Pachamama Nahui Nativa (Homegrown Mother Earth) or (Mother Earth Homemade) is an experimental non-profit nongovernmental local community socioeconomic agroecology and environmental educational project being developed through an alliance between nature, health, and farming enthusiasts from around the world. The project is being developed to serve as a model for sustainability and socially responsib
le enterprise development through the presentation of an idea incubator by borrowing bits and pieces of best practices from multiple cultures and traditions that touch different levels of our stratified socioeconomic systems. The project is being developed over a period of 3-5 years in accordance with sustainability measures proposed under Agenda 21, the United Nations, the UN Millenium Development Goals (MDG's) for Poverty Eradication, and under international social responsibility guidelines and transparency standards established by Globcal International and the Goodwill Ambassadors of the World.
