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History of Pachamama Raymi

History of Pachamama Raymi ►

1986
PRODERM (Peru)

1990
IAA (Peru)

1992
CEDAP

1992
PAC II (Bolivia)

1995
Pachamaman Urupa Qhantawi (Bolivia)

1995
SID Bolivia

1996
Alto Verapaz Program (Guatemala)

1996
PLAN MERISS INKA (Peru)

1998
MARENASS (Peru)

1999
MASAL (Peru)

2001
DEXCEL International

2003
Araucanía Tierra Viva Program (Chile)

2003
SID Guatemala (USA)

2004
Jaén San Ignacio Bagua Special Project (Peru)

2004
PRODEPINE (Ecuador)

2005
Adoption of terraces in the Peruvian Andes

2005
IPSWAM (Bangladesh)

2005
PROMARENA (Bolivia)

2005
SIERRA SUR Project (Peru)

2005
VSF CICDA (Bolivia)

2006
A PhD

2006
Altagro (Peru and Bolivia)

2006
Desde el Surco (Ecuador)

2006
Pachamama Raymi

2006
SERMANU (Peru)

2007
ADEMA (Bolivia)

2007
ALIADOS (Peru)

2007
Concejo Nacional del Ambiente

2007
Leren van Elkaar (Holand)

2007
Runamaki (Peru)

2008
Centro de Estudios para el Desarrollo (Peru)

2008
Kirehe Community Based Watershed Management Project (KWAMP), Rwanda, Africa

2008
MIDEPLAN (Chile)

2009
AID FOR PERU

2007 - ADEMA (Bolivia)

ADEMA started its activities in La Paz, Bolivia, when the whole Pachamama Raymi crew of SID-Bolivia decided to separate the Pachamama Raymi projects from SID-Bolivia. Its director is Abraham Borda. Their first project was financed by "Nuevo Norte" a Bolivian organization of private enterprizes promoting development of the poorest regions of Bolivia.