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The American Gran Chaco
It is not a periphery; it is a hub for solutions.
The American Gran Chaco is a vital ally for our planet’s balance, capturing and storing carbon with remarkable efficiency. It produces food for both its people and the world, offering immense economic and productive potential.
A Land of Opportunity
In a world demanding traceability, sustainability, and resilience, the American Gran Chaco offers a unique model: an ecosystem where food and handicraft production coexist with the conservation of native forests and the heritage of 31 Indigenous peoples.
A Two-Way Bridge
American Gran Chaco 360 Weeks is an international mission for territorial diplomacy, innovation, and culture. It serves as a two-way bridge connecting the Global South with the world, bringing the region to the forefront of global decision-making. Our goal is to demonstrate that the American Gran Chaco is a territory of climate, productive, and cultural solutions.
Driven by Impacto Verde with the support of the European Union, this dialogue agenda—led by Redes Chaco and designed and coordinated by Fundación Pronorte—transforms challenges into opportunities for visibility, cooperation, and sustainable investment.
The Key Pillars of the Mission
Strategic Visibility
Positioning the American Gran Chaco on the global biodiversity agenda at the same level of prominence as the Amazon.
Innovation in Networks
Presenting the results of the Impacto Verde project, demonstrating how European Union cooperation is transforming the lives of local communities.
Technological Immersion
Through the American Gran Chaco 360 Experience, we allow attendees to “walk” the Chaco, listen to its sounds, and experience its vastness through their senses.
Future Alliances
Forging long-term commitments between European institutions and local stakeholders to guarantee development that leaves no one behind.
January 21st
Travesía Capricornio
Presentation of the ecotourism corridor at FITUR 2026, Madrid. Pavilion 8, International Press Center Presentation Forum.
January 21st
Caminos Ancestrales
Presentation of the Strategic Plan for Sustainable Tourism Development.
January 24th & 25th
Gran Chaco Americano 360 Experience
Presentation of the immersive experience – Oculus VR version.
FEBRUARY 23–27
“Sustainable Argentina” Photo Exhibition
10 am to 6 pm at the European Economic and Social Committee.
February 24
Dialogue with the EESC Follow-up Committee on Latin America
Presentation at the European Economic and Social Committee.
March 2
Impacto Verde Presentation at the European Parliament
Project presentation at the first annual session of the Delegation for Relations with MERCOSUR (DMER), within the Global Gateway cooperation and investment agenda.
March 2 & 3
CEPS Ideas Lab 2026
An immersive presentation of the Gran Chaco Americano for EU decision-makers, highlighting sustainability, biodiversity, and regenerative development.
MARCH 5
Voices of the Territory
Ecosystems and cultural diversity to navigate global challenges.
Commercializing sustainable territorial products
Business Round: Connecting the Gran Chaco Americano with European companies interested in sustainable, traceable, and regenerative products.
march 8
Gran Chaco Americano 360 Experience
An immersive sensory journey into the heart of the Gran Chaco.
Featuring large-scale projections, indigenous leadership, and the Matriarca regenerative textile collection.
A Connection Without Borders
It is a sensory journey into the vastness of the biome—an audiovisual voyage that transports you to the heart of the region to:
- Walk its forests: Explore the biodiversity of its flora and fauna.
- Listen to its voices: Connect with the languages and wisdom of its Indigenous peoples.
- Feel its pulse: Experience the resilience of a unique territory in the face of climate change.
More than a projection, it is a tool for global awareness. A direct immersion from the territory to the mind and heart of the world.
The Path Uniting Argentina’s “Norte Grande”
A journey connecting six provinces and six ecoregions across the Great North, serving as an engine for regional economies and a new paradigm for sustainable tourism in Argentina. It invites you to:
- Traverse 3,200 km from the Jujuy Highlands (Altiplano) to the Iguazú Falls.
- Discover unique landscapes, such as the Quebrada de Humahuaca, the Bañado La Estrella wetlands, and the Impenetrable Chaqueño forests.
- Promote ecotourism, nature conservation, vibrant local cultures, and the development of rural communities.
The Cultural Heartbeat of Jujuy
A community-based tourism model that transforms Provincial Route 83 in Northern Argentina into a biocultural corridor, where hospitality is led by Indigenous communities. This initiative invites you to:
- Immerse Yourself in Living Culture: Regenerative experiences guided by the Guaraní, Kolla, Ocloya, and Diaguita communities.
- Protect Intangible Heritage: Recovering the wisdom, languages, and traditions that form the soul of the Yungas and the Valleys.
- Empower Local Leadership: Strengthening more than 10 production units through infrastructure, digital connectivity, and training.
“Caminos Ancestrales” (Ancestral Paths) is more than just a trip; it is an encounter where cultural identity becomes the primary tool for conservation and sustainable development.
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