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Adolfo Chautón Pérez
Spain
Pueblo Ingenio
Private company
Bioregional development, Shared Food Workrooms , Food Sovereignty, Climate Democracy, Short Value Chains, Circular Economy, Eco-engineering.
Strengthening farmers’ involvement and empowerment in the transition towards agroecology
Pueblo Ingenio is an agroecological consultancy with over 20 years of experience supporting rural entrepreneurs and cooperatives. We specialize in transforming artisanal food projects into legal, safe, and sustainable enterprises through eco-engineering, feasibility studies, and regulatory advisory.
We are seeking to join a consortium to offer our Bioregional Development Framework. This model uses river basins as tactical units to synchronize human activity with natural cycles, activating just and regenerative territorial transitions:
- Infrastructure Innovation: We have several experience to developed the Shared Food Workroom and Kitchen model—a critical social infrastructure that acts as a node for rural innovation, food sovereignty, and community resilience.
- Democratic Territorial Intelligence: We provide a suite of tools for sovereign, governance, landscape health and economic flows, preventing "value leaks" and retaining wealth within the bioregion.
- Technical & Social Facilitation: Expertise in group facilitation and design of bioregional value chains that connect production, transformation, and consumption.
We seek to partner with Universities, Research Institutes, NGOs, and Living Labs leading Call 3 projects and interested in testing socio-economic models for agroecology. We are particularly interested in partners focused on bioregional approach, short value chains, climate democracy governance and food sovereignty in rural contexts.
adolfo@puebloingenio.org
www.puebloingenio.com
We are seeking to join a consortium to offer our Bioregional Development Framework. This model uses river basins as tactical units to synchronize human activity with natural cycles, activating just and regenerative territorial transitions:
- Infrastructure Innovation: We have several experience to developed the Shared Food Workroom and Kitchen model—a critical social infrastructure that acts as a node for rural innovation, food sovereignty, and community resilience.
- Democratic Territorial Intelligence: We provide a suite of tools for sovereign, governance, landscape health and economic flows, preventing "value leaks" and retaining wealth within the bioregion.
- Technical & Social Facilitation: Expertise in group facilitation and design of bioregional value chains that connect production, transformation, and consumption.
We seek to partner with Universities, Research Institutes, NGOs, and Living Labs leading Call 3 projects and interested in testing socio-economic models for agroecology. We are particularly interested in partners focused on bioregional approach, short value chains, climate democracy governance and food sovereignty in rural contexts.
adolfo@puebloingenio.org
www.puebloingenio.com
Pueblo Ingenio is an agroecological consultancy with over twenty years of experience supporting rural individual and collective entrepreneurs. Their approach promotes regenerative food systems that protect biodiversity and strengthen local economies. We have an extensive experience in transforming artisanal projects into legal, sustainable initiatives through technical advice on food craftsmanship, shared workrooms, and artisanal wineries.
We also have extensive experience in supporting strategic processes at a territorial level through a social innovation approach, which enables us to combine tradition and innovation, promote rural development and food sovereignty, whilst ensuring compliance with health, industrial and environmental regulations and the strategic alignment of our
regions.
We also have extensive experience in supporting strategic processes at a territorial level through a social innovation approach, which enables us to combine tradition and innovation, promote rural development and food sovereignty, whilst ensuring compliance with health, industrial and environmental regulations and the strategic alignment of our
regions.