In February 2025, EcoCitizen launched a special giveaway to celebrate the women driving change through science, engineering, environmental, climate, and social leadership in Mesoamerica. The prize: two VIP tickets to see Shakira live at Estadio Cuscatlan in San Salvador, El Salvador, one of the shows of the Las mujeres ya no lloran World Tour.
The initiative grew out of EcoCitizen’s conviction that recognition should not be confined to academic or institutional settings, and that the women doing the hard, often invisible work of building more just and sustainable societies in Mesoamerica deserve moments of genuine celebration. Mesoamerica is a region of extraordinary environmental complexity and social dynamism, and it is women… scientists, engineers, climate advocates, and community leaders; who are increasingly at the forefront of the work that matters most there. EcoCitizen’s engagement with this region is a deliberate and long-term commitment to connecting Mesoamerican actors with knowledge networks, institutional partners, and the resources they need to turn technical expertise into impact.
The concert took place in February 2026 at Estadio Cuscatlan before an audience of more than 45,000 people. Its message of resilience and empowerment spoke directly to the mission EcoCitizen carries.
The EcoCitizen VIP ticket giveaway on our social channels
The giveaway was announced across EcoCitizen’s social media channels and was open to any woman leader, activist, scientist, or engineer from Guatemala or El Salvador. The winner received two tickets in the VIP area of the concert at Estadio Cuscatlan.
The response to our contest confirmed what we already knew at EcoCitizen… across the region, there is no shortage of remarkable women doing remarkable work! Follow our socials to be sure to catch our next contests and giveaways!
EcoCitizen is a fully not-for-profit social-ecological impact enterprise certified as a Société d’Impact Sociétal, and a research institute accredited by the Government of the Grand Duchy of Luxembourg, working with governments, multilateral institutions, civil society organisations, and the private sector on science-based advisory services, multilateral processes, and applied research in climate and nature. Its team has extensive experience in UNFCCC and UNCBD processes and builds bridges between Mesoamerica and Europe, connecting regional actors with knowledge networks, institutional partners, and financing instruments so that technical preparation translates into viable environmental projects.
To learn how our team can support your next project, write to us at moien@ecocitizen.lu
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