for thriving livelihoods and landscapes.
Who we are
We exist to support indigenous peoples’ culture, livelihoods and leadership in regenerative landscape management by providing capacity building resources, technical assistance and access to finance and markets.
Our philosophyWe exist to support indigenous peoples’ culture, livelihoods and leadership in regenerative landscape management by providing capacity building resources, technical assistance and access to finance and markets.
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We exist to support indigenous peoples’ culture, livelihoods and leadership in regenerative landscape management by providing capacity building resources, technical assistance and access to finance and markets.
Learn moreWhat we do
We build tailor-made regenerative projects that reveal the essence of the people and honor the story of those places.
Landscape stewardship
We uphold indigenous stewardship that is embedded in cultural ways of relating to land and embodies principles of respect, reciprocity, and responsibility.
Capacity development
We develop local peoples' capacity to discover, strengthen, and adapt to their full potential and strategically engage in their own community and landscape.
Governance of biocultural landscapes
We provide indigenous peoples opportunities to participate in decision-making for integrated landscape planning efforts that address challenges horizontally.
Integrated capital pathways
We invest in changemakers and create communities of practice focused on building resilient ventures that restore landscapes, promote healthy food systems and strengthen community livelihoods.
Multi-stakeholder partnerships
We catalyze collaborations between governments, research institutions, businesses, civil society and landscape leaders to maximize the impact of everyone’s efforts.
Process development
We convene, develop, facilitate and catalyze enabling processes that respond to economic, social and ecological issues by exploring the inherent potential of each place.
What we do
We build tailor-made regenerative projects that reveal the essence of the people and honor the story of those places.
Landscape stewardship
We uphold indigenous stewardship that is embedded in cultural ways of relating to land and embodies principles of respect, reciprocity, and responsibility.
Capacity development
We develop local peoples' capacity to discover, strengthen, and adapt to their full potential and strategically engage in their own community and landscape.
Governance of biocultural landscapes
We provide indigenous peoples opportunities to participate in decision-making for integrated landscape planning efforts that address challenges horizontally.
Integrated capital pathways
We invest in changemakers and create communities of practice focused on building resilient ventures that restore landscapes, promote healthy food systems and strengthen community livelihoods.
Multi-stakeholder partnerships
We catalyze collaborations between governments, research institutions, businesses, civil society and landscape leaders to maximize the impact of everyone’s efforts.
Process development
We convene, develop, facilitate and catalyze enabling processes that respond to economic, social and ecological issues by exploring the inherent potential of each place.
We embody
Buen Vivir
We take inspiration from the deeply holistic Quecha principle of living that's rooted in Andean cosmology. In Quecha, it's referred to as 'Sumak Kawsay', in Spanish as 'Buen Vivir', and in English 'Good Living'.
No matter the language, the meaning remains the same- a cultural of life and living that is community-centric, ecologically-balanced and culturally-sensitive. And by embodying these prinicples, we can find well being.
The Andean Pastoral Livelihoods Initiative
Working across Andean landscapes and bioregions, our intiative creates regenerative, resilient communities, ecosystems, and economies in Southern Peru.
Learn moreThe Andean Pastoral Livelihoods Initiative
Working across Andean landscapes and bioregions, our intiative creates regenerative, resilient communities, ecosystems, and economies in Southern Peru.
Learn moreWe embody
Buen Vivir
We take inspiration from the deeply holistic Quecha principle of living that's rooted in Andean cosmology. In Quecha, it's referred to as 'Sumak Kawsay', in Spanish as 'Buen Vivir', and in English 'Good Living'.
No matter the language, the meaning remains the same- a cultural of life and living that is community-centric, ecologically-balanced and culturally-sensitive. And by embodying these prinicples, we can find well being.
Our allies
Our allies
Regenerative justice starts with all of us.
We're building a community of changemakers from the ground up. Are you ready to join us?
