TMI

The Instituto de Montaña (Mountain Institute) works hand-in-hand with mountain communities to address their most critical challenges. Our work revolves around three central themes: sustainable economic development in the mountains, conservation of mountain environments, and support for mountain cultures. Since our founding, we have listened to the people who know mountains best — those who live in mountains — and we help identify and implement solutions to the challenges that threaten their livelihoods, local ecosystems, and the natural and spiritual resources that benefit us all.

The US-based non-profit, The Mountain Institute (TMI), was the original home of Instituto de Montaña. Since 1996, The Instituto de Montaña has focused exclusively on the challenges faced by remote communities in the Andes Mountains and the fragile environments that surround them. We design solutions in partnership with local communities to meet their unique needs. We’re making a real difference in people’s lives in some of the most remote and threatened places on the planet. One of our key programs helps communities to become more resilient in the face of climate change using nature-based (EbA) solutions.

Address: Peru
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TMI Contributed To...

Detailed Solution
Rebuilding Trust and Resilience: Climate Adaptation in Tanta, Peru

A solution that integrates local knowledge with modern science and technology focused on three key components: strengthening community organisation, enhancing local skills and knowledge, and implementing green-gray infrastructure. Through a...
Short Solution
Restoring ancient water management systems in the high Andes as an adaptation to climate change – Miraflores, Peru

This solution was originally published on thePANORAMA – Solutions for a Healthy Planet platform. You can find additional information on this solution, including the 'building blocks' behind it and a...
Detailed Solution
Robust ecosystem-based adaptation measures in Miraflores, in the Nor Yauyos Cochas Landscape Reserve

The case corresponds to the EbA (Ecosystem-based Adaptation) experiences implemented in the community of Miraflores (other implementation sites were Canchayllo, Tanta and Tomas), in the Nor Yauyos Cochas Landscape Reserve...