One of our key partnerships is with ROTARY DISTRICT 6920, which covers Central, South Central, Southeast, and Coastal Georgia, USA. We have collaborated with them on their three-year pilot program called 'Saving Lives with Medicines.' In this partnership, Phalarope serves as the Senior Technical Advisor for the district, providing guidance on the implementation of this pilot initiative.  The Saving Lives with Medicine program was launched on September 1st, 2018. Its aim is to provide medication to volunteer/charitable clinics that serve uninsured and underinsured patients in the State of Georgia who suffer from asthma, hypertension, type I & II diabetes, and high cholesterol. Currently, Phalarope is actively involved as a collaborating organization in multiple Rotary International global grants in Guatemala and Panama in the areas of Maternal and Child Health and Economc Development. For more detailed information, please visit the website of our partner organization Rotary District 6920

Phalarope is proud to collaborate with the Rotary Action Group for Maternal and Child Health Initiative (RMCH) to expand the reach of RMCH’s Big Pink Youth Dialogues worldwide. Originally launched in India and expanded to Australia in 2023, this transformative initiative provides a platform for young people to engage in open discussions about reproductive health, gender equity, and youth empowerment. Phalarope has been able to organize a youth dialogue in Serbia, Central American and now its focus is to bring the Big Pink Youth Dialogues to Indigenous communities in extremely remote regions. This expansion is designed to address unique cultural and social challenges, ensuring that the voices of youth in these communities are heard and prioritized.  RMCH 

The Instituto Geográfico Nacional "Tommy Guardia" (IGNTG) is the national cartographic agency of Panama, tasked with generating geospatial information for socioeconomic programs in the country. IGNTG is collaborating with Phalarope to establish geo-mapping of underserved communities in the Comarca of Ngäbe-Bugle and improve coordination of services with the Panamanian Ministry of Health IGNTG

The Asociación de Agentes de Salud Tradicional y Natural (ASASTRAN) is a non-profit Panamanian organization with a mission to provide traditional medical services to the community and improve access to proper prenatal care for pregnant women in rural areas of the Ngäbe-Bugle Comarca. The organization was founded in 1998 with the assistance of the Spanish government. ASASTRAN has offices in San Félix, Kuerima, and Lajero. Its health programs are implemented by 105 traditional healers, 93 midwives, and 40 field supervisors. They all work in the regions of Kädri, Nedri, and Ño Kribo.

Caban Systems is a cloud-based asset management system that enables real-time remote monitoring to unlock key insights into the performance of energy systems. It delivers modern infrastructure solutions to its customers, while substantially reducing operational expenses and increasing uptime. Caban Systems deploys end-to-end turnkey solutions with a three-part system solution, including lithium-ion energy storage systems, cloud-based remote monitoring software, and an Energy-as-a-Service (EaaS) offering for mobile sites, fixed networks, and fiber nodes. Their energy management system is designed to provide primary and backup power for reliable connectivity, increased transparency, and a significant reduction in emissions. Caban Systems is collaborating with Phalarope and Vista Hermosa Rotary Club in Guatemala on a pilot Community Development program in the Dry Corridor of the country. CABAN SYSTEMS