Climate Action Peru Project #32248

Donate trees to help impoverished families in Peru

by Pachamama Raymi

Donate trees to help impoverished families in Peru

Project Report | Feb 27, 2020
Great achievements in two years of work

By Maria Varela | Project Leader

Environmental and socialsustainability in Pichigua

80% Families have a clear and positive vision of their present and future. Thanks to internships at Granja Porcon, past projects Pachamama Raymi and others.
80% Communities have a clear and positive vision of their present and future. 100% of the communal premises have a plan for the future within their walls (ecological and economic zoning)
60% Families improve the quality of their homes. 100% of qualified families made improvements to their homes and achieved better quality living standards
50% Families improve their diet thanks to vegetable cultivation. Las familias cultivaron verduras en pequeños invernaderos. El clima extremo y el costo de los plásticos impidió que más familias logren cultivar verduras.
80% Families have a clear and positive vision of their present and future. Thanks to internships at Granja Porcon, past projects Pachamama Raymi and others.
80% Communities have a clear and positive vision of their present and future. 100% of the communal premises have a plan for the future within their walls (ecological and economic zoning)
60% Families improve the quality of their homes. 100% of qualified families made improvements to their homes and achieved better quality living standards
50% Families improve their diet thanks to vegetable cultivation.
The families grew vegetables in small greenhouses. Extreme weather and the cost of plastics prevented more families from growing vegetables.80% Families have a clear and positive vision of their present and future. Thanks to internships at Granja Porcón, past projects Pachamama Raymi and others.
80% Communities have a clear and positive vision of their present and future. 100% of the communal premises have a plan for the future within their walls (ecological and economic zoning.
60% Families improve the quality of their homes. 100% of qualified families made improvements to their homes and achieved better quality living standards
50% Families improve their diet thanks to vegetable cultivation. The families grew vegetables in small greenhouses. Extreme weather and the cost of plastics prevented more families from growing vegetables.

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