We aim to incorporate technology and enhance the organizational capacity of producers to access marketing opportunities. In each sector, a diagnosis is conducted, and intervention occurs in strategic stages to address the most critical aspects.
We promote spaces for meetings, coordination, and regional collective action that strategically and operationally integrate various grassroots organizations, institutions, local governments, companies, and entrepreneurs.
Goals
- Raise awareness of the productive capacity of the Gran Chaco region to add value.
- Achieve results in terms of impact, strengthening, and development of triple impact business ecosystems.
- Incorporate fundamental technologies to improve the productive capacity and quality of life of those working in the chain.
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ProJects
Tools for each program
EXPERIENCES, REFLECTIONS AND KNOWLEDGE
Systematization documented in publications
2025 Annual Report
The year 2025 marked a milestone in the consolidation of our region. At the Gran Chaco Foundation, we reaffirmed our role as a bridge enabling
CHACRAS INTEGRALES
The Chacras Integrales project seeks to scale up a sustainable production model in isolated communities in the Gran Chaco region of Salta, combining agriculture, forestry,
Saving Lives, Reducing Loss: Women’s leadership in disaster risk reduction
This W20 South Africa policy brief underscores that climate-related disasters are not gender-neutral — they amplify existing inequalities and disproportionately affect women and girls, who
Empowering Women in Small-Scale Aquaculture and Fisheries for Resilient Food Systems
Policy brief by W20 South Africa highlighting the critical role of women in small-scale aquaculture and fisheries as key actors in achieving food security, climate
2024 Annual report
Throughout 2024, we strengthened a development model based on the active involvement of local communities, innovation and networking. Against a challenging global backdrop, we supported
Rural women and care in the Gran Chaco, Province of Formosa
Study elaborated by UN Women and Asociación Civil Lola Mora, carried out by the research team of Fundación Gran Chaco in the communities of Campo
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