China

Their indigenous organization, Parkomarka, is rooted in ancestral land in Andamarca, Bolivia a sacred territory once cultivated and protected by Parkomarca's grandfather. Guided by the Andean cosmovision and deep reverence for Pachamama (Mother Earth), Parkomarka is committed to restoring both land and culture through eco-conscious and spiritually grounded initiatives. The organization is currently initiating a land restoration project that reclaims degraded ancestral lands in Andamarca to develop a holistic, eco-friendly center. Their vision goes beyond agriculture; the organization is creating a regenerative sanctuary inspired by the spirit of Bali where people reconnect with nature, ancestral wisdom, and themselves. Their restoration activities include, agroecological regeneration using native crops and permaculture techniques, revival of traditional medicine with local herbs, mirroring the healing philosophies found in Chinese medicine, construction of sustainable infrastructure: eco-buildings, meditation spaces, and plant-based kitchens using local, organic ingredients. Women's empowerment: Indigenous women lead their green busines incubator, promoting entrepreneurship rooted in environmental respect and cultural pride, cultural and spiritual revival: The organization integrate ceremonies, storytelling, and ancestral practices that heal both land and spirit. The organization envision Parkomarka cultural preservation, and spiritual renewal where every structure and practice honors Earth and future generations. Their mission is to restore land not only but a humble farmer who rose through life with dignity, wisdom, and unwavering respect for animals and Pachamama (Mother Earth). His dream was to see their land protected and thriving, and The organization carrys that vision forward by building a legacy that honors his values and empowers future generations. From a capacity standpoint, the organization face knowledge gaps due to the intergenerational los of traditional land stewardship practices. To scale their model, the organization urgently seek strategic partnerships, technical assistance, and policy inclusion to integrate indigenous knowledge into formal restoration frameworks and ensure long-term impact.