Bio-diversity

Group tours (GG) is cre in 1981. Surgi as a result of the socio-pastoral communities of Acosta. We already have 2 d s m decades of work with communities acoste as stimulating and developed natural medicine with alternative therapies, nica org agriculture and community social organization. This initiative seeks to add value to the experience and contribution of GG to the development of the communities of Acosta, but now with a proposal which, in partnership with the womens groups of Ococa and Guaitil, explore the conditions of nature and culture of communities of the cant n Acosta to develop a rural tourism community TRC-, whose character essential feature be to rescue and reinforcement of pr natural healing practices, agriculture and cultural traditions of the families and communities of Acosta. The overall objective of the project is: community based organizations provide organizational resources and t technicians for the development of a service of rural-comunitario tourism in the communities of Acosta. The objectives specific graphics of the project are: 1. determine t technically alternatives services tur plastics that can be done in communities Acosta through the participatory n of a rural-comunitario Tourism Business Plan processing - TRC-. 2 empowering women GG and Guaitil and Ococa groups in gesti n social and organizational management and operation n of community rural tourism projects. 3 expand the capabilities of human talent and the infrastructure of the touring group in the n of bio-health service rendering to ensure a service of integral health efficient, profitable and attractive for national and international clients. Activities include administering n of a Business Plan, which involves a research n Cabinet and field organizations in communities, training workshops in gesti n TRC projects, tours and exchanges with other projects of TRC (is har n in coordination with Act), courses, workshops and exchanges of floral therapy training, massage, etc, which are part of the services of healthy products that provides the GG. The initiative is complemented by the publication at least 2 brochures advocacy nales n and the purchase of materials and supplies. This initiative enable GG having Business Plan necessary to guide the initiative of CRT in the communities of Acosta. This includes empowering all women participating GG and the communities of Ococa and Guaitil in management organizational n for TRC, attention n services to clients, gesti n administrative and accounting of CRT, etc. Similarly, at the end of this initiative, be qualitatively improved the service of bio-health of GG, thanks to the training process that we will develop.

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