What is meet&map?
It is an international association that promotes education and cooperation through activities, workshops and events.
We offer experiences for individual and collective development.
“Meet&Map is the material with which we can build together”
And what do we propose?
- PARTNERSHIPS:
Generating alliances from different sectors can be fundamental to continue in society in a sustainable way. We provide methodologies, conferences and spaces for its development.
WORKSHOPS: The educational workshops we offer are part of a programming that includes the matrix of 13 topics related to Social Justice, Global Education and Sustainability, a systemic approach to Health, Culture and Art as identity, among others specified in the Education Area.
- COMMUNITIES:
Every initiative has the potential to generate or nurture a community. And every community has the possibility of interacting creatively and fruitfully with other communities. Here we provide proposals for dynamization to meet these objectives.
Learning for systemic change.
We design educational frameworks that integrate global equity, well-being, culture, and leadership. Education becomes a compass for coherence, ethics, and long-term impact.
From competition to collective futures.
We create intentional cooperation across humanitarian action, earth regeneration, ethical entrepreneurship, and global regions to unlock shared potential and avoid wasted effort.
Opening pathways for a new generation.
We support young people in purpose discovery, personal development, global awareness, and sustainable forms of action, honoring their role in shaping new futures.
Where women’s knowledge becomes collective power.
We connect motherhood realities, support networks, shared resources, and ancestral wisdom to foster solidarity, resilience, and meaningful transformation.
Projects completed
Meet & Map has been carrying out projects since December 2014. You can check our 10th Anniversary Report celebrated last December 17, 2025. Here it is. You will see projects carried out for entrepreneurs in the circular economy, the Mediterranean sector and specifically for women.
Erasmus Plus KA1- Youth Exchange, Hopeland – Greece, May 2025. Name of the project: Desire. Purpose: art, body expression, identity and diversity. Coexistence in a rural eco-community with 35 participants from 7 countries.
Members of the European Lead by Nature Network is a community of 23 youth organizations from 12 countries that come together to create projects that promote sport, sustainability and professional development.
Event aimed at women entrepreneurs in July 2022 at FAGEM, Federation of Business Associations and Guilds of Maresme with the director Sònia Llorens of the Chair of Circular Economy of Tecnocampus.
Within Meet & Map, the Humanitarian Compass Method functions as an ethical governance and decision‑making framework that guides international direction, partnerships, project design, and community engagement.
An ethical, systemic, and human‑centred methodology.
One ethical methodology is expressed through four practices. A coherent ecosystem and unifying framework to ensure that collaboration does not lose its humanity, and that ethics remain a practice, not a label. One compass, different journeys. Find our Principles and Manifesto in the corresponding page.
“There are two ways to bring light; to be a candle that illuminates or the mirror that reflects it.”
~Maya Angelou
Our team
Each person who contributes to Meet & Map is an engaged individual. We are always willing to meet more people to create a community and a network.
Claudia Dakhil Carcovich
founder, Trainer & networker
I’m Claudia Dakhil Carcovich, creator of the Humanitarian Compass Method™, ethical strategist, coach, and founder of Meet & Map. Based in Barcelona, with multicultural roots (Palestine, Perú, Lebanon, Croatia, Cape Verde) and experience across 17 countries. I work at the intersection of mental health, ethics, and international collaboration, designing human-centred and culturally grounded partnerships.
Through the Humanitarian Compass™ and through Meet & Map, I support individuals, organisations, and international projects to slow down, reflect, and design collaboration in ways that are ethically grounded, culturally respectful, and humanly sustainable.
