Granada As. Familiares Alzheimer Azahar. Paterna de la Rivera (Cadiz) As. Familiares Alzheimer Caminar. Bollullos Par del Condado (Huelva) As. Familiares Alzheimer de Cantabria. Santander (Cantabria) As. Familiares Alzheimer de la Sierra del Segura. Elche de la Sierra (Albacete) As. Familiares Alzheimer de Lanzarote. Arrecife (Las Palmas) As. Familiares Alzheimer del Bierzo. Ponferrada (Leon) As. Familiares Alzheimer El Castillar. Fuentealbilla (Albacete) As. Familiares Alzheimer Esperanza. Alcalá de Guadaira (Seville) As. Familiares Alzheimer Faro de Chipiona. Chipiona (Cadiz) As. Familiares Alzheimer Fuengirola Mijas Costa. Fuengirola (Malaga) As. Familiares Alzheimer Jesús Nazareno de Alzheimer y Otras demencias. Baena (Cordoba) As. Familiares Alzheimer la Aurora. Chiclana de la Frontera (Cadiz) As. Familiares Alzheimer la Estrella. Jaén As. Familiares Alzheimer la Merced. Jerez de la Frontera (Cadiz) As. Familiares Alzheimer la Safor. Valencia As. Familiares Alzheimer Muro. Alicante As. Familiares Alzheimer Nuestro Ayer. Cadiz As. Familiares Alzheimer Nueva Vida. Almeria As. Familiares Alzheimer Recuerda. Los Pedroches (Ciudad Real) As. Familiares Alzheimer Recuerda. Pozoblanco (Cordoba) As. Familiares Alzheimer San Paulino. Barbate (Cadiz) As. Familiares Alzheimer San Rafael. Cordoba As. Familiares Alzheimer Vitae. San Fernando (Cadiz) As. Familiares Alzheimer. Acoran (Santa Cruz de Tenerife) As. Familiares Alzheimer. Águilas (Murcia) As. Familiares Alzheimer. Albacete As. Familiares Alzheimer. Alcalá (Madrid) As. Familiares Alzheimer. Alcantarilla (Murcia) As. Familiares Alzheimer. Alcoy (Alicante) As. Familiares Alzheimer. Alfaro (La Rioja) As. Familiares Alzheimer. Algemesí (Valencia) As. Familiares Alzheimer. Alicante As. Familiares Alzheimer. Almansa (Albacete) As. Familiares Alzheimer. Andújar (Jaén) As. Familiares Alzheimer. Arévalo (Ávila) As. Familiares Alzheimer. Arganda del Rey (Madrid) As. Familiares Alzheimer. Asturias As. Familiares Alzheimer. Banyeres de Mariola (Alicante) As. Familiares Alzheimer. Béjar (Salamanca) As. Familiares Alzheimer. Benavente y Comarca (Zamora) As. Familiares Alzheimer. Benifaió (Valencia) As. Familiares Alzheimer. Bigastro (Alicante) As. Familiares Alzheimer. Burgos As. Familiares Alzheimer. Carcaixent (Valencia) As. Familiares Alzheimer. Caudete (Albacete) As. Familiares Alzheimer. Cazorla (Jaén) As. Familiares Alzheimer. Conil de la Frontera (Cadiz) As. Familiares Alzheimer. Coria (Cáceres) As. Familiares Alzheimer. El Campillo (Huelva) As. Familiares Alzheimer. 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El Puerto de Santa María (Cadiz) As. Prestadora de Servicios para la Integración. Madrid As. Prevención Ayuda al Drogodependiente. El Tarajal. Arahal (Seville) As. Primera Prevención. Madrid As. Pro Ayuda a deficientes Psíquicos Principado de Asturias. Oviedo (Asturias) As. Pro Centro de Día de Enfermos de Alzheimer. Teulada (Alicante/Alacant) As. Pro deficientes Mentales San José. Guadix (Granada) As. Pro deficientes Mentales. Valladolid As. Pro deficientes Psíquicos de Castilla. Guardo (Palencia) As. Pro deficientes Psíquicos de la Marina. Dénia (Alicante/ Alacant) As. Pro deficientes Psíquicos. Alicante/Alacant As. Pro derechos del Sordo. Granada 2007 Annual Report ”la Caixa” Outreach Projects 175 As. Pro Discapacitados Psíquicos. Alzira (Valencia) As. Pro Discapacitados Psíquicos. Estepona (Malaga) As. Pro Disminuits Psíquics de Sabadell i Comarca. Sabadell (Barcelona) As. Pro Enfermos Mentales. A Coruña As. Pro Inmigrantes de Córdoba, Andalucía Acoge. Cordoba As. Pro Instalación laboral de Personas con Discapacidad. Malaga As. Pro Minusválidos Psíquicos. Elche/Elx (Alicante/Alacant) As. Pro Minusválidos. Campo de Criptana (Ciudad Real) As. Pro Minusvàlids de Les Garrigues. Juneda (Lleida) As. Pro Personas con Discapacidad. Aspe (Alicante/Alacant) As. Pro Persones amb Disminució Psíquica. Montblanc (Tarragona) As. Pro Salud Mental Nueva Luz. Tarancón (Cuenca) As. Pro Salud Mental. Burgos As. Pro-deficientes San Xerome Emiliani. A Guarda (Pontevedra) As. Prodis. Pollença (Balearic Islands) As. Pro-Disminuidos Psíquicos de Elda y Comarca. Elda (Alicante) As. Pro-disminuïts psíquics i físics. Sant Cugat del Vallès (Barcelona) As. Professional Serveis Educatius de Catalunya. Barcelona As. Pro-Minusválidos del Ortegal. Ortigueira (A Coruña) As. Promoción Claretiana de Cooperación. Las Palmas de Gran Canaria (Las Palmas) As. Promocional de Empleo y desarrollo. Madrid As. Promotora de Centros de Educación Especial. Sant Just Desvern (Barcelona) As. Propietaris, veïns i residents del Montseny. Barcelona As. Pro-Recuperación de Marginados. Madrid As. Protectora de Paralíticos Cerebrales. Badajoz As. Protectora de Personas con Discapacidad Intelectual. Mérida (Badajoz) As. Provincial Alicantina de Ayuda al Drogodependiente. Alicante/Alacant As. Provincial de Allegados de Enfermos Mentales. Bailén (Jaén) As. Provincial de Autismo Jaén Juan Martos. Jaén As. Provincial de Discapacitados Físicos. Guadalajara As. Provincial de Esclerosis Múltiple. Las Palmas de Gran Canaria (Las Palmas) As. Provincial de Familiares de Enfermos de Parkinson. Taco (Sta. Cruz de Tenerife) As. Provincial de Hemofília. Cordoba As. Provincial de Padres de Jóvenes Límite. Alicante/Alacant As. Provincial de Padres y Protectores de deficientes Físicos, Intelectuales y Mentales. Segovia As. Provincial de Pensionistas y Jubilados. A Coruña As. Provincial Padres Niños/Adultos Minusválidos. Toledo As. Provincial Pro Minusválidos Psíquicos. Jaén As. Proyecto Abraham. Murcia As. Proyecto Hombre. Madrid As. Proyecto San Fermín. Madrid As. Proyecto Vida. La Pobla llarga (Valencia) As. Psiquiatría y Vida. Madrid As. Punt de Referència. Barcelona As. Punto de Encuentro Familiar de Aragón. Zaragoza As. Puntos de Encontro Familiar Punto Cero. Ourense As. Pupaclown, Payasos de Hospital. Murcia As. Rais Euskadi. Donostia - San Sebastián (Guipúzcoa) As. Rascasa. Cartagena (Murcia) As. Rauxa. Barcelona As. Realidades para la Integración Social. Madrid As. Recuerda de Enfermos y Familiares de Alzheimer. Pozoblanco (Cordoba) As. Red Canaria de Proyectos de Promoción e Inserción Socio-laboral Anagos. Taco-La Laguna. Santa Cruz de Tenerife As. Redes Extremadura Cultura y Desarrollo. Zafra (Badajoz) As. Refugiados y Asilados Comunidad Valenciana. Valencia As. Residència Geriàtrica Sant Domènec. Balaguer (Lleida) As. Ressò de musicoteràpia. Barcelona As. Rey Pelayo para Personas con Discapacid. Avilés (Asturias) As. Rioja Acoge. Logroño (La Rioja) As. Riojana de Esclerosis Múltiple. Logroño (La Rioja) Figures and statistics As. Riojana Para el Autismo. Autismo - Rioja. Logroño (La Rioja) As. Riojana Pro-Personas con deficiencia Psíquica. Logroño. (La Rioja) As. Rompe tus Cadenas. Seville As. Rumana de Cataluña. Barcelona As. Rumiñahui Hispano Ecuatoriana. Madrid As. Rumjana de Castellón, Valencia y Alicante As. Rural d’Atenció a Les demències i l’Alzheimer. Gironella (Barcelona) As. Ruscs i Avets. Tordera (Barcelona) As. Sagrada Família per a Ancians. Barcelona As. Salmantina de Agricultura de Montaña. San Esteban de la Sierra (Salamanca) As. Salmantina de daño Cerebral adquirido. Salamanca As. Salmantina de Esclerosis Múltiple - ASD. Salamanca As. Salmantina de laringectomizados. Salamanca As. Salud y Alternativas de Vida. Leganés (Madrid) As. Salud y Ayuda Mútua. Madrid As. Salud y Vida de la Sierra Noroeste de Madrid. Collado Villalba (Madrid) As. San Francisco de Sales de Hipoacúsicos. Huesca As. San Juan Macias. Madrid As. San Lázaro Amor a los Niños. La Laguna (Tenerife) As. Sant Tomás Pro-Persones amb Retard Mental. Vic (Barcelona) AS. Santa Águeda de Mujeres Operadas de Mama. Villalba del Alcor (Huelva) As. Sao-Prat. El Prat de Llobregat (Barcelona) As. Segoviana de Enfermos Mentales. Segovia As. Sembra en Saó. Valencia As. Semilla para la Integración Social del Joven. Madrid As. Ser Estar Responder. Madrid As. Servei de Suport al Treball per a Persones amb Discapacitat. Girona As. Sevilla Acoge. Seville As. Sevillana de Afectados por Daño Cerebral Sobrevenido. Seville As. Sevillana de Protectores de Personas con Discapacidad Intelectual. Seville As. Sevillana Padres Hijos Espina Bífida e Hidrocefalia. Seville As. Shalom. Lleida As. Siloé. Santa Eugènia (Balearic Islands) As. Síndrome de Down de Balears. Marratxí (Balearic Islands) As. Síndrome de Down de Cádiz y Bahía Lejeu. Cadiz As. Síndrome de Down de Las Palmas. Las Palmas de Gran Canaria (Las Palmas) As. Síndrome de Down de Navarra. Pamplona/Iruña (Navarre) As. Síndrome de Down de Sevilla y Provincia. Seville As. Síndrome de Down Jaén y Provincia. Jaén As. Síndrome de Down. La Coruña As. Social Andròmines. Montcada i Reixac (Barcelona) As. Social y Cultural El Manantial. Leon As. Socio Cultural “Culturas Unidas”. Madrid As. SocioCultural y de Cooperación al desarrollo por Colombia e Iberoamérica. Madrid As. Sociocultural del Voltreganès. Sant Hipòlit de Voltregà (Barcelona) As. Sociocultural y de Cooperación al desarrollo. Madrid As. Solidaria de Integración Social ASIS. Costa (Malaga) As. Solidaridad con Madres Solteras. Madrid As. Solidaridad Don Bosco. Seville As. Suport als Afectats de Cardiopaties Congènites. Barcelona As. Talaverana de Amigos, Familiares y Enfermos Psíquicos. Talavera de la Reina (Toledo) As. Taller d’Idees de la Fundació El Maresme. Mataró (Barcelona) As. Taller Sant Miquel. Sant Feliu de Llobregat (Barcelona) As. TAS. Salamanca As. Tinerfeña de empleados motivados por la Obra Social ”la Caixa”. Santa Cruz de Tenerife As. Tinerfeña de Familias y Enfermos Psíquicos. San Cristóbal de la Laguna (Sta. Cruz de Tenerife) As. Tinerfeña de laringectomizados y Mutilados de la Voz. Santa Cruz de Tenerife As. Tobías. Collado Villalba (Madrid) As. Traperos de Emaús de la Región de Murciana. Cañadas de San Pedro (Murcia) As. Tutelar Asistencial de Discapacitados. Zaragoza As. Tutelar Asistencial deficientes Psíquicos. Huesca As. Tutelar del Minusválido. Cartagena (Murcia) As. Una Ciudad para Todos. Gijón (Asturias) As. Unión Parálisis Cerebral. Jerez de la Frontera (Cadiz) As. Uribe Costa en favor de Personas con Discapacidad Intelectual. Leioa (Bizkaia/Vizcaya) As. Utrerana de Familiares de Enfermos de Alzheimer. Utrera (Seville) As. Valenciana Contra la Fibrosis Quística. Valencia As. Valenciana de Afectados de Fibromialgia. Valencia As. Valenciana de Ayuda al Preso. Valencia As. Valenciana de Ayuda al Refugiado. Valencia As. Valenciana de Esclerosis Múltiple. Valencia As. Valenciana de Familiares con Trastornos Alimentarios. Valencia As. Valenciana de Terapias Ecuestres. Montán (Castellón) As. Valenciana Diabetes. Valencia As. Valenciana Pro Personas con Discapacidad. Valencia As. Valenciana Síndrome de Prader-Willi. Valencia As. Valles Amics de la Neurologia. Terrassa (Barcelona) As. Vallisoletana de Esclerosis Múltiple. Valladolid As. Vallisoletana de Protección de Autistas. Renedo de Esgueva (Valladolid) As. Vasija. Guadalajara As. Vida Abundant d’Assistencia Social. Barcelona As. Visueña de Ayuda a la Integración. El Viso del Alcor (Seville) As. Vive y deja Vivir. Madrid As. Vizcaina de Espina Bífida e Hidrocefalia. Bilbao As. Voluntariado de Marginación Claver. Seville As. Voluntariado de Prisiones. Granada As. Voluntariado en Geriatría. Zaragoza As. Volver a la Vida. Gerena (Seville) As. Xarxa. Xarxa. Valencia As. Zamorana de Esclerosis Múltiple - AZdeM. Zamora As. Zubiko, Trebakuntza eta lan Sustapena. Bilabo (Bizkaia/ Vizacaya) As. d’Ocupació i Esplai de Catalunya, la Torxa. Lleida As. Libre para la Educación Personalizada y Humana de Los Trastornos del desarrollo y el Espectro Autista. Madrid ASALSIDO-As. Almeriense para el Síndrome de Down. Almeria Asamblea Comarcal de Cruz Roja. Ibiza (Balearic Islands) Asamblea de Cooperación por la Paz. Madrid Asamblea Local de Cruz Roja Española. Aspe (Alicante/ Alacant) Asamblea Local de Cruz Roja Española. El Ejido (Almeria) Asamblea Local de Cruz Roja Española. Novelda (Alicante) Asamblea Local de Cruz Roja Española. Yecla (Murcia) Asansull. la Línea de la Concepción (Cadiz) ASIDO. Cartagena (Murcia) ASISPA, As. de Servicio Integral Sectorial para Ancianos. Madrid ASOFEDE “la Jara”. Cabeza del Buey (Badajoz) ASPACE Andalucía. Seville ASPACE Oviedo (Asturias) ASPANADIF. Eivissa (Balearic Islands) ASPANIAS. Burgos ASPANION. Valencia. Alicante ASPANRI- As. Andaluza de Padres y Madres para la Integración, normalización y promoción de las Personas con Discapacidad psíquica. Seville ASPARGUI-As. de Parkinson. Guipúzcoa ASPE Contra EL Alzheimer. Aspe (Alicante) Assamblea Local de Creu Roja Espanyola.Castelldefels (Barcelona) Assemblea Local de Creu Roja. Sitges (Barcelona) ATADI. Teruel Ateneu Barcelonès. Barcelona Ateneu Científic, Literari i Artístic. Maó (Balearic Islands) Ateneu d’Avià. Avià (Barcelona) Ateneu Sant Cugatenc. Sant Cugat (Barcelona) 2007 Annual Report ”la Caixa” Outreach Projects 176 Auditori d’Alcúdia. Alcúdia (Balearic Islands) Auditori de l’Eliana. L’Eliana (Valencia) Auditori Es Centre. Selva (Balearic Islands) Auditori Municipal de Riba-Roja de Turia. Riba-Roja de Turia (Valencia) Auditori Municipal Enric Granados. Lleida Auditori Municipal. Felanitx (Balearic Islands) Auditori Narcís de Carreras. Mercadal (Girona) Auditori Nou d’Alaquàs. Alaquàs (Valencia) Auditori Palau de Congressos de Girona. Girona Auditorio Cangas de Morrazo. Cangas de Morrazo (Pontevedra) Auditorio Convento de San Francisco. Ávila Auditorio de Cáceres. Cáceres Auditorio de Zaragoza. Zaragoza Auditorio del Parque de la Paz. Fuenlabrada (Madrid) Auditorio Dirección Territorial ”la Caixa” de Andalucía y Extremadura. Seville Auditorio Maestro Padilla. Almeria Auditorio Manuel de Falla. Granada Auditorio Nacional. Madrid Auditorio Parque Miramón. Donostia-San Sebastián (Gipuzkoa-Guipúzcoa) Auditorio paseo del Espolón. Logroño (La Rioja) Auditorio Príncipe Felipe. Oviedo (Asturias) Auditòrium Sa Màniga. Sant Llorenç des Cardassar (Balearic Islands) Aula de Mayores de la Universidad de Murcia en Lorca. Lorca (Murcia) Aurora, As. de Famílies amb Malalts Mentals. San Salvador (Tarragona) Auxilia Lugo. Lugo Auxilia Sevilla. Seville AVAN Serveis Socials Ajuntament de Sabadell. Sabadell (Barcelona) AVAPACE. Valencia Avismón Catalunya. Barcelona Axular Lizeoa. San Sebastián (Guipúzcoa) Ayuntamiento Cieza. (Murcia) Ayuntamiento de A Coruña Ayuntamiento de Adra (Almeria) Ayuntamiento de Aguilar de la Frontera (Cordoba) Ayuntamiento de Albacete Ayuntamiento de Alcalá de Guadaira (Seville) Ayuntamiento de Alcázar de Jérez de la Frontera (Cadiz) Ayuntamiento de Alcázar de San Juan (Ciudad Real) Ayuntamiento de Alcorcón (Madrid) Ayuntamiento de Alcoy (Alicante) Ayuntamiento de Algeciras (Cadiz) Ayuntamiento de Alhama de Murcia (Murcia) Ayuntamiento de Alicante Ayuntamiento de Almansa (Albacete) Ayuntamiento de Almendralejo (Badajoz) Ayuntamiento de Almería Ayuntamiento de AlMonte (Huelva) Ayuntamiento de Almuñécar (Granada) Ayuntamiento de Antequera (Malaga) Ayuntamiento de Aranda de Duero (Burgos) Ayuntamiento de Arona (Santa Cruz de Tenerife) Ayuntamiento de Arucas (Las Palmas de Gran Canaria) Ayuntamiento de Ávila Ayuntamiento de Badajoz Ayuntamiento de Baena (Cordoba) Ayuntamiento de Basauri (Vizcaya) Ayuntamiento de Baza (Granada) Ayuntamiento de Benavente (Zamora) Ayuntamiento de Bilbao (Bizkaia/Vizcaya) Ayuntamiento de Bollullos Par del Condado (Huelva) Ayuntamiento de Burgos Ayuntamiento de Cáceres Ayuntamiento de Cádiz Ayuntamiento de Campoo de Enmedio (Cantabria) Ayuntamiento de Cangas de Onís (Asturias) Ayuntamiento de Cartagena (Murcia) Figures and statistics Ayuntamiento de Caso (Asturias) Ayuntamiento de Ceuta Ayuntamiento de Chiclana de la Frontera (Cadiz) Ayuntamiento de Ciudad Real Ayuntamiento de Coín (Malaga) Ayuntamiento de Córdoba Ayuntamiento de Coria del Río (Seville) Ayuntamiento de Coslada (Madrid) Ayuntamiento de Cuenca Ayuntamiento de Donostia-San Sebastián (Gipuzkoa/ Guipúzcoa) Ayuntamiento de Dos Hermanas (Seville) Ayuntamiento de Durcal (Granada) Ayuntamiento de Echternach (Luxemburg) Ayuntamiento de Écija (Seville) Ayuntamiento de Ejea de Los Caballeros (Zaragoza) Ayuntamiento de Estepa (Seville) Ayuntamiento de Fuengirola (Malaga) Ayuntamiento de Fuenlabrada (Madrid) Ayuntamiento de Getafe (Madrid) Ayuntamiento de Getxo (Vizcaya) Ayuntamiento de Gijón (Asturias) Ayuntamiento de Granada Ayuntamiento de Guadalajara Ayuntamiento de Huelva Ayuntamiento de Huercal-Overa (Almeria) Ayuntamiento de Ibi (Alicante) Ayuntamiento de Icod de Los Vinos (Santa Cruz de Tenerife) Ayuntamiento de Illora (Granada) Ayuntamiento de Jaca (Huesca) Ayuntamiento de Jaén Ayuntamiento de Jerez de la Frontera (Cadiz) Ayuntamiento de Jerez de Los Caballeros (Badajoz) Ayuntamiento de la Carlota (Cordoba) Ayuntamiento de la Línea de la Concepción (Cadiz) Ayuntamiento de la Mojonera (Almeria) Ayuntamiento de la Rinconada (Seville) Ayuntamiento de la Villa de Adeje (Santa Cruz de Tenerife) Ayuntamiento de Langreo (Asturias) Ayuntamiento de Laredo (Cantabria) Ayuntamiento de Las Palmas de Gran Canaria (Las Palmas) Ayuntamiento de Leganés (Madrid) Ayuntamiento de León Ayuntamiento de Lepe (Huelva) Ayuntamiento de Linares (Jaén) Ayuntamiento de llíria (Valencia) Ayuntamiento de Logroño (la Rioja) Ayuntamiento de Lora del Río (Seville) Ayuntamiento de Lorca (Murcia) Ayuntamiento de Los Barrios (Cadiz) Ayuntamiento de Lugo Ayuntamiento de Mairena del Alcor (Seville) Ayuntamiento de Mairena del Aljarafe (Seville) Ayuntamiento de Málaga Ayuntamiento de Marbella Ayuntamiento de Martos (Jaén) Ayuntamiento de Melilla Ayuntamiento de Mérida (Badajoz) Ayuntamiento de Mieres (Asturias) Ayuntamiento de Molina de Segura (Murcia) Ayuntamiento de Motril (Granada) Ayuntamiento de Murcia Ayuntamiento de Ocaña (Toledo) Ayuntamiento de Oviedo (Asturias) Ayuntamiento de Palencia Ayuntamiento de Pamplona/Iruña (Navarre) Ayuntamiento de Paterna (Valencia) Ayuntamiento de Pinto (Madrid) Ayuntamiento de Plasencia (Cáceres) Ayuntamiento de Ponferrada (Leon) Ayuntamiento de Pontevedra Ayuntamiento de Puente Genil (Cordoba) Ayuntamiento de Puerto Real (Cadiz) Ayuntamiento de Puertollano (Ciudad Real) Ayuntamiento de Ronda (Malaga) Ayuntamiento de Sagunto (Valencia) Ayuntamiento de Salamanca Ayuntamiento de Salobreña (Granada) Ayuntamiento de San Bartolomé de Tirajana (Las Palmas) Ayuntamiento de San Fernando (Cadiz) Ayuntamiento de San Pedro del Pinatar (Murcia) Ayuntamiento de Sanlúcar de Barrameda (Cadiz) Ayuntamiento de Santa Lucía de Tirajana (Las Palmas) Ayuntamiento de Santander Ayuntamiento de Santiago de Compostela (A Coruña) Ayuntamiento de Segovia Ayuntamiento de Sevilla Ayuntamiento de Soria Ayuntamiento de Talavera de la Reina (Toledo) Ayuntamiento de Teruel Ayuntamiento de Toledo Ayuntamiento de Tomelloso (Ciudad Real) Ayuntamiento de Torre del Campo (Almeria) Ayuntamiento de Torrejón de Ardoz (Madrid) Ayuntamiento de Torrevieja (Alicante) Ayuntamiento de Úbeda (Jaén) Ayuntamiento de Utrera (Seville) Ayuntamiento de Valdemoro (Madrid) Ayuntamiento de Valladolid Ayuntamiento de Valle de Mena. Villa Sana de Mena (Burgos) Ayuntamiento de Vélez (Malaga) Ayuntamiento de Viator (Almeria) Ayuntamiento de Vícar (Almeria) Ayuntamiento de Vilamarxant (Valencia) Ayuntamiento de Villa del Río (Cordoba) Ayuntamiento de Villarrobledo (Albacete) Ayuntamiento de Yaiza (Balearic Islands) Ayuntamiento de Zafra (Badajoz) Ayuntamiento de Zamora Ayuntamiento de Zaragoza Azucaque Educación Cultura y Ocio. Murcia B.E.C. Bilbao Exhibition Centre - Barakaldo (Vizcaya) Baluart de Santa Llúcia. Ibiza (Balearic Islands) Baluarte. Palacio de Congresos y Auditorio de Navarra. Navarre Banco de Alimentos Medina Azahara. Cordoba Basílica de Sant Francesc. Palma de Mallorca (Balearic Islands) Basílica de Santa Maria. Castelló d’Empúries (Girona) Beharlan para la reinserción socio laboral de Colectivos desfavorecidos. Bilbao (Vizcaya) Biblioteca de Petra (Balearic Islands) Biblioteca de Sineu (Balearic Islands) Biblioteca Es Migjorn Gran (Balearic Islands) Biblioteca Municipal de Binissalem (Balearic Islands) Biblioteca Municipal de Muro (Balearic Islands) Biblioteca Municipal de Sant Llorenç (Girona) Biblioteca Municipal Gabriel Espinar. Huercal-Overa (Almeria) Biblioteca Municipal. Binissalem (Balearic Islands) Biblioteca Pública. Calaf (Barcelona) Biblioteca Regional de Castilla la Mancha. Toledo Biblioteca Salvador Galmès. Sant Llorenç des Cardassar (Balearic Islands) Biblioteca Social Violeta Smith. Madrid BIOMIVA. Baodilla del Monte (Madrid) BITEMPS. Girona Bona Gent. Amigos del deficiente Mental. Valencia Bona Voluntat en Acció. Barcelona C.P. Ariany. Ariany (Balearic Islands) C.P. Antoni Joan. Maó (Balearic Islands) C.P. Jaume I. Palmanova (Balearic Islands) C.P. Son Caliu. Palmanova (Balearic Islands) Ca n’Oliveres. Nau dos. Martorell (Barcelona) Ca Revolta. Valencia Ca Ses Monges. Maria de la Salut (Balearic Islands) Cabildo Insular de Fuerteventura. Fuerteventura 2007 Annual Report ”la Caixa” Outreach Projects 177 Cabildo Insular de la Gomera. La Gomera (Santa Cruz de Tenerife) Caixaforum Barcelona Calasanz. Salamanca Cámara de Comercio. Bilbao Cámara de Comercio. Cantabria Cámara de Comercio. Valencia Cámara Oficial de Comercio e Industria. Zaragoza Cámara Oficial de Comercio, Industria y Navegación. Malaga Cambra de Comerç. Tortosa (Tarragona) Can Gelabert Casal de Cultura. Benissalem (Balearic Islands) Can Laporta. La Jonquera (Girona) Can Papasseit. Instal·lacions Culturals Ajuntament. Vilanova del Camí (Barcelona) Can Quintana. Centre Cultural de la Mediterrània. Torroella de Montgrí (Girona) Capella de Les Escolàpies. Sóller (Balearic Islands) Capella de Sant Joan. VIlafranca del Penedès (Barcelona) Capella del Port de Sóller. Sóller (Balearic Islands) Càritas Arxiprestat. Vic (Barcelona) Cáritas Diocesana de Jerez. Jerez de la Frontera (Cadiz) Cáritas Diocesana. Albacete Càritas Diocesana. Barcelona Cáritas Diocesana. Bilbao Cáritas Diocesana. Burgos Cáritas Diocesana. Canarias Cáritas Diocesana. Cartagena (Murcia) Cáritas Diocesana. Ciudad Real Cáritas Diocesana. Coria (Cáceres) Cáritas Diocesana. Cuenca Càritas Diocesana. Girona Cáritas Diocesana. Granada Cáritas Diocesana. Guadix Baza (Granada) Cáritas Diocesana. Huesca Cáritas Diocesana. Ibiza (Balearic Islands) Càritas Diocesana. Lleida Cáritas Diocesana. Lugo Cáritas Diocesana. Madrid Cáritas Diocesana. Malaga Cáritas Diocesana. Mallorca Càritas Diocesana. Menorca Cáritas Diocesana. Mérida (Badajoz) Cáritas Diocesana. Mondoñedo-Ferrol (Lugo) Cáritas Diocesana. Murcia Cáritas Diocesana. Orihuela (Alicante) Cáritas Diocesana. Ourense Cáritas Diocesana. Palencia Cáritas Diocesana. Plasencia (Cáceres) Cáritas Diocesana. Salamanca Cáritas Diocesana. Santander Cáritas Diocesana. Segorbe (Castellón) Cáritas Diocesana. Seville Cáritas Diocesana. Sigüenza (Guadalajara) Càritas Diocesana. Solsona (Lleida) Càritas Diocesana. Tarragona Cáritas Diocesana. Tenerife Cáritas Diocesana. Teruel Càritas Diocesana. Tortosa (Tarragona) Càritas Diocesana. Urgell (Tarragona) Cáritas Diocesana. Valencia Cáritas Diocesana. Valladolid Càritas Diocesana. Vic (Barcelona) Cáritas Diocesana. Zaragoza Cáritas Española. Madrid Cáritas InterParroquial. Avilés (Asturias) Cáritas InterParroquial. Cuéllar (Segovia) Cáritas InterParroquial. Elche (Alicante) Càritas interParroquial. Esplugues de Llobregat (Barcelona) Cáritas InterParroquial. Girona Cáritas InterParroquial. Hellín (Albacete) Cáritas InterParroquial. San Vicente del Raspeig (Alicante) Càritas InterParroquial. Vilafranca de Bonany (Balearic Islands) Cáritas Parroquial Divina Pastora. Andújar (Jaén) Figures and statistics Cáritas Parroquial Nuestra Señora de Gracia. Valencia Cáritas Parroquial Nuestra Señora de la Paz. Valencia Cáritas Parroquial San Valero y San Vicente Mártir. Valencia Cáritas Parroquial. Mollet del Vallès (Barcelona) Cáritas Parroquial. Olivenza (Badajoz) Cáritas. Oliva (Valencia) Casa Col·legi Calassanci. Barcelona Casa Colón. Huelva Casa Condesa de Torre-Isabel. Motril (Granada) Casa de América. Madrid Casa de Cultura - Can Prohens. Felanitx (Balearic Islands) Casa de Cultura “la Encomienda”. Benavente (Zamora) Casa de Cultura Benito Pérez Armas. Yaiza (Las Palmas) Casa de Cultura de Burlada. Burlada (Navarre) Casa de Cultura de Ciutadella. Ciutadella (Balearic Islands) Casa de Cultura de Felanitx. Felanitx (Balearic Islands) Casa de Cultura Jaume Pastor i Fluixà. Calpe/Calp (Alicante/ Alacant) Casa de Cultura, EMMAT. Inca (Balearic Islands) Casa de Cultura. Burlada (Navarre) Casa de Cultura. Ciutadella de Menorca (Balearic Islands) Casa de Cultura. Huarte (Navarre) Casa de la Cultura Manuel Baena Jiménez. Puente Genil (Cordoba) Casa E. San José. Alfarnate (Malaga) Casa Massieu del Llano de Argual. Los Llanos de Aridane (Santa Cruz de Tenerife) Casa Museu Lluis Domenech i Montaner. Canet de Mar (Barcelona) Casa Principal de Salazar. Santa Cruz de la Palma (Santa Cruz de Tenerife) Casa Provincial de las Hermanas Hospitalarias del Sagrado Corazón de Jesús. Madrid Casa Torre de Ariz. Basauri (Vizcaya) Casal d’Assistència Benèfica. Puig-reig (Barcelona) Casal de Ca s’Hereu. Llucmajor (Balearic Islands) Casal de Can llobera. Pollença (Balearic Islands) Casal de Cultura - Ajuntament d’Inca. Inca (Balearic Islands) Casal de Cultura Robert Brillas. Esplugues de Llobregat (Barcelona) Casal de Cultura Museu de Sóller (Balearic Islands) Casal de Gent Gran. Cardona (Barcelona) Casal de Gent Gran. La Pobla de Segur (Lleida) Casal de Joves d’Es Migjorn Gran. Menorca (Balearic Islands) Casal de Joves. Porreres (Balearic Islands) Casal de Jubilats Nostra Senyora dels Àngels. Oliana (Lleida) Casal de l’Obrera. Obrera (Alicante) Casal de la Gent Gran Les Oliveres. Sant Joan de Vilatorrada (Barcelona) Casal de la Tercera Edat. Sa Pobla (Balearic Islands) Casal de Pensionistes. Sant Jordi (Balearic Islands) Casal de Son Tugores. Mallorca (Balearic Islands) Casal del Jubilat i Pensionista ca L’Herrero. Portbou (Girona) Casal dels Avis. Sant Joan Les Fonts (Girona) Casal dels Jubilats “Sant Francesc”. Jesús (Tarragona) Casal Gent Gran Lourdes. Barcelona Casal Gent Gran. Ripoll (Girona) Casal Sant Pau del Camp. Barcelona Casas Viejas. Benalup (Cadiz) Casino de Salamanca Castell de Sant Ferran. Figueres (Girona) Castell-Palau. Bisbal de l’Empordà (Girona) Catedral de Lleida Catedral de Mallorca. Palma de Mallorca (Balearic Islands) Catedral de Santiago de Compostela Catedral de Sevilla Catedral de Valencia CC Beat Ramon Llull. Inca (Balearic Islands) CC La Salle. Maó (Balearic Islands) CC Mare de Déu de l’Olivar. Alaquás (Valencia) CC Sagrats Cors. Sóller (Balearic Islands) CC Sant Vicenç de Paul. Sóller (Balearic Islands) CDPM Vejer. Vejer de la Frontera (Cadiz) CDR Centro Rural Joven Vida. Vivares (Badajoz) CEIP Antònia Alzina. Lloret de Vistalegre (Balearic Islands) CEIP Capitán Cortés. Madrid CEIP Ciudad de Jaén. Madrid CEIP Ciudad de Zaragoza. Madrid CEIP Daniel Vázquez Díaz. Madrid CEIP Doctor Severo Ochoa. Madrid CEIP Enrique Granados. Madrid CEIP Esperanza. Madrid CEIP Federico Rubio. Madrid CEIP Fernando El Católico. Madrid CEIP Fontarrón. Madrid CEIP Francisco Fatou. Madrid CEIP Guindalera. Madrid CEIP Javier de Miguel. Madrid CEIP Leopoldo Alas Clarín. Madrid CEIP Luis Bello. Madrid CEIP María Zambrano. Seville CEIP Menéndez Pelayo. Madrid CEIP Mestre Guillem Galmès. Madrid CEIP Municipal Escola Casas. Barcelona CEIP Ntra. Sra. de la Almudena. Madrid CEIP Ntra. Sra. de Los Dolores. Herrera (Seville) CEIP Pere Anton. Granollers (Barcelona) CEIP República de Chile. Madrid CEIP República de Uruguay. Madrid CEIP San Roque. Madrid CEIP Santa Susanna II. Santa Susanna (Barcelona) CEIP S’Hort des Fassers. Alcúdia (Balearic Islands) Centre Català de Solidaritat. Barcelona Centre Cívic Can Amiguet. Barberà del Vallès (Barcelona) Centre Cívic Can Pantiquet. Mollet del Vallès (Barcelona) Centre Cívic Cotxeres de Sants. Barcelona Centre Cívic Francesca Bonneimaison. Barcelona Centre Cívic Magraners. Lleida Centre Cívic. Alcanar (Tarragona) Centre Cívic. Can Picafort (Balearic Islands) Centre Cívic. Colònia de Sant Jordi (Balearic Islands) Centre Comercial Espai Gironès. Salt (Girona) Centre Comercial Gran Via 2. L’Hospitalet de Llobregat (Barcelona) Centre Comercial Larios Centro. Malaga Centre Concertat la Porciúncula. Palma de Mallorca (Balearic Islands) Centre Cultural Aigüestoses. Sant Andreu de la Barca (Barcelona) Centre Cultural Biblioteca Cas Metge Rei. Santa Maria del Camí (Balearic Islands) Centre Cultural Can Dulce. Sóller (Balearic Islands) Centre Cultural Costa i Font. Taradell (Barcelona) Centre Cultural de Cam n’Oms. Petra (Balearic Islands) Centre Cultural de Can Verger. Calvià (Balearic Islands) Centre Cultural El Casino. Manresa (Barcelona) Centre Cultural Guillem Cifre de Colonya. Pollença (Balearic Islands) Centre Cultural i Esportiu. Sant Lluís (Balearic Islands) Centre Cultural la Marineta. Mollet del Vallès (Barcelona) Centre Cultural la Mercè (Girona) Centre Cultural Cardedeu (Barcelona) Centre Cultural Colònia de Sant Pere (Balearic Islands) Centre Cultural La Llagosta (Barcelona) Centre Cultural Mollerussa (Lleida) Centre Cultural Puig d’en Valls (Balearic Islands) Centre d’Acollida Assís. Barcelona Centre d’Art l’Estació. Dènia (Alicante) Centre de Cultura Contemporània. Barcelona Centre de Dia per a Gent Gran. Blanes (Girona) Centre de Dia. Esporles (Balearic Islands) Centre de Formació Ses Cases des Mestres. Santa Maria del Camí (Balearic Islands) Centre de Persones Majors. Santa Eugènia (Balearic Islands) Centre de Regulació Genòmica. Barcelona Centre de Reinserció Social Recollim. L’Hospitalet de Llobregat (Barcelona) Centre de Titelles. Lleida 2007 Annual Report ”la Caixa” Outreach Projects 178 Centre d’Educació Especial Can Rigol. El Prat de Llobregat (Barcelona) Centre d’Esplai Infantil i Juvenil Eixida. Sant Boi de Llobregat (Barcelona) Centre d’Esplai El Nus. Sant Joan Despí (Barcelona) Centre d’Estudis lacetans. Solsona (Lleida) Centre Especial d’Autistes Carrilet. Barcelona Centre Especial d’Ocupació Baix Llobregat. Molins de Rei (Barcelona) Centre Formació d’Adults Trinitat Vella. Barcelona Centre Gent Gran Borges Blanques. Les Borges Blanques (Lleida) Centre Internacional de Convencions - Fórum. Barcelona Centre Jove. Capdepera (Balearic Islands) Centre Llatinoamericà. Lleida Centre Municipal de Cultura la Mercè. Burriana (Castellón) Centre Ocupacional i Especial de Treball per a per. Banyoles (Girona) Centre Parroquial de Sarrià. Barcelona Centre Parroquial. Lloret de Vistalegre (Balearic Islands) Centre Penitenciari Alcázar de San Juan. Alcázar de San Juan (Ciudad Real) Centre Penitenciari Brians - Dones. Sant Esteve Sesrovires (Barcelona) Centre Penitenciari Joves. Barcelona Centre Penitenciari Ponent. Lleida Centre Penitenciari Quatre Camins. Granollers (Barcelona) Centre Prenitenciari Brians - Homes. Sant Esteve Sesrovires (Barcelona) Centre Recreatiu i Cultural de Sords. Barcelona Centre Rosa Ramon Català. Lloseta (Balearic Islands) Centre Socio-Cultural Sa Mina. Lloseta (Balearic Islands) Centre SocioSanitari Mare de Déu de la Salut. Terrades (Girona) Centro Arqueológico Los Baños. Alhama de Murcia (Murcia) Centro Asistencial San Juan de Dios. Palencia Centro Cívico Antiguo Sanatorio. Sagunt/Sagunto (Valencia) Centro Cívico Santiago Escartín Otín. Huesca Centro Cívico Parque Alcosa (Seville) Centro Comercial Albacenter. Albacete Centro Comercial Atlántico. Vecindario (Las Palmas) Centro Comercial El Saler. Valencia Centro Comercial Espacio Mediterráneo. Cartagena (Murcia) Centro Comercial Grancasa. Zaragoza Centro Comercial La Marina. Finestrat (Alicante) Centro Comercial La Morea. Galar (Navarre) Centro Comercial Los Arcos. Seville Centro Comercial Nueva Condomina. Churra (Murcia) Centro Comercial Plaza Éboli. Pinto (Madrid) Centro Cultural Antonio Machado. Madrid Centro Cultural Cads de las Cadenas. Villa del Río (Cordoba) Centro Cultural de la Villa. Ibi (Alicante/Alacant) Centro Cultural de Los Cristianos. Arona (Sta. Cruz de Tenerife) Centro Cultural El Mocanal. Mocanal (Santa Cruz de Tenerife) Centro Cultural Federico García Lorca. Rivas-Vacia Madrid (Madrid) Centro Cultural Iglesia San José. Puerto Real (Cadiz) Centro Cultural Joan Miró. Móstoles (Madrid) Centro Cultural Juan Prado. Valdemoro (Madrid) Centro Cultural La Torre. Guadarrama (Madrid) Centro Cultural Las Claras. Plasencia (Cáceres) Centro Cultural Los Álamos. Lepe (Huelva) Centro Cultural Palacio de la Audiencia. Soria Centro Cultural San José. Segovia Centro Cultural Simeón. Ourense Centro Cultural Tomás y Valiente. Fuenlabrada (Madrid) Centro Cultural. Adeje (Santa Cruz de Tenerife) Centro Cultural. La Victoria (Cordoba) Centro Cultural. San Isidro (Alicante) Centro de Acogida de Inmigrantes. Jerez de la Frontera (Cadiz) Centro de Acogida lagun Artean. Bilbao (Bizkaia/Vizcaya) Centro de Arte Juan Ismael. Puerto del Rosario (Las Palmas) Centro de Arte la Regenta. Las Palmas de Gran Canaria Figures and statistics Centro de Arte Palacio Almudí. Murcia Centro de Artes Escénicas. Níjar (Almeria) Centro de Asistencia a Victimas de Abusos Sexuales. Zaragoza Centro de Comunicación, Investigación y Documentación. Madrid Centro de Congresos. Puerto de la Cruz (Santa Cruz de Tenerife) Centro de Cultura Antiguo Instituto. Gijón Centro de desarrollo Rural El Sequillo. Tordehumos (Valladolid) Centro de Día Albor. Valladolid Centro de Día Alzheimer Fundación ASMI. Zafra (Badajoz) Centro de Día Os Muiños. Muiños (Ourense) Centro de Día para Personas Mayores Córdoba III. Cordoba Centro de día para Personas Mayores de la Granja de Jerez de la Frontera III. Jerez de la Frontera (Cadiz) Centro de día Para Personas Mayores Plaza Los Campos. Granada Centro de Día para Personas Mayores. Alhaurín El Grande (Malaga) Centro de día para Personas Mayores. Cabra (Cordoba) Centro de día para Personas Mayores. Jamilena (Jaén) Centro de día para Personas Mayores. Los Barrios (Cadiz) Centro de día para Personas Mayores. Orgiva (Granada) Centro de día para Personas Mayores. Torredonjimeno (Jaén) Centro de día Para Personas Mayores. Zaidin (Huesca) Centro de Día Psicogeriátrico El Estanque. Reocín (Cantabria) Centro de Especialidades Naturales Hipócrates, S.L. Madrid Centro de Estudios Internacionales de la Fundación José Ortega y Gasset. Toledo Centro de Estudios para la Integración Social y Formación de Inmigrantes. Valencia Centro de Formación Somorrostro. Muskiz (Bizkaia/Vizcaya) Centro de Formación. Huelma (Jaén) Centro de Historia. Zaragoza Centro de Iniciativas Solidaridad y Empleo. Gijón (Asturias) Centro de Integración Libre y Solidario de Argentina. Malaga Centro de Investigación del Cáncer. Salamanca Centro de Investigación Médica Aplicada. Pamplona/Iruña (Navarre) Centro de Investigaciones Biológicas. Madrid Centro de Investigaciones Energéticas, Medioambientales y Tecnológicas. Madrid Centro de Mayores Los Olivos. Almonacid de Zorita (Guadalajara) Centro de Mayores Manolito Taberné. Guadalajara Centro de Mayores. La Solana (Ciudad Real) Centro de Mayores. Villanueva de Los Infantes (Ciudad Real) Centro de Vida Cristiana. Malaga Centro de Visitantes. San Sebastián de la Gomera (Sta. Cruz de Tenerife) Centro Em Alicia Koplowitz. Madrid Centro Español de Solidaridad. Seville Centro Especial de Empleo Gesilda Group, SL. Abarán (Murcia) Centro Especial de Empleo María Luz Osado Gracia. Cordoba Centro Especial de Empleo Octavio CuArtero,S.L. Villarrobledo (Albacete) Centro Especial de Empleo Poda, SL. Alicante/Alacant Centro Especial de Empleo Unión Parálisis Cerebral. Jerez de la Frontera (Cadiz) Centro Formación Profesional. Museros (Valencia) Centro Integral de Servicios para Migrantes. Madrid Centro Integral de Servicios Sociales. La Albuera (Segovia) Centro Juvenil Amics. Valencia Centro Juvenil de Adolescentes del Carmelo. Barcelona Centro Juvenil Don Bosco de Villena. Villena (Alicante) Centro Juvenil las Aves. Aranjuez (Madrid) Centro latinoamericano Salvatorianos. Logroño (La Rioja) Centro Materno Infantil “Ave María”. Santa Marta de Tormes (Salamanca) Centro Mayores Carmen García Bloise. Alcobendas (Madrid) Centro Municipal de Mayores Aravaca (Madrid) Centro Municipal de Mayores Arturo Pajuelo. Madrid Centro Municipal de Mayores Blasco de Garay. Madrid Centro Municipal de Mayores Campamento. Madrid Centro Municipal de Mayores Canillejas (Madrid) Centro Municipal de Mayores Carmen Laforet. Madrid Centro Municipal de Mayores Casa del Bulevar. Madrid Centro Municipal de Mayores Castilla. Madrid Centro Municipal de Mayores Castillo de Uclés. Madrid Centro Municipal de Mayores Cerro Bermejo. Madrid Centro Municipal de Mayores Ciudad Pegaso. Madrid Centro Municipal de Mayores Dehesa de la Villa. Madrid Centro Municipal de Mayores Entrevías. Madrid Centro Municipal de Mayores Evangelios. Madrid Centro Municipal de Mayores Ferraz. Madrid Centro Municipal de Mayores Francisco de Goya. Madrid Centro Municipal de Mayores Ginzo de Limia. Madrid Centro Municipal de Mayores José Ortuño Ponce. Madrid Centro Municipal de Mayores la Guindalera. Madrid Centro Municipal de Mayores la Platanera. Madrid Centro Municipal de Mayores la Vaguada. Madrid Centro Municipal de Mayores Lucero. Madrid Centro Municipal de Mayores Maestro Alonso. Madrid Centro Municipal de Mayores Manzanares. Madrid Centro Municipal de Mayores María Zambrano. Madrid Centro Municipal de Mayores Migueldelibes. Madrid Centro Municipal de Mayores MonSeñor Óscar Romero. Madrid Centro Municipal de Mayores Nuestra Señora de la Merced. Madrid Centro Municipal de Mayores Orcasur. Madrid Centro Municipal de Mayores Pablo Casals. Madrid Centro Municipal de Mayores Pablo Neruda. Madrid Centro Municipal de Mayores Pérez Galdós. Madrid Centro Municipal de Mayores Principe de Asturias. Madrid Centro Municipal de Mayores Ramón Pérez de Ayala. Madrid Centro Municipal de Mayores Roger de Flor. Madrid Centro Municipal de Mayores San Benito. Madrid Centro Municipal de Mayores San Diego. Madrid Centro Municipal de Mayores San Filiberto. Madrid Centro Municipal de Mayores San Francisco. Madrid Centro Municipal de Mayores San Vicente de Paul. Madrid Centro Municipal de Mayores Santa Eugenia. Madrid Centro Municipal de Mayores Santa Hortensia. Madrid Centro Municipal de Mayores Tierno Galván. Madrid Centro Municipal de Mayores Villa de Vallecas. Madrid Centro Municipal de Mayores VillAlonso. Madrid Centro Municipal de Mayores Zofío. Madrid Centro Municipal Reina Sofia. Cadiz Centro Nacional de Investigaciónes Oncológicas. Madrid Centro Ocupacional Isla, Casa Virgen de la Esperanza. Palma de Mallorca (Balearic Islands) Centro Ocupacional la Purísima. Palma de Mallorca (Balearic Islands) Centro penitenciario cis. Zamora Centro Penitenciario de Alicante Cumplimiento. Rebolledo (Alicante) Centro Penitenciario de Alicante II. Villena (Alicante) Centro Penitenciario de Bonxe. Outeiro de Rei (Lugo) Centro penitenciario de Logroño. Logroño (La Rioja) Centro Penitenciario de Madrid. Alcalá de Henares (Madrid) Centro Penitenciario de Ourense. Xunqueira de Espadanedo (Ourense) Centro penitenciario de Sevilla II. Alcalá de Guadaira (Seville) Centro Penitenciario de Zaragoza. Zuera (Zaragoza) Centro Penitenciario El Dueso. Santoña (Cantabria) Centro Penitenciario. Albolote (Granada) Centro Penitenciario. Algeciras (Almeria) Centro Penitenciario. Almeria Centro Penitenciario. Ceuta Centro Penitenciario. Cordoba Centro Penitenciario. Cuenca Centro Penitenciario. Jaén Centro Penitenciario. Nanclares de Oca (Álava) Centro Penitenciario. Soria Centro Personas Mayores Victoria. Valladolid 2007 Annual Report ”la Caixa” Outreach Projects 179 Centro Personas Mayores Zona Este. Valladolid Centro Pignatelli. Zaragoza Centro Polivalente Abogados Atocha. Torrejón de Ardoz (Madrid) Centro Regional de Investigaciones Biomédicas. Albacete Centro Residencial de Atención y Prevención de las Drogodependencias Religiosas Adoratrices. Valencia Centro Social Calera y Chozas. Calera y Chozas (Toledo) Centro Social Cultural. Brión (A Coruña) Centro Social de Lazkao. Lazkao (Guipúzcoa) Centro Social de Porriño. O Porriño (Pontevedra) Centro Social de Teis. Vigo Centro Social de Untzaga. Eibar (Gipuzkoa/Guipúzcoa) Centro Virgen Milagrosa. Seville CEPRI. Madrid Cercle Artístic de Sant Lluc. Barcelona Cerveses Damm. Barcelona CESPA. Gijón (Asturias) CGC Bac de Roda. Barcelona CGC Lleida CGC Rubí (Rubí) CGG Balsareny (Barcelona) CGG Barceloneta (Barcelona) CGG Cardona (Barcelona) CGG Cervera (Lleida) CGG de L’Aguda. Torà (Lleida) CGG Figueres (Girona) CGG Girona CGG Joan Valera. Badalona (Barcelona) CGG La Pobla de Segur (Lleida) CGG Les Bernardes. Salt (Girona) CGG Lleida CGG Manlleu (Barcelona) CGG Manresa (Barcelona) CGG Olot (Girona) CGG Pamplona CGG Pomar. Badalona (Barcelona) CGG Prosperitat. Barcelona CGG Sallent (Barcelona) CGG Sant Adrià del Besòs (Barcelona) CGG Sant Andreu (Barcelona) CGG Santa Perpètua de Mogoda (Barcelona) CGG Tàrrega (Lleida) CGG Terrassa la Maurina. Terrassa (Barcelona) CGG Terrassa Sant Llorenç. Terrassa (Barcelona) CGG Torelló. Sant Vicenç de Torelló (Barcelona) CGG Tremp (Lleida) CGG Vic (Barcelona) CGG Vic Mossen Josep Guiteras. Vic (Barcelona) Cía.Sta.Teresa de Jesús - Teresianas (Centre Esclat). L’Hospitalet de Llobregat (Barcelona) Ciber@ula Hospitalaria. Hospital Miguel Servet. Zaragoza CIC Biogune. Derio (Bizkaia/Vizcaya) CIECEMA. AlMonte (Huelva) Cine Regio. Sant Antoni de Portmany (Balearic Islands) Círculo Convivencial Límite, Cirvite. Madrid Círculo de Bellas Artes. Madrid Cito, Centro Infantil de Terapias y Ocio, S.Coop. Torrelodones (Madrid) Claustre de Sant Domingo. Inca (Balearic Islands) Claustre del Carme. Maó (Balearic Islands) Claustro del Ayuntamiento. Villarrobledo (Albacete) Clínica San Miguel. Madrid Club de Persones Majors de Palmanyola (Balearic Islands) Club de Tiempo Libre Txikilandia. Vizcaya Club deportivo Aviva Enrique Sánchez-Guijo Acevedo. Salamanca Club deportivo Elemental Nadadores Especiales Los Delfines. Tomelloso (Ciudad Real) Club deportivo Gran Maluc. Almenara (Castellón) Club d’Esplai Jovent. Palma de Mallorca (Balearic Islands) Club d’Esplai Pubilla Cases - Can Vidalet. L’Hospitalet de Llobregat (Barcelona) Club Esportiu Esbonat i Amistat. Barcelona Figures and statistics Club Esportiu Europa. Barcelona Club Excelència Port Aventura. Vila·Seca (Tarragona) Club Excursionista de Gràcia. Barcelona Club Gent Gran. Port d’Alcúdia (Balearic Islands) Club Muntanyenc. Sant Cugat (Barcelona) Club Pollença (Balearic Islands) Club Unesco de Priego de Córdoba. Motril (Granada) COCEMFE. Toledo Col·lectiu de Joves de la Coma. Paterna (Valencia) Col·lectiu legi s’Algar. Felanitx (Balearic Islands) Col·lectiu lambda de Lesbianes, Gais i Transexual. Valencia Col·lectiu L’Esbarzer en Defensa de la llengua, la Cultura i els drets Nacionals de Catalunya. Barcelona Col·lectiu Vall de Vernissa. Rótova (Valencia) Colectivo de Cultura Popular Alaiz. Pamplona Colectivo de Educación Permanente de Adultos. Madrid Colectivo de Lesbianas, Gays, Bisexuales y Transexuales. Granada Colectivo de Lesbianas, Gays, Bisexuales y Transexuales. Almeria Colectivo de Lesbianas, Gays, Bisexuales y Transexuales. Madrid Colectivo de Prevención e Inserción Social Andalucía. Cadiz Colectivo para el desarrollo Rural Tierra de Campos. Medina de Rioseco (Valladolid) Colectivo San Blas. Madrid Colectivos de Acción Solidaria. Madrid Colegio “la Inmaculada”. Barbastro (Huesca) Colegio Atalaya. Santander (Cantabria) Colegio Atenea. Mérida (Badajoz) Colegio Carmelitas. Alcoy (Alicante) Colegio Claret. Segovia Colegio Coca de la Piñera. Utrera (Seville) Colegio del Sagrado Corazón. Zaragoza Colegio Diocesano San Atón. Badajoz Colegio Diocesano Sta. María de la Esperanza. Pina de Ebro (Zaragoza) Colegio Inmaculada Concepción. Gasteiz (Álava) Colegio Internacional San Jorge. Malpartida de Cáceres (Cáceres) Colegio La Milagrosa. Gijón (Asturias) Colegio La Purísima. Callosa de Segura (Alicante) Colegio Lope de Vega. Seville Colegio Los Sauces. La Moraleja (Madrid) Colegio María de la Paz Orellana. Trujillo (Cáceres) Colegio María Inmaculada. Laviana (Asturias) Colegio María Inmaculada. Valencia Colegio Marista “AUSEVA”. Oviedo (Asturias) Colegio Nazareth. Gasteiz (Alava) Colegio Ntra. Sra. de la Paz. Torrelavega (Cantabria) Colegio Ntra. Sra. del Pilar. Bilbao (Bizkaia/Vizcaya) Colegio Nuestra Señora Santa María. Madrid Colegio Obispo Perelló. Madrid Colegio Pío XII-San Martín. Cadiz Colegio Público de Educación Infantil y Primaria Eulalia Álvarez Lorenzo. Langreo (Asturias) Colegio Romareda. Zaragoza Colegio Ruta de la Plata. Almendralejo (Badajoz) Colegio Sagrado Corazón Esclavas. Malaga Colegio Salesiano. Granada Colegio San Calixto. Plasencia (Cáceres) Colegio San Francisco de Paula. Seville Colegio San Francisco Javier. Fuente de Cantos (Badajoz) Colegio San Ignacio. Oviedo (Asturias) Colegio San José (Padres Blancos). Seville Colegio San José Obrero. Ponferrada (Leon) Colegio San José. Villafranca de Los Barros (Badajoz) Colegio San José-Niño Jesús. Reinosa (Cantabria) Colegio San Viator. Madrid Colegio Santa María del Mar. A Coruña Colegio Santa María del Naranco - Ursulinas Oviedo. Oviedo (Asturias) Colegio Santa María Micaela. Madrid Colegio Santa Teresa de Jesús. Soria Colegio Santo Domingo. Granada Colegio Virgen de Los Remedios. Arroyomolinos de León (Huelva) Colegio Virgen del Carmen. Cordoba Colexio Eduardo Pondal. Cangas (Pontevedra) Colexio la Salle. Santiago de Compostela (A Coruña) Colexio Manuel Peleteiro. Santiago de Compostela (A Coruña) Colexio San Narciso Dos PP Paúis. Marín (Pontevedra) Colexio Santa Teresa de Jesús (Carmelitas). Ourense Col·legi Ancangel Sant Rafael. Palma de Mallorca (Balearic Islands) Col·legi Cor de Maria. Valls (Tarragona) Col·legi de Pedagogs de Catalunya. Barcelona Col·legi d’Educació Infantil i Primària Orlandai. Barcelona Col·legi Episcopal Mare de Déu de L’Academia. Lleida Col·legi Grans i Menuts. Castellón de la Plana Col·legi Hèlios. L’Eliana (Valencia) Col·legi La Salle Montcada. Montcada i Reixac (Barcelona) Col·legi la Salle. Inca (Balearic Islands) Col·legi Pare Manyanet. Barcelona Col·legi Sant Bonaventura. Artà (Balearic Islands) Col·legi Santa Teresa de Jesús. Barcelona Col·legi Sek-Catalunya. La Garriga (Barcelona) Colònies Jordi Turull. Barcelona Comarca de Tarazona y El Moncayo. Tarazona (Zaragoza) Comisión Ciudadana Anti-Sida. La Rioja Comisión Ciudadana Anti-sida. Vizkaia Comisión de Ayuda al Refugiado en Euskadi. Bilbao (Bizkaia/ Vizcaya) Comisión Española de Ayuda al Refugiado. Madrid Comisión Española de Ayuda al Refugiado. Seville Comité Antisida de la Comunidad de Extremadura. Cáceres Comité Català per als refugiats Catalunya ACNUR. Barcelona Comité Ciudadano antisida campo de Gibraltar. Algeciras (Cadiz) Comité Ciudadano Anti-Sida. Ourense Comité Ciudadano Anti-Sida. Salamanca Comité Ciudadano Anti-Sida. Zamora Comité de apoyo a las trabajadoras del sexo. Murcia Comité Internacional de Rescate. Madrid Comité para el Concurso de derecho Internacional. Chamalieres (France) Compañía de las Hijas de la Caridad. Albacete Complejo Hospitalario Universitario. Santiago de Compostela (A Coruña) Comunidad Cristiana Evangélica “Taller del Terrisser”. Mediona (Barcelona) Comunidad de Montes de Teis. Vigo (Pontevedra) Comunidad Hogar de Ancianos. Hermanitas de Ancianos. Tomelloso (Ciudad Real) Comunidad Terapéutica El Valle. Tuñón (Asturias) Concello de Ourense Concello de Villa García de Arousa (Pontevedra) Concha de la Explanada. Alicante Confederación Católica Nacional de Padres de Familia. Madrid Confederación Coordinadora de Discapacitados Físicos. Valencia Confederación Coordinadora Estatal de Minusválidos. Madrid Confederación de As.es Vecinales de Andalucía. Seville Confederación de Centros Juveniles Don Bosco de España. Valencia Confederación de Entidades Promotoras de Los Programas Proyecto Hombre. Bilbao Confederación de Federaciones y As.es de Viudas. Madrid Confederación de Personas Con Discapacidad Física y orgánica de Castilla y León. Palencia Confederación Española de Familiares de Enfermos de Alzheimer y otras demencias. Pamplona/Iruña (Navarre) Confederación Estatal de Mayores Activos. 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Terrassa (Barcelona) IES Cecilio Jiménez. El Viso (Cordoba) IES Celestí Bellera. Granollers (Barcelona) IES Celia Vinas. Almeria IES Cinco Villas. Ejea de Los Caballeros (Zaragoza) IES Ciudad Escolar. Madrid IES Clara Campoamor. Alaquas (Valencia) IES Clot del Moro. Sagunto (Valencia) IES Comercio. Logroño (La Rioja) IES Cristo del Rosario. Zafra (Badajoz) IES Cristo del Socorro. Luanco (Asturias) IES Cueva Santa. Segorbe (Castellón) IES da Pobra Do Caramiñal. A Pobra Do Caramiñal (A Coruña) IES Daniel Blanxart i Pedrals. Olesa de Montserrat (Barcelona) IES de Corvera. Las Vegas (Asturias) IES de Curtis. Curtis (A Coruña) IES de Infiesto. Pilona (Asturias) IES de Sales. Viladecans (Barcelona) IES de Salou. Salou (Tarragona) IES de Terrassa. Terrassa (Barcelona) IES Diego Velázquez. Torrelodones (Madrid) IES Doctor Balmis. Alicante IES Domenech i Montaner. Barcelona 2007 Annual Report ”la Caixa” Outreach Projects 185 IES Eduardo Pondal. 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Felanitx (Balearic Islands) IES Felipe Segundo. Madrid IES Fèlix de Azara. Zaragoza IES Fernández Vallín. Gijón (Asturias) IES Fora Montanos. Cabezón de la Sal (Cantabria) IES Forat del Vent. Cerdanyola del Vallès (Barcelona) IES Francesc Tàrrega. Villareal (Castellón) IES Francisco Ribalta. Castellón de la Plana IES Francisco Tomás y Valiente. Fuenmayor (La Rioja) IES Fuente Fresnedo. Laredo (Cantabria) IES Fuente Nueva. Morón de la Frontera (Seville) IES Fuentesauco. Fuentesaúco (Zamora) IES Gabrial y Galán. Plasencia (Cáceres) IES Gabriel Ferrater. Reus (Tarragona) IES Garcia Bellido. Leon IES Gerald Brenan. Alhaurín de la Torre. Malaga IES Germán Sánchez Ruipérez. Peñaranda de BracaMonte (Salamanca) IES Guadarrama. Guadarrama (Madrid) IES Guillem Cata. Manresa (Barcelona) IES Guillem Cifre de Colonya. Pollença (Balearic Islands) IES Guissona. Guissona (Lleida) IES Hermenegildo Lanz. Granada IES Honori García. La Vall d’Uixó (Castellón) IES Icària. Barcelona IES Isaac Albéniz. Badalona (Barcelona) IES Ítaca. Alcorcón (Madrid) IES Itálica. Santiponce (Seville) IES Iturralde. Madrid IES J. Bau. Tortosa (Tarragona) IES J. Miquel Guàrdia. Alaior (Balearic Islands) IES Jarifa. Cártama (Malaga) IES Jaume Balmes. Barcelona IES Jaume Vicens Vives. Girona IES Jerónimo Zurita. Zaragoza IES Joan Alcover. Palma de Mallorca (Balearic Islands) IES Joan Maria Thomàs. Palma de Mallorca (Balearic Islands) IES Joan Oró. Lleida IES Joan Ramis i Ramis. Maó (Balearic Islands) IES Joaquim Bau. Tortosa (Tarragona) IES Joaquín Costa. Cariñena (Zaragoza) IES José del Campo. Ampuero (Cantabria) IES José Ibáñez Martín. Teruel IES Josep Font i Trias. Esporles (Balearic Islands) IES Josep Maria Quadrado. Ciutadella de Menorca (Balearic Islands) Figures and statistics IES Josep Miquel Guàrdia. Alaior (Balearic Islands) IES Josep Sureda i Blanes. Palma de Mallorca (Balearic Islands) IES Juan Antonio Suanzes. Avilés (Asturias) IES Juan del Enzina. Leon IES Juan Lopéz Morillas. 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Zaragoza IES Miguel de Unamuno Bilbao (Bizkaia/Vizcaya) IES Miguel de Unamuno Vitoria/Gasteiz (Álava) IES Miguel Durán. Azuaga (Badajoz) IES Miguel Hernández. Alhama de Murcia (Murcia) IES Miquel Peris i Segarra. Castellón de la Plana IES Mirasierra. Madrid IES Misericòrdia 26. Valencia IES Moianès. Moià (Barcelona) IES Montbui. Santa Margarida de Montbui (Barcelona) IES MontIlivi. Girona IES Montjuïc. Barcelona IES Muriedas. Maliano (Cantabria) IES Na Violant de Casalduch. Benicasim (Castellón) IES Narcís Oller. Valls (Tarragona) IES Nieves López Pastor. Villanueva del arzobispo (Jaén) IES Nueve Valles. Puente San Miguel (Cantabria) IES Núm. 1. Quart de Poblet (Valencia) IES O Ribeiro. Ribadavia (Ourense) IES Obispo Argüelles. Villablino (Leon) IES Oleana. Requena (Valencia) IES Olivar Gran. Figueres (Girona) IES Ordoño II. Leon IES Ornia. La Bañeza (Leon) IES Pablo Díez. Boñar (Leon) IES Pablo R Picasso. Barcelona IES Padre Feijoo. Gijón (Asturias) IES Padre Isla. Leon IES Pascual Calbó i Caldés. Maó (Balearic Islands) IES Pau Casesnoves. Inca (Balearic Islands) IES Pedregal de Irimia. Meira (Lugo) IES Pedro Espinosa. Antequera (Malaga) IES Penyagolosa. Castellón de la Plana IES Peñacastillo. Santander (Cantabria) IES Peñas Negras. Mora (Toledo) IES Pere Fontdevila. Gironella (Barcelona) IES Pirineos. Jaca (Huesca) IES Poligono Sur. Seville IES Politécnico Jesús Marín. Malaga IES Port de Pollença. Pollença IES Portada Alta. Malaga IES Praxedes Mateo Sagasta. Logroño (La Rioja) IES Profesor Hernández Pacheco. Cáceres IES Profesor Tierno Galván. La Rambla (Cordoba) IES Puente Ajuda. Olivenza (Badajoz) IES Puente de Domingo Flórez. Puente de Domingo Flórez (Leon) IES Quartó de Portmany / Assoc Persones Majors. Sant Antoni de Portmany (Balearic Islands) IES Rafael de la Hoz. Cordoba IES Ramiro II. La Robla (Leon) IES Ramón J. Sender. Fraga (Huesca) IES Ramón y Cajal. Valladolid IES Ramón y Cajal. Zaragoza IES Rekaldeberri B.H.I. Bilbao (Bizkaia/Vizcaya) IES Rey Alabez. Mojácar (Almeria) IES Reyes Católicos. Vélez-Málaga (Malaga) IES Ricardo Mella. Vigo IES Río Andarax. Almeria IES Río Duero. Tudela de Duero (Valladolid) IES Río Duero. Zamora IES Río Miño. Rábade (Lugo) IES Río Óbrigo. Veguellina de Orbigo (Leon) IES Roces. Gijón (Asturias) IES Rodeira. Cangas (Pontevedra) IES Rosalía de Castro. Santiago de Compostela (A Coruña) IES Rosario de Acuña. Gijón (Asturias) IES Sa Blanca Dona. Ibiza (Balearic Islands) IES Sa Colomina. Ibiza (Balearic Islands) IES Sa Pobla. Sa Pobla (Balearic Islands) IES Sabinar. Roquetas de Mar (Almeria) IES Sàenz de Buruaga. Mérida (Badajoz) IES Salvador Espriu. Salt (Girona) IES Salvador Rueda. Vélez-Málaga. (Malaga) IES San Álvaro. Cordoba IES San Blas. Aracena (Huelva) IES San Lucas. Sanlúcar de Barrameda (Cadiz) IES San Martín. Talayuela (Cáceres) IES San Tomé de Freixeiro. Vigo IES Sanje. Alcantarilla (Murcia) IES Sant Agustí. Sant Agustí des Vedra (Balearic Islands) IES Sant Vicent Ferrer. Algemesí (Valencia) IES Santa Catalina. Burgo de Osma-Ciudad de Osma (Soria) IES Santa Coloma de Farners. Santa Coloma de Farners (Girona) IES Santa Cruz de Castañeda.Castañeda (Cantabria) IES Santa Emerenciana. Teruel IES Santa Eugènia. Girona IES Santa Eulàlia. L’Hospitalet de Llobregat (Barcelona) IES Santa Irene. Vigo (Pontevedra) IES Santa Margalida. Santa Margalida (Balearic Islands) 2007 Annual Report ”la Caixa” Outreach Projects 186 IES Santísima Trinidad. Baeza (Jaén) IES Santo Domingo. El Ejido (Almeria) IES Santo Domingo. El Puerto de Santa María (Cadiz) IES Sar. Santiago de Compostela (A Coruña) IES Secretari Coloma. Barcelona IES Senara. Babila Fuente (Salamanca) IES Señor de Bembibre. Bembibre (Leon) IES Serra D’Espadá. Onda (Castellón) IES Siberia Extremeña. Talarrubias (Badajoz) IES Sierra Mágina. Mancha Real (Jaén) IES Sol de Portocarrero. La Cañada de San Urbano (Almeria) IES Son Ferrer. 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Mollet del Vallès (Barcelona) IES Vicent Andrés Estelles. Burjassot (Valencia) IES Vicent Sos Baynat. Castellón de la Plana IES Victoria Kent. Marbella (Malaga) IES Vil·la Romana. La Garriga (Barcelona) IES Vilamajor. Sant Pere de Vilamajor (Barcelona) IES Vilamarxant. Vilamarxant (Valencia) IES Villajunco. Santander (Cantabria) IES Virgen de Guadalupe. Cáceres IES Virgen de la Encina. Ponferrada (Leon) IES Virgen de la Luz. Avilés (Asturias) IES Xarc. Santa Eulalia del Rio (Balearic Islands) IES Zorilla. Santovenia de Pisuerga (Valladolid) IESA. Caracas (Venezuela) IESE Business School. Barcelona IESO Alconétar. Garrovillas de Alconétar (Cáceres) IESO de Gevora. Gevora del Caudillo (Badajoz) IESO Dulce Chacón. La Garrovilla (Badajoz) IESO Ribera. Mojados (Valladolid) IESO Tiétar. Tiétar (Cáceres) IFEVI - Recinto Ferial de Coto Grande. Vigo (Pontevedra) Iglesia de Santa María del Mar. Barcelona Iglesia Evangélica Ejército de Salvación. A Coruña Illa Blanca. Cerdanyola del Vallès (Barcelona) Impulsem, s.c.c.l.Barcelona INAFA. Ingenio (Las Palmas) INALSA. Lanzarote INCAE Business School. San José (Costa Rica) Ingeniería Sin Fronteras - Sevilla. Seville Ingenieros para la Cooperación. Vitoria/Gasteiz (Álava/Araba) Iniciativas de Apoio á Infancia Arela. Vigo (Pontevedra) Iniciatives de Solidaritat i Promoció. Barcelona Iniciatives SòcioCulturals - Centre d´Esplai Guadalh. Terrassa (Barcelona) Iniciatives Solidàries. Barcelona Inmaculada Concepción. Zaragoza Figures and statistics Insertare S.L. Monzón (Huesca) Institució Balmes, SCCL. Sant Boi de Llobregat (Barcelona) Institución Benéfico Social Padre Rubinos. A Coruña Institut Agrícola Català de Sant Isidre. Barcelona Institut Cartogràfic de Catalunya. Barcelona Institut Català d’Oncologia. L’Hospitalet de Llobregat (Barcelona) Institut de Formació Ramón Serra Escola de l’Esplai. Palma de Mallorca (Balearic Islands) Institut de Recerca Biomèdica. Barcelona Institut de Recerca de l’Hospital de la Santa Creu. Barcelona Institut de Recerca Hospital Universitari Vall d’Hebron. Barcelona Institut de Reinserció Social. Barcelona Institut de Treball Social i Serveis Socials. Barcelona Institut d’Estudis Catalans. Barcelona Institut d’Investigacions Biomèdiques. Barcelona Institut Filles de Maria Auxiliadora. Cerdanyola del Vallès (Barcelona) Institut Germans Maristes, Província de Catalunya. Barcelona Institut Menorquí d’Estudis. Menorca (Balearic Islands) Institut Municipal d’Acció Cultural (IMAC). Vic (Barcelona) Institut Municipal de Formació i Empresa Mas Carandell. Reus (Tarragona) Institut Ortopedagògic Nen Déu (Escola d’Educació Especial). Barcelona Institut Químic de Sarrià. Barcelona Institut Tecnològic. Lleida Instituto de Adoratrices Esclavas del Stmo. Sacramento. Gijón (Asturias) Instituto de Canarias Cabrera Pinto. Santa Cruz de Tenerife Instituto de desarrollo Comunitario. Cuenca Instituto de Estudios Políticos para América Latina. Madrid Instituto de Estudios Portuarios. Malaga Instituto de Hermanos de las Escuelas Cristianas. Paterna (Valencia) Instituto de Iniciativas de Orientación Familiar. Madrid Instituto de Iniciativas Sociales y Comunitarias. Valencia Instituto de NeuroCiencias. Sant Joan d’Alacant (Alicante/ Alacant) Instituto de Parasitología y Biomedicina López-Ney. Armilla (Granada) Instituto de Religiosas Oblatas del Santísimo Redentor. Santa Cruz de Tenerife Instituto de Salud Carlos III. Madrid Instituto de Salud Pública de la Comunidad de Madrid. Madrid Instituto Galego de Xestión para o Tercer Sector IGAXES 3. Santiago de Compostela (A Coruña) Instituto Hermenegildo lanz. Granada Instituto Secular Hogar de Nazaret - La Providencia. Ribera del Fresno (Badajoz) Instituto Universitario de Oncología del Principado de Asturias. Oviedo (Asturias) Integración para la Vida. Malaga Integración Socio-laboral de Minusválidos Psíquicos. Salamanca Integra-t. As. de Discapacitados psíquicos limite y ligeros. Elche (Alicante) Integro. As. de Minusválidos. Cabana de Bergantiños (A Coruña) Inter Europa Rioja. Logroño (La Rioja) Intermon Oxfam. Barcelona Internetisimo S.L. Santa Cruz de Tenerife Iris Servicios a la Comunidad. Granada José Alonso Fotografía Cordobesa. Cordoba Joventuts Musicals. Sant Cugat del Vallès (Barcelona) Joves per la Igualtat i la Solidaritat Junta de Andalucía. Seville Junta de Castilla y León. Valladolid Junta de Castilla-La Mancha. Toledo Junta de Comunidades de Castilla-La Mancha Junta de Extremadura. Mérida (Badajoz) Kairós. Sociedad Cooperativa de Iniciativa Social. Zaragoza Karibu, Amigos del Pueblo Africano. Madrid Kiosco de Música. Isla Cristina (Huelva) Kirikino Ikastola. Bilbao (Bizkaia/Vizcaya) Koldo Mitxelena Bhi. Gasteiz (Álava) La Bonanova. Palma de Mallorca (Balearic Islands) La Fábrica. Cabrils (Barcelona) La Fageda, scca. Santa Pau (Girona) La Farga. L’Hospitalet de Llobregat (Barcelona) La Lonja. Zaragoza La Productora. Gijón (Asturias) La Purísima. Madrid La Sala. Ponts (Lleida) La Salle. Mieres (Asturias) La Teua llar. Valencia La Vellesa, Fundació Privada Catalana Tutelar. Barcelona Labor, Recursos para la Promoción e Inserción Sociolaboral. Logroño (La Rioja) Laborsord, s.l. Tegueste (Sta. Cruz de Tenerife) L’Arc, Taller de Música Fundació Privada. Barcelona L’Arca del Maresme. Mataró (Barcelona) Las Palmas Acoge. Las Palmas de Gran Canaria (Las Palmas) Lauaizeta Ikastola Bhi. San Sebastián (Guipúzcoa) Lavandería lar S.L. Rubians (Pontevedra) L’Edat lliure del Vallès Pensionistes 3a edat. Vilanova del Vallès (Barcelona) L’Hora de Déu. Barcelona Liga Española de la Educación y la Cultura Popular. Madrid Liga Gaditana de la Educación y la Cultura Popular. Cadiz Liga Malagueña de la Educación y la Cultura Popular. Malaga Limencop, S.L. Alicante Llano de Samper. Jaca (Huesca) Llar Club de Pensionistes i Jubilats de Les Cases d’Alcanar (Tarragona) Llar de Jubilats d’Alguaire (Lleida) Llar de Jubilats de Sant Pere de Torelló (Barcelona) Llar de Jubilats i Pensionistes. Alcarràs (Lleida) Llar de Jubilats i Pensionistes. Bordils (Girona) Llar de Jubilats Sant Miquel. Amer (Girona) Llar de Jubilats Sant Roc. Torrebesses (Lleida) Llar de Llucmajor. Llucmajor (Balearic Islands) Llar del Pensionista de Guardiola de Berguedà (Barcelona) Llar del pensionista Lillet. La Pobla de Lillet (Barcelona) Llar dels Ancians. Palma de Mallorca (Balearic Islands) Llar Jubilats El Pilar. Lleida Llar Residència Sagrat Cor de Jesús. Banyoles (Girona) Llar Social del Jubilat. Golmés (Lleida) LlERE. As. Socio-Educativa. Toledo Lliga per a la Defensa del Patrimoni Natural-Tarra. Tarragona Lliga Reumatològica Catalana. Barcelona Lliga Reumatològica. Mallorca Local ADSIS - Barcelona Local Casal Municipal d’avis Joan Amades. Sant Quintí de Mediona (Barcelona) Local de la Tercera Edat de Sencelles (Balearic Islands) Local de la Tercera Edat. Campanet (Balearic Islands) Local Situado en la Av. Doctor Artero Guirao. San Pedro del Pinatar (Murcia) Local Social de l’As. Cultural i Recreativa. Es Migjorn Gran (Balearic Islands) Local Social Overpard de Pardinyes (Lleida) Locals Municipals de Cala de Bou (Balearic Islands) Los Sauces de Peñascales. Torrelodones (Madrid) Luis Elejalde - Rogelia de Alvaro Ikastetxea. Gasteiz (Álava) Lycèe Edemond Rostand. Noain (Navarre) MACROSAD Sociedad Cooperativa Andaluza. Jaén Malalts d’Alzheimer. Bocairent (Valencia) Manantial de Vida. Terrassa (Barcelona) Manantial Integra, S.L.U. Madrid Mancha Acoge. Valdepeñas (Ciudad Real) ManComunidad de Comunidades de Montes V.C.M. Borreiros (Pontevedra) ManComunidad de Municipios de la comarca Ebro Nela. Frías (Burgos) ManComunidad Sierra de San Pedro. 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Lucía Carretero: pg. 12. Pere Ferrer: pg. 14, 18, 19, 23, 40. Frame Zero: pg. 20, 33. Andersen Ross: pg. 22. Chema Rodríguez: pg. 25. Txema Salvans: pg. 26. Anna Elías: pg. 28. Pep Ávila: pg. 29. Mar Barón: pg. 30. Joan Masats; pg. 34, 42. CEGE: pg. 35, 55, 56, 71, 83, 90, 96, 101, 106, 110, 115, 120, 138, 141. Susana Ferran: pg. 36. IEPALA: pg. 38, 39. Eloi Bonjoch: pg. 41. Jordi Nieva: pg. 45, 60, 63, 68, 74, 78, 79, 80, 82, 92, 98, 109, 118, 122, 123, 124, 133, 135. Ramiro Elena: pg. 46. Getty Images: pg. 48, 50, 53, 58, 59. Alberto Estevez: pg. 65. Ramon Torrents: pg. 69. Cincuenta y cinco S.L.: pg. 76, 100, 105. Ferran Borràs: pg. 84, 91, 104, 111, 112. Sergi Càmara: pg. 85. Figueroa & Stallard: pg. 86, 107. Herzog & De Meuron: pg. 94. Defoto: pg. 95, 102. Musée Rodin: pg. 108. Máximo García: pg. 114. Lluís Salvadó: pg.116. Liu Jianhua: pg. 117. Chema García: pg. 127. Antonella Delussu: pg. 129. Olga Planas Jiménez: pg. 130. Paco Montañon: pg. 136, 142, 143. 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