Non-profit organizations · Lima, Perú

Coordinadora Rural

Coordinadora Rural is a Peruvian non-profit organization that works in rural development and the inclusion of small producers. It offers support through projects and publications.

About Coordinadora Rural

Who We Are

Coordinadora Rural is a non-profit association, established in February 1992. Over these years of institutional life, experiences have been collected in the formulation of policy proposals and advocacy in favor of the rural sector, as well as the development of initiatives for the inclusion of small rural producers in markets. With the purpose of continuing to advance in the fulfillment of its objectives, Coordinadora Rural proposes three strategic axes that guide its actions:
  • 1. Promotion and articulation of experiences
  • 2. Knowledge management and experience capitalization
  • 3. Strengthening of civil society

Our Projects

  • Improvement of production processes of rainbow trout – Puno
  • Income increase through granulated panela production – Piura
  • Installation of a reproductive gazapo nucleus center – Cusco
  • Certification of Labor Competencies – Moquegua
  • Income generation through handwoven yarn – Puno
  • Business promotion of textile production – Moquegua
  • Using ICT for women – Puno / Cusco
  • Added value in Trout – Puno
  • Commercial breeding of guinea pigs – Ancash
  • Income generation through hand weaving – Puno
  • Income generation through guinea pig breeding – Ancash
  • Promotion of Rural Ecotourism – Puno

Publications

  • Today, February 20: Coordinadora Rural celebrates 27 years working for family agriculture in Peru
  • October 15 – International Day of the Rural Woman
  • September 10, 2018: Coordinadora Rural publishes an updated and restructured website

Our Allies

Working together in service of Agriculture in Peru.

Contact Us

Ave. Ricardo Tizon y Bueno N° 841 Jesús María - Lima
Phone 1: (511) 4715238
Phone 2: (511) 4713921
Email: cooru@cooru.org
Skype: cooru

In brief

Support for family agriculture and rural development