Social transformation requires integrated action, human leadership, and continuous investment in education. The Interelos Institute operates on the understanding that lasting transformations only occur when different dimensions of development are strengthened simultaneously.

The first premise of our work is that sustainable development depends on the balanced articulation between all links in a chain, territory, or social network. This means creating structural conditions for income generation, community strengthening, access to rights, human development, and productive inclusion.

In supply chains linked to the socio-bioeconomy, this involves acting in an integrated way from the management to the processing and marketing of products, respecting the best socio-environmental practices and valuing local knowledge.

In urban contexts, this means developing solutions capable of connecting vulnerable workers to opportunities, support networks, citizenship, and social protection.

The second premise of Interelos is that the results obtained through economic and social development should generate human transformation and the capacity for autonomy in the long term.

Therefore, we continuously invest in education, leadership training, institutional strengthening, and social innovation as ways to expand the capacity of individuals and communities to transform their own trajectories.

These premises lead to actions based on:

  • Metrics: creating indicators and monitoring milestones that allow measuring social, economic, environmental, and human impacts over time.
  • Empowerment and engagement: strengthening the active involvement of communities, workers, and organizations in the collective construction of solutions and in the consolidation of more cohesive and sustainable networks.
  • Education and human development: promoting training, autonomy, management skills, and the development of leaders connected to the realities and challenges of territories and cities.
  • Institutional coordination: connecting the public sector, private initiative, civil society, and communities to build structural and scalable solutions.

Based on these premises, Interelos develops projects aimed at strengthening both the socio-bioeconomy and territorial development, as well as the social transformation of vulnerable urban populations, always through integrated, participatory, and impact-oriented solutions.

Our vision

simultaneous intervention in all links in the chain and results invested in education.

To develop a productive chain, it is necessary to intervene simultaneously in all its links.