Red Renta Básica

Promoting universal basic income

Red Renta Básica is a civil association founded on February 5, 2001, marking its 25th anniversary in 2026. It promotes, studies, and explains universal basic income (UBI), understood as an individual, universal, and unconditional payment from the state to every full member of society.

Research and public resources

The organization publishes analysis and opinion on basic income from economic, feminist, environmental, and social perspectives. Topics include funding, work, poverty, women, the welfare state, health, migration, and young people. It also shares educational materials, including brochures in Spanish, Catalan, Basque, and Galician, as well as books, videos, and audio.

Selected publications

• The collective book Quan convé seguem cadenes. Per una Renda Bàsica a Catalunya, coordinated by Dolores Medina and Sergi Raventós, with 32 authors and a foreword by Julen Bollain.
• Articles by Daniel Raventós, David Casassas, Bru Laín, Julen Bollain, Sergi Raventós, and others.

Organization and participation

The association has bylaws and a board of directors, and offers ways to become a member or donate. It also sells merchandise. Its headquarters and main activities are in Barcelona, with work across Catalonia and Spain.

Online

The association is active on YouTube, Telegram, Instagram, X (Twitter), and Facebook. Website: redrentabasica.org.