Mexico

 

Projects in Mexico

Asociación Ecológica Santo Tomás A.C.
Training for Sustainable Rural Economy

To support five community associations of small agricultural producers with capacity building and institutional strengthening.

Centro De Derechos Indígenas Flor y Canto, A.C. (Flor y Canto)
Water Rights and Management in Agricultural Communities

To train and support local committees of indigenous small producers in the practice of sustainable water management.

Centro para los Derechos de la Mujer, Naaxwiin
Indigenous Women's Rights and Violence Prevention

To reduce violence against rural indigenous women through leadership training, assistance to victims and by sensitizing local institutions.

El Hombre Sobre la Tierra (HST)
Institutional Strengthening

To support the development and implementation of a long-term financial sustainability strategy for the organization.

Organizacion del Pueblo Indigena Mepha'a A.C. (OPIM)
Community Organizing and Development Planning

To create a regional development plan for eight indigenous communities focusing on human rights defense and food sovereignty.

Otros Mundos
Water and Energy Popular Education School

To develop skills in Indigenous communities for sustainable management of water, energy and forest resources.

Servicios del Pueblo Mixe, A.C.
Bilingual, Inter-cultural Primary Education in Ayuuk Schools

To design a pilot bilingual, intercultural curriculum in three primary schools for the Ayuuk community.

Tlachinollan Grupo de Apoyo a los Pueblos Indios de la Montaña
Community Health Promoter Training

To develop a network of trained community health promoters in indigenous communities. 

Union de Organizaciones de la Sierra Juarez, Oaxaca (UNOSJO)
Curriculum Development on Indigenous History and Land Rights

To develop educational materials for rural middle-school students and teachers on indigenous history and land use.

Unión de Comunidades Indígenas de la Zona Norte del Istmo (UCIZONI)
Promotion of Indigenous Rights and Culture

To defend indigenous land and resource rights in the Isthmus region of Mexico.

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