Discover our programs

Access to WATER

We promote the construction of water access and storage solutions for consumption and production (wells, reservoirs, cisterns, and dams), so families have safe water to live

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Convenio Min. Inf. Salta - Cisterna en El Quebracho
Entrega de títulos de tierra en El Gusano (1)

Access to LAND

We support rural and indigenous families in the legal regularization of their land tenure

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Sustainable and Agroecological Production

We train families to grow food and raise animals sustainably, improving their income while protecting natural resources

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FUNDAPAZ-Intercambio Unión y Progreso y UOCB 2
Mujeres, Ambiente y Desarrollo Local - Visita coordinador PPD

Strengthening Community Organizations

We encourage community participation, strengthening the leadership of women and young people in their organizations

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The impact of our work

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Water access and storage solutions

Built for consumption and production
Cisterna
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Hectares of land

managed toward land titling
Acceso a la tierra - Título de tierra
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Families

supported in sustainable natural resource management
Familia (Actividades agropecuarias)
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Indigenous and rural organizations

advised for institutional strengthening
Fortalecimiento de organizaciones - Acompañamiento

Works Areas

Discover the territories where we work and implement our programs

Santiago del Estero

We work with families in the central area (Robles Department, Forres), northern area (Copo Department, San José del Boquerón and Monte Quemado), and southern area (Ojo de Agua Department)

Santa Fe

We work with families in the north of the province, in Vera Department (districts such as Vera, La Gallareta, Toba, Fortín Olmos) and 9 de Julio Department (Tostado district)

Salta

We work with families in the northeast of the province, in Rivadavia Department (localities of Coronel Solá, Morillo, Los Blancos in Banda Norte; Santa Victoria Este, La Unión, and Rivadavia in Banda Sur) and San Martín Department (Embarcación, Dragones, Hickman)

Jujuy

We work with families in the Ramal region, in the localities of Calilegua, Fraile Pintado, Vinalito, San Pedro, Libertador San Martín, Yuto, and Bananal

Buenos Aires

We coordinate our work with provincial teams and build institutional partnerships with civil society organizations, the State, universities, funders and donors, the press, among others

DATA THAT TRANSFORMS REALITIES: THE GEOGRAPHIC INFORMATION SYSTEM

Having accurate territorial information is key to promoting projects that improve communities' lives. That is why we developed a Geographic Information System (GIS), a tool that brings together data, maps, and interactive cartography.
Through this institutional database, enriched by participatory mapping and new technologies, we visualize our work, identify key points for access to natural resources, and manage territory together with communities.

Learn more about how we systematize our work here