LEKIL KUXLEJAL TA OSILAL
(Good Living in the Territory)
WHAT WE WANT TO TELL
How do we work?
In our indigenous culture, work is considered a fundamental ability for the integral development of the person. In our vision of the world...
How do we organize ourselves?
A fundamental part of our culture is the way we organize ourselves. Collectivity is essential in our cosmovisions...
Our Territory
We, the Tsotsil and Tseltal peoples of the Los Altos region, share a territory with similar physical characteristics such as relief, hydrology, climate, altitude...
Our culture
As native peoples descendants of the Mayan Culture, we are characterized by the continuity of ancestral knowledge that is transmitted through ritual practices...
RECENT STORIES
Organizing people
Sitalá, Chiapas
WHAT WE HAVE WALKED
For us, Improvement Plans are crucial to optimize processes, increase efficiency and raise the quality of our activities. These plans require a detailed assessment of critical areas and the implementation of concrete actions to address deficiencies and strengthen our capabilities. By defining clear activities, goals and indicators, we maintain a systematic approach that allows us to monitor our progress. In addition, they foster a culture of learning and adaptability, helping us to face changes and challenges effectively and ensure sustainable development. In our Municipalities of San Juan Cancuc, Santiago El Pinar, Mitontic, Chalchihuitán, Tenejapa and Sitalá, we have collaborated with community committees to develop Improvement Plans aligned with the Territorial Management Collaboration Agreements, essential for monitoring and reporting progress in the Municipal Looms.
MATERIALS TO CONSULT
Territorial Management Collaboration Agreements
EXTERNAL LINKS
COFEMO
SNA JTZ'IBAJOM
TEXTILE IMPACT
