The International Association for Research and Study on Parenting Coordination (AIIECP) has established a new committee dedicated to developing an international parenting coordination model adapted to the socio-cultural and legislative realities of Ibero-America and Latin America. This initiative aims to improve the well-being of children, adolescents, and their families through a strategy that addresses the specific needs of the region.

The committee will collect and analyze legislative, scientific, and academic materials from various countries, identifying successful methodologies that have already been implemented. These best practices will be systematized and adapted to create a prototype model that can be applied in different local contexts, offering concrete solutions to the challenges of parenting in conflict situations.

Additionally, the committee will promote the convergence of international best practices by creating a network of co-parenting coordination experts. This network will facilitate the exchange of experiences, achievements, and challenges among professionals from different regions, fostering collaboration and mutual learning. In this way, AIIECP seeks to strengthen international ties and provide a global approach that enhances the quality of life for affected families.

Through this effort, AIIECP reaffirms its commitment to research and the implementation of innovative solutions that address the needs of parenting in complex contexts, always seeking the comprehensive well-being of minors and their families throughout the Ibero-American region.