Equatorial Institute opens the 2nd edition of the Equatorial Journey notice with 300 free spots for training social organizations in seven Brazilian states.

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Program offers free training, focused on project development, fundraising, and institutional strengthening of civil society organizations at different levels of experience

Initially, the Equatorial Institute announced, on Tuesday, April 7, 2026, the 2nd edition of the equatorial journey notice, providing 300 free spots.

In addition, the initiative was structured to train civil society organizations (CSOs).

At the same time, the program covers seven Brazilian states: Maranhão, Pará, Piauí, Alagoas, Goiás, Amapá, and Rio Grande do Sul.

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Who can participate in the equatorial journey notice

Firstly, organizations with at least one year of active CNPJ can participate.

Additionally, it is required that they operate in strategic areas.

Among them, the following stand out:

Education
Employability
Entrepreneurship
Income generation
Biodiversity

At the same time, all initiatives need to be aligned with the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).

Subsequently, applications must be made through the Prosas platform, as informed by the Equatorial Institute.

Moreover, the application period remains open until April 24, 2026.

How the training of organizations works

Initially, the equatorial journey notice was structured to strengthen CSOs institutionally.

Thus, the training combines theoretical content and practical activities, in an integrated manner.

Furthermore, as highlighted by Janaína Ali, coordinator of the Equatorial Institute, the strengthening of organizations directly impacts local development.

Therefore, the Institute acts as a partner in the growth of these social initiatives.

Methodology adapted by level of experience

At the same time, the program was organized according to the maturity level of the organizations.

In this way, the training was divided into three categories:

Beginners receive training in social project development
Intermediate deepen their knowledge in incentive laws
Experienced receive guidance on fundraising through incentives

Additionally, individual advisories are offered, which enhances the technical capacity of the OSCs.

Consequently, the sustainability and social impact of the initiatives are strengthened.

Online event and program schedule

In addition to registrations, the Equatorial Institute also scheduled an informative event.

Thus, an online meeting will be held on April 15, 2026, at 7 PM, Brasília time.

During the broadcast, which will take place on YouTube, details of the announcement will be presented.

Additionally, participants’ questions will be answered live.

Equatorial Institute’s role in social development

Finally, the Equatorial Institute acts as the social arm of the Equatorial Group.

In this way, the institution promotes social development in the territories where the group is present.

Moreover, the programs are structured with a focus on active listening, partnerships, and lasting impact.

Consequently, these actions contribute to the reduction of social inequalities.

At the same time, they strengthen the local leadership of the communities served.

In light of this scenario, the new edition of the announcement reinforces the role of OSCs in sustainable development — but are all of them prepared to take advantage of this opportunity?

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Equatorial Institute opens the 2nd edition of the Equatorial Journey notice with 300 free spots for training social organizations in seven Brazilian states.

Program offers free training, focused on project development, fundraising, and institutional strengthening of civil society organizations at different levels of experience

Who can participate in the equatorial journey notice

How the training of organizations works

Methodology adapted by level of experience

Online event and program schedule

Equatorial Institute’s role in social development

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How the training of organizations works

Methodology adapted by level of experience

Online event and program schedule

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