Red de Guardianes de Semillas del Ecuador
Ecuador
About
Founded in 2002, Red de Guardianes de Semillas del Ecuador is a non-profit network based in Ecuador working on environment & climate, nature & wildlife conservation, community development +2 more.
The Red de Guardianes de Semillas del Ecuador is a network that connects families protecting agricultural biodiversity and promoting regenerative living systems in Ecuador. Since 2002 it has worked on permaculture, agroecology, bioconstruction, food sovereignty, solidarity economy and appropriate technologies, supporting indigenous and campesino communities, running courses, publications and seed conservation campaigns.
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Campaña Semillas Ancestrales
Nature & Wildlife conservation · Ecuador
Campaign to rescue endangered ancestral seeds and reintroduce traditional Andean and Amazonian crops into everyday diets, with productive, research, educational, informative and advocacy components.
Programa de Empoderamiento Campesino
Community development · Ecuador
Permaculture training for indigenous and campesino communities, leading to local networks such as the Red Amazónica de Permacultura and the Red Intercultural de Semillas de Imbabura.
Programa de Semilla Campesina
Nature & Wildlife conservation · Ecuador
Supports community seed banks, training of campesino seed producers and participatory seed selection.
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Fundación Navdanya Internacional, Almanaque del Futuro, Fundación Imaymana
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Community development, Education +7 more
CONFEDEC
Education, Religion & Faith +1 more
Fundación Azul y Verde
Environment & Climate, Nature & Wildlife conservation +1 more
amaZOOnico
Nature & Wildlife conservation, Animal welfare +2 more
Fundación ALDEA
Human rights, Gender equality +5 more
Ciudadanía y Desarrollo
Democracy & Civil society, Human rights