Fundación Recover has been recognized as one of the winners of the “Conoce mi Proyecto” call for proposals from the Ministry of Science, Technology and Innovation of the Government of Catalonia. Deloitte, receiving the award in the category of International Cooperation.

This initiative, promoted by Deloitte Foundation within its WorldClass program, Recognizes and supports social projects promoted by non-profit organizations With the collaboration of professionals from the firm. In this edition, more than a hundred applications from social entities from all over Spain were presented.

The recognition represents a boost for the work that Fundación Recover has been developing for years to strengthen healthcare in Africa, by accompanying local health centers to improve access to dignified and quality healthcare for people with limited resources.

Thanks to this initiative, Fundación Recover will be able to strengthen the capacities of 16 healthcare professionals through Training and specialization scholarships in seven health centers in Cameroon, where more than 50,000 people are treated each year. In addition, 180 health professionals will receive training in documentary research and scientific rigor, thus contributing to strengthening the quality of healthcare and strengthening local health systems.

During the awards ceremony, held at the Deloitte headquarters, the general director of Fundación Recover, Marta Marañón, participated in a panel moderated by Javier Urrecha, where she emphasized the importance of the commitment of the company's employees to social causes. He also expressed his special gratitude for the support and involvement of Diego Alonso, the sponsor of the project presented by Recover.

From Fundación Recover we would like to thank Deloitte and, especially, the people of the firm who supported our candidacy and contributed to making our work more visible. This recognition encourages us to continue working alongside our local partners to strengthening health systems in Africa and improving the lives of hundreds of thousands of people.