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The BUDI ANUMKA ENVIRONMENTAL ASSOCIATION of the Commune of Teodoro Schmidt, Province of Cautín, Region of La Araucanía and the indigenous brothers of the Mapuche people of Chile visit the communities of Parque de la Papa and Parque Chalakuy, to learn about the experience, the model organization of the parks and exchange experiences between farmers from November 12 to 16.

This case study on grassroots evidence for agroecology demonstrates how the establishment of Biocultural Territories strengthens the resilience and food sovereignty of Indigenous communities. The evidence comes from two successful experiences in the Peruvian Andes, the Potato Park and the Chalakuy Park.

The Andean concept of Sumaq Kausay (harmonious existence/wellbeing) is guiding participatory research and the establishment of the Park biocultural heritage territory, Sumaq Kausay is based on an ideal of balance among three closely connected Ayllus (communities or realms).

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Is an initiative supported by the Agroecology Fund and funded by the International Development Research Center (IDRC).

The Research Group on the Massification of Agroecology Colegio Frontera Sur – ECOSUR (Mexico) facilitates the learning community and carries out the scientific coordination of IPA-LAC’s participatory research.

Within the Arramat project (University of Alberta), ANDES and the Chalakuy Park are implementing a local indigenous-led place-based project called «Indigenous Action Research for Participatory Curriculum Development in the Yachay Kuychi Pluriversity.

Join us for the celebration of 25 years sefeguarding biocultural heritage

From the Mongolian Steppes to the Andean Mountains.