Scotiabank promotes and supports the Three Legacies of Transformation platform, which uses soccer to change lives and realities in Latin America. This initiative is developed through three programs: SOMOS Equidad, Líderes Salvando Vidas and CAPI Emprende. Three legacies: Gender Equity, Peace and Reconciliation, and Leadership and Sustainability. And three ambassadors from Mexico, Colombia and Chile, who transcend the field and weave their legacy that goes beyond goals and victories.
Ariana Pérez
Heidy Valencia
Alejandro Ortega
Since 2022, Scotiabank has proposed to support three projects that use soccer as an excuse to prevent risks, train children, adolescents and young people in values and life skills, thanks to the work of coaches who inspire on and off the field.
Leaders: 105 women and men with strengthened tools and skills to promote gender equity on and off the soccer field.
Participants: approximately 2,700 girls and boys with increased access to gender-sensitive programs and training. Ten social organizations taking action to be more inclusive and provide equal opportunities for all genders.
Legacy: This program seeks equal access to opportunities for girls, women and non-binary people on and off the field. It supports organizations to increase access and promote safer spaces in sports, thus advancing gender equity and inclusion in different dimensions: on the field, in the stands, in organizations and in the community.
Leaders: 5 women and men trained in basic ERM and ERM&Football and implementing mine risk prevention activities with children, adolescents and young people in their communities.
Participants: Approximately 10,700 children, adolescents and young people have been made aware of the risk of the presence of explosive devices and the adoption of safe behaviors.
Legacy: the purpose of this program is to use the power of soccer to educate children about the dangers of explosive devices, encouraging participants to adopt safe behaviors through the promotion of three key messages: “DON’T TOUCH, GET AWAY, COMMUNICATE”.
Leaders: 18 women and men trained and undertaking their soccer schools for social transformation.
Participants: Approximately 2,160 girls, boys, adolescents and young people continuously participating in the soccer schools for social transformation and strengthening their life skills.
18 communities.
Legacy: this program seeks to promote entrepreneurship, employment and social development through the training of leaders as coaches for change and the management of high-impact social enterprises that achieve sustainability through community strength.
100%
of the children express that it was easier to learn the messages through playing and practicing soccer.
100%
say they have learned how to react if they encounter an anti-personnel mine or explosive device.
40%
of CAPI Emprende schools raise 82% of their monthly projection. In other words, their monthly income and community fundraising activities meet the needs of the school and, in addition, provide profitability to the entrepreneurial leaders.
10%
of the schools raise 70% of their monthly projection. In other words, they supply the school’s needs and, in addition, provide solvency for additional school activities.
50%
raise 53% of their monthly projection. In other words, their monthly income and community fundraising activities meet the school’s basic needs.
100%
of the women staff members who took part in SOMOS Equidad stated that they had more knowledge and tools to promote gender equity in their organizations.
90%
of trainers feel prepared to design gender-inclusive programs.
*Results up to March 2024.
Scotiabank is committed to supporting soccer projects with a social focus that achieve real transformation in the communities where the methodologies are implemented.
The SOMOS Equidad, Líderes Salvando Vidas and CAPI Emprende projects are implemented in more than 37 territories in Latin America.
Since 2022 Scotiabank has been a great ally for the implementation of 3LT projects.
More than 120 leading female and male coaches are part of the projects supported by Scotiabank.
Project participants believe that soccer is a great tool that helps to promote positive behaviors.
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