Programme funding
Support a defined programme in intercultural education, youth leadership, agrobiodiversity, medicinal plants or climate resilience, with agreed objectives and reporting.
Partner with us
Invest in community-led education and biodiversity
Urpichallay welcomes partnerships that respect local knowledge, strengthen long-term capacity and create measurable value for communities and the territory.
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Four practical ways to collaborate
Technical and academic collaboration
Co-design research, training, documentation or evaluation with universities, specialists and public institutions.
Institutional alliances
Connect regional initiatives, networks and public policy with field-based community experience in Áncash.
Responsible in-kind support
Contribute equipment, learning materials, communication resources or specialist time aligned with a specific activity.
What partners can expect
Clear scope, direct contact and evidence from the field
- A defined collaboration objective and responsible contact person.
- Participant information disaggregated when available and appropriate.
- Field photographs and stories used with consent.
- Simple progress communication and a closing summary.
- Respect for community authorship, cultural context and safeguarding.
Financial, legal and reporting arrangements are agreed for each partnership and confirmed in writing before activities begin.
Start a conversation
Tell us what kind of collaboration you are exploring
Institutional dossier
Download Urpichallay’s bilingual institutional dossier (English and Spanish) with programme areas, evidence and partnership information.
Let’s build a long-term partnership in the Andes.
We welcome dialogue with foundations, universities, public institutions and responsible companies.
