Find solidarity economy programmes

Solidarity fairs and exchange networks across Brazil swap goods and skills without treating neighbours as customers only. City portals often list feira de troca days and partner NGOs.

What you can do in Brasil

  • Browse a Recife city portal and search for economia solidaria or feira de troca
  • Search your city for banco de trocas or mutual-aid fairs
  • Visit a fair or exchange point and ask how to volunteer or donate goods

How to join

Each city names its fairs on municipal or partner pages. The linked portal does not set hours for every neighbourhood: open the local listing or call the social development desk.

Why it matters in Brasil

Swaps and solidarity fairs keep useful things in circulation, build trust on the block, and celebrate neighbours as co-builders, not only consumers.

Good to know

  • Do I need cash? Many exchange fairs work with tickets or direct swaps. The local page states the rules.
  • Can I donate items? Most fairs accept clean clothes, books, and tools. Ask organisers what they take this week.

Source & repost

Shared here so you can get inspired or find action already happening near you. Solarpunker does not own or organise it.
Source: Recife city portal. Organiser: Municipal social development and partner NGOs.
Details checked: 2026-10-10.

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