El director de la Organización Catalana de Trasplantes (OCATT), Jaume Tort i Bardolet, analiza la historia del sistema de trasplantes español y cómo su éxito ha llevado a España a liderar un proyecto de fortalecimiento del sistema de trasplantes moldavo coordinado por la FIIAPP.The Director of the Catalan Transplant Organization (OCATT), Jaume Tort i Bardolet, analyzes the history of the Spanish transplant system and how its success resulted in Spain leading a FIIAPP-coordinated project to strengthen the Moldovan transplant system.

This week was the “Support policies, connect institutions. Euro-Latin American dialogue on public policies for social cohesion”conference in Brussels, organized by the programme for social cohesion in Latin America, led by the FIIAPP, EUROsociAL, and the European Commission. The EU Commissioner for Development, Andris Piebalgs, explained what this programme means in the context of bi-regional cooperation between Europe and Latin America.

La FIIAPP moviliza cada año a más de mil funcionarios y otros profesionales para transmitir el modelo de la administración pública española a las instituciones de los países donde desarrolla proyectos de cooperación. Actualmente, trece de estos expertos viven en los lugares donde se desarrollan los proyectos durante el tiempo de ejecución. Son los consejeros residentes. Hablamos con uno de ellos, Pablo Ródenas.The FIIAPP mobilizes more than one thousand civil servants and other professionals each year to transmit the Spanish public administration model to the countries where it develops cooperation projects. Currently, thirteen of these experts are living in the places where the projects are being developed during the execution period. They are the resident advisors. We spoke with one of them, Pablo Ródenas.

Article by Alejandro Bueno, head of the FIIAPP Public Administration and Social Affairs team, published on 3500 Millones, the newspaper El País's blog, on the 15th of March, International Consumer Rights Day.