
Territory
Where do we work?
We have territorial presence in 6 provinces: Formosa, Chaco, Salta, Jujuy, Tucumán and Santiago del Estero. We work at a trinational level (Argentina, Bolivia and Paraguay) with networks articulating different partners.
We promote and support the formation of local organizations of Indigenous and Creole producers with a special focus on women and youth. We strengthen their capacity to generate economic, social, cultural and environmental value; their autonomy, network collaboration, self management and sustainability.
We have territorial presence in 6 provinces: Formosa, Chaco, Salta, Jujuy, Tucumán and Santiago del Estero. We work at a trinational level (Argentina, Bolivia and Paraguay) with networks articulating different partners.
































In Argentina, Wichí, Qom, Qomle’ec and Pilagá women are leading initiatives that combine ancestral knowledge, forest conservation and innovation. Handicrafts, livestock farming, carob, rural tourism

The Gran Chaco Foundation is implementing the Indigenous Navigator Project in Chaco and Formosa, an initiative spearheaded by IWGIA and funded by the European Union

The Future Landscapes Project promotes an innovative training methodology in which producers, technical teams, and local leaders co-design the content, which they then replicate in