ABOUT US
Equatore is a non-profit organisation dedicated to promoting sustainable development and social justice through innovative initiatives and projects.
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Our primary mission is to contribute to the attainment of the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) by collaborating with local communities, civil society organisations, private sector entities, and governments.
We engage in a wide range of activities to fulfil our mission, including conducting research and analysis, designing and implementing projects, providing technical assistance and capacity building, and facilitating multi-stakeholder dialogues and partnerships.
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Equatore is led by a team of experienced professionals with diverse expertise in fields such as architecture, urban planning, environmental science, economics, and international development. Our team is deeply committed to upholding our core values of integrity, excellence, innovation, collaboration, and accountability in all aspects of our work.
We warmly welcome partnerships and collaborations with individuals and organisations that share our vision and values. If you are interested in learning more about our work or exploring opportunities for collaboration, we encourage you to reach out to us without hesitation. Together, we can make a meaningful difference in advancing sustainable development and social justice.
CORE VALUES
Spatial Equality as Human Right
By undertaking architectural and urban planning projects, our association actively champions the advancement of human rights and strives to mitigate social and spatial disparities in disadvantaged communities worldwide. Our overarching goal is to foster sustainable development in challenging urban and rural environments, employing ethically sound, socially inclusive, and ecologically responsible strategies.
EQUATORE complies with the Universal Charter of Human Rights, particularly art. 25.1, the International Covenant on Economic, Social and Cultural Rights of 1966 and revised in 1976, art. 11.1 and the joint document with the Office of the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights of 1991: "The Right to Adequate Housing". The association bases its work on the sustainable development goal of Agenda 2030 11: 'Make cities and human settlements inclusive, safe, durable and sustainable'.