To promote environmental justice rights of communities affected by energy megaprojects and to strengthen the management capacity of the organization by providing direct trainings, designing new policy initiatives and developing teaching tools.

To provide support to victims of armed conflict and violence by training community leaders on how to provide culturally relevant legal and psychosocial support; and to build the leadership capacity of ACIN's women's program so it can function independently.

To support the production capacity of the agroecosystems of fisherfolk, farmers and indigenous families severely deteriorated due to the construction of the Urra dam and a series of megaprojects as well as advocate for enviromental justice and collective rights.

To strengthen the leadership of social change organizations on human rights and armed conflict, and to support these organizations and communities in activities to prevent, protect and report rights violations.

To seek truth and justice for the relatives of forcefully disappeared persons by providing legal and forensic services, psychosocial support and training at the local level.

To promote young people's involvement in community development and defense of their rights through trainings, advocacy activities and media outreach.

To promote peacebuilding and democracy through TV and radio programs produced by youth.

To strengthen the community councils' organizational capacity to advocate for and implement an alternative sustainable development plan and comprehensive humanitarian aid based on a human rights framework.

To build youth leadership to participate in the design and implementation of democratic public policies for youth.

To provide youth with alternatives to violence in four zones of Barranquilla and also expand into six new sectors, training its youth leaders to bring RJSB programming into the new communities and organizations.