Titekite Sanzekan SC de CV de RL Quality Palma crafts and historical identity

We are looking to develop a business model that offers favorable wages and conditions for artisans and their families and, at the same time, adapts to the challenges of climate change. through the installation of ecological stoves in artisan homes that reduces the use of firewood and emission of polluting smoke. Ocote pine plantation in Juan N. Alvarez Park to restore species to the exploited. To build a palm nursery that allows the artisan to take advantage directly, reducing the costs of intermediaries and the search for new markets willing to value the labor force and obtain a fair wage for the artisans. This has achieved a reactivation of economic activity for women in 8 communities near the Juan N. Alvarez Park. Higher income for 40 artisans + their families. Decrease cost of average handpiece 30%. Environmental services to inhabitants of 8 localities. Regeneration of ecosystems and adaptation to climate change.