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We are going to plant 100 trees in «Lo espejo», a municipality in the south of Santiago, Chile's capital. This is one of the poorest and lack of green spaces in the city.

Nous sommes ravis d’avoir découvert cette vallée source de vie, emplie de la présence du millénaire peuple quechua, avec lequel nous nous sommes engagés pour une agriculture durable.

Aidez-nous à faire de notre Alliance française une Alliance verte,
grâce à des projets pédagogiques et culturels intégrant des thématiques environnementales pour un comportement éco-responsable.

Mit unserer Strassenbau Firma helfen wir der Bevölkerung von Bolivien, auch in der Regenzeit ins Spital oder in die Schule zu kommen, sowie Lebensmittel, Treibstoffe und Gasflaschen zu erhalten.

We, the Fundacion AFASI in Bolivia, want to enlarge the small puma enclosure to offer these noble animals an appropriate home - 2500 m² with trees, caves and lagoons!

The Uros live on floating islands on Titicaca lake in Peru. Their natural skills for paddling & sense of balance on water is an asset to practice Stand-up Paddle. Our mission -> grow SUP racing @ Uros

Amazon’s fires may be calming down in Bolivia, but the battle for the future of the world’s biggest tropical rainforest is not over. Please help us protect it by eating chocolate!

The construction of 4 original and comfortable bungalows, in the middle of amazing nature, offers promising benefits to welcomed guests from all over the world who wish to experience Pantanal & Bonito

Adventure climate research in Patagonia: a photography and film project about a scientific expedition on The Strait of Magellan and the effects of climate change.

A heart-led project bridging spirituality, healing & soulful mentoring — embodying authenticity, clarity, conscious connection & deep transformation. A journey of being human. A return to essence.

Ein illustriertes Buch mit 30 Erzählungen aus dem peruanischen Alltag soll Erfrischendes, Bedenkliches und Fröhliches festhalten, unterhalten und zum Denken anregen.

Do you know why the empowerment of indigenous women is so important? Indigenous women have their unique knowledge, which is very useful and effective for sustainable development initiatives.