cear

Cear is a term that can have multiple meanings depending on language and context. In Portuguese, cear is a verb derived from ceia, meaning to have supper or to dine. It is used in some dialects and registers to describe the act of eating an evening meal.

As an acronym, CEAR most commonly refers to the Comisión Española de Ayuda al Refugiado, a Spanish non-governmental organization dedicated to assisting refugees. CEAR in Spain coordinates legal aid, social integration services, and advocacy related to asylum policies. It works with asylum seekers and refugees at various stages of the migration process and collaborates with public authorities, local municipalities, and other civil society groups. The organization is funded through a combination of government contracts, European funds, and private donations, and operates across multiple regions in Spain.

Beyond the Spanish NGO, CEAR is used as an acronym by other organizations and institutions in different countries, covering a range of purposes such as research centers, educational or charitable entities, and regional associations. The exact meaning of CEAR in any given case is dependent on the country and the specific organization or context involved. When encountered, it is best to look for accompanying information to determine which CEAR is being referenced and what activities or focus it represents.