The Institution carries out its activities in the different indigenous regions where they have presence, basing themselves on the Sustainable Integral Development Model. Through this multidimensional model, we seek to end extreme poverty and to generate a sustainable integral development. This model is made up of four different dimensions:
Physical environmental, social & human, economic productive, and cultural civic.
The physical environment is considered as a source of resources that value the renewal capacity, prioritize the reuse, and arrange the advantages of said resources. Another intrinsic element to consider in the physical environment is the landscape as a perception of a series of shapes, processes and relations.
This dimension seeks to promote the rescue of natural resources in the area through specific programs:
Soil and water conservation works:
The economic productive dimension makes reference to the importance of developing local abilities, the generation of profits, and productive value chains.
In this dimension, the programs in the following areas are contemplated:
The cultural civic dimension makes reference to the rescue and revalorization of the culture of indigenous communities, which give identity and sense of belonging to its members.
In this dimension, the contemplated programs are focused on:
Throughout the year regional encounters take place to share and exchange experiences, practices, and knowledge.
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SOCIAL & HUMAN DIMENSION
The social & human dimension is oriented towards the human development in its integrality.
In this dimension, the programs in the following areas are contemplated:
Health
Food Safety and Nutrition
Education project Flowers of the Sun
Organizational and skills strengthening
Sustainable rural housing