f you have made it this far, you either want to know what Strategic and Participatory Planning (SPP) means or you are looking for a company to do it for…
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A company, institution, or organization has several stakeholders – which are the individuals and organizations impacted by the business’ actions. Here at Raízes, we are specialists in dialogue with communities,…
Rooted in our culture and society, despite more than half of the population being represented by Black men and women, racism is still very much present, veiled, and often ignored…
The Pantanal is the largest floodable area on the planet and, renowned for its beauty and biodiversity, a great eco-tourism destination for Brazil. In recent weeks, the most talked about…
Building dreams and motivation, and living your daily life, having the means to support yourself and your family without having to leave your homeland behind. This is one of the…
Hands that embroider plants, flowers, and animals that are endemic to Ipoema, a region surrounded by a national park and around 90 kilometers from Belo Horizonte, the capital of Minas…
Dona do Meu Fluxo | Guidelines for Voluntourism Applications Raízes Sustainable Development together with Korui Life Cycles releases a call for the first edition of the Voluntourism Program for…
Traveling whilst doing good deeds at the same time seems twice as wonderful, doesn’t it? And it is! This sort of exploration exists, and it is called voluntourism. Many…
Dona do Meu Fluxo means owner of my own flow and it is a project created and executed by Raízes in partnership with Korui. The project has a new date…
Have you heard of Tourism Characteristic Products? These are the activities and products that generate income for a particular region or locality, serving mainly tourists, but residents as well. These…
In 1999, the destination of Prainha do Canto Verde, in Beberibe (Ceará), Northeast Brazil, was considered for the TO DO! Award, an international award for Responsible Tourism (from Germany). And…
Following here, an article by Tourism Watch about tourism experience in Brazil : “Come in, the house is yours!” Many Brazilians still use this old saying to make visitors feel…
