Future Landscapes

Future Landscapes promotes the strengthening of regenerative production systems in rural and indigenous communities in the Argentine Gran Chaco. Through demonstration sites and collective learning processes, the project integrates production, native forest conservation, and climate change adaptation, combining local and ancestral knowledge with practices of Regenerative Agriculture and Livestock (R2A) and Ecosystem-Based Adaptation (EBA). The work focuses on the livestock, beekeeping, carob, and handicrafts sectors, promoting production models that generate economic opportunities and contribute to the resilience of these territories.

Objectives

  • Strengthen livestock, beekeeping, carob, and handicrafts supply chains through regenerative practices.
  • Develop 10 regional pilot projects to test, validate, and share regenerative production practices.
  • Implement 16 intervention plans with strategies tailored to the characteristics and needs of each region.
  • Build the local capacities of 2,500 people through training, exchange, and learning processes.
  • Train 500 producers as trainers of trainers.
  • Support the implementation and monitoring of regenerative practices.
    Conserve and regenerate native woodlands by promoting production systems compatible with ecosystem conservation and adaptation to climate change.
    Strengthen the role of women and youth by promoting their participation in production, community, and territorial transformation processes.
  • Strengthen access to and use of ICTs by incorporating digital tools to improve communication, access to information, production management, monitoring, and the commercialization of value chains.

Territory

Chaco, Formosa y Salta

Implementation

2023-2026

Role of the Gran Chaco Foundation

Implementer

Partner Institutions

The Nature Conservacy (TNC) and Fundación Proyungas

Financing

IKI

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