Diverse cultivation on Pachatopia’s territory

Companies · Foundations · Schools · Researchers

Building alliances with those who care for the living world.

A useful partnership begins with a real need on the ground, a clear commitment and a simple way to report what has been accomplished.

Propose a partnership

Joining forces

Five ways to become an ally of the territory.

We seek proportionate, understandable collaborations that can last. A small, well-built alliance is worth more than a grand promise with no future.

01

Fund a public-interest action

Cover all or part of the COP 20 million monthly need: teams, crops, animals, formalities or equipment for the land.

02

Contribute to a transition

Help fund development of the PachaFood and PachaForest application to track crops, agroforestry transition and nature reserves.

03

Prepare a future market outlet

Build an expression of interest in buying coffee, cacao or another product, activated only when the commercial supply chain is ready.

04

Contribute expertise

Agronomy, impact measurement, mapping, communication, research, processing or financial structuring.

05

Research, train and pass on

Build a study, mediation process, field school, training course or educational experience around the living world and peace.

Discover the products being prepared

Meeting on the ground

An alliance begins with observation and listening.

Visiting the plots, understanding their constraints and meeting people makes it possible to build partnerships connected to real needs.

Visitors looking over the mountain landscape on Pachatopia project territory
Sharing the territory to build a common understanding.

An invitation to build

Peace research is a horizon for cooperation.

Pachatopia does not yet present an established research centre or completed expertise. It invites those working on peace, memory, ecology, economics, education and territories to build a place for experimentation and transmission.

Discover the institutional horizon
Researchers and universitiesPeace and mediation specialistsHistorians and guardians of memoryAgronomists and ecologistsSchools and training centresFoundations and heritage institutions

Our method

A partnership must remain understandable on both sides of the ocean.

  1. 1
    Listen to the need

    Identify what matters most to the team and the territory.

  2. 2
    Define the commitment

    Set an objective, resources, a schedule and responsibility.

  3. 3
    Share the evidence

    Document progress, limits and the use of resources.

France · Switzerland · Colombia

Let us first discuss what we could genuinely accomplish together.

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