New Spaces
for Life
We are beginning a new phase of our sustainability program, connecting more children with nature and empowering them to become agents of change.
With the goal of reaching more communities, we joined forces with the Association for Children and their Environment (ANIA) to support the implementation of its TiNi (Land for Children and Youth) methodology in schools across Peru, Ecuador, and the Dominican Republic. TiNi is recognized by UNESCO as a good practice in education for global sustainable development.
ANIA A new partnership
What does the TiNi methodology involve?
A plot of land is provided to children and young people.
There, they nurture life and biodiversity with care.
In this way, they turn nature into a learning resource that helps them develop an emotional connection with it.
Creating wellbeing for themselves, others in their community, and the planet.
We implemented various programs to reduce our environmental impact.
