Our partners
We are working together with different regional and international scientific and non-scientific partners
Bolivian nGO
TIERRA is dedicated to the search for ideas that contribute to the sustainable rural development of indigenous and peasant communities. TIERRA is our local partner in Bolivia.
German NGO
The Heinrich Böll Foundation is a political forum for green ideas and projects and an international network with offices in 30 countries. The collaboration with the Heinrich Böll Foundation includes interactions with the international offices, the joint publication of project results and the organisation of a panel discussion in Germany.
Future Earth Global Research Project
PECS is a Future Earth Global Research Project and is hosted and funded by the Stockholm Resilience Centre (SRC). Our project is part of the PECS network as an in-depth case study.
Global research-for-development organization
Bioversity International is a global research-for-development organization with the vision to harness agrobiodiversity in order to nourish people and sustain the planet. Together with Bioversity we will develop and implement the global comparative study on how biocultural diversity contributes to sustainability across a range of different farming landscapes in the Global South.
MUSEUM OF NATURAL HISTORY "NOEL KEMPFF MERCADO"
The Museum is a university centre for scientific collections, research and outreach. Its mission is to study and document the biodiversity of the department of Santa Cruz and Bolivia, as well as to educate and train people to promote the conservation and sustainable use of natural resources.
FACULTY OF AGRÍCULTURAL SCIENCES (FCA); AUTONOMOUS UNIVERSIDY "GABRIEL RENE MORENO"
The FCA is a public educational and research institution that contributes to the conservation of biodiversity and the environment through the comprehensive training of biologists and the management of scientific and technological knowledge, in order to respond to the demands of society and the challenges of the biological sciences.