Allies

Organizations and entities that promote sustainability, environmental education and community development:

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• Educational institutions: universities and training centers with programs in sustainability, permaculture, agroecology and regenerative development.

• Local and state governments: Environmental and social development areas interested in implementing local ecological models.

• Environmental NGOs: Organizations focused on biodiversity conservation, climate change and ecological education.

Businesses and ventures committed to responsible practices:

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• Sustainable input suppliers: Companies that distribute recycled, biodegradable and organic materials.

• Conscious product brands: Manufacturers of organic foods, natural cosmetics, sustainable textiles and ceremonial products.

• Eco-friendly stores and markets: Spaces for distribution and sale of regenerative products.

Groups and individuals working towards social and environmental change in their localities:

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• Local producer networks: Farmers, artisans and local manufacturers who can be integrated into the distribution network.

• Ecovillages and sanctuaries: Communities with sustainable and regenerative practices that can share learning and experiences.

• Community groups: Neighborhood organizations or cooperatives committed to the common good and environmental protection.

Actors who enhance the narrative and visibility of the model:

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• Graphic and visual designers: To develop promotional material and solid visual identities.

• Content creators: Photographers, videographers and storytellers specialized in sustainability issues.

• Environmental media: Blogs, magazines and dissemination channels focused on ecological initiatives such as Numundo, gaianet, bekaab.

Entities that provide value in specific key areas for project development:

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• Specialized consultancies: Consulting companies in the circular economy, waste management, environmental certifications and renewable energy.

• International volunteering platforms: Such as Worldpackers, to attract human talent committed to the mission.

• Green financial institutions: Funds, banks and organizations that offer financial support to sustainable projects.

Individuals and organizations that wish to contribute financially or in kind to the development and expansion of projects:

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• Donors: Individuals or groups that offer financial contributions to support specific initiatives.

• Sponsors: Companies and entities that finance events, programs or activities in exchange for visibility and recognition.

• Impact investors: Those who seek to generate a positive return both economically and socially and environmentally.