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Who we are
The H&H Fauser Institute was founded in October 2006 and is a Non-Governmental Organization, recognized as a Public Interest Civil Society Organization (OSCIP). Our mission is sustainable development and culture in the Paraíba Valley, especially in the Alto Paraíba region, through the training of people, and the implementation, support, and encouragement of exemplary initiatives.
Our objectives include promoting sustainable development; conserving the environment; promoting culture; and preserving historical, artistic, and cultural heritage. Our objectives are achieved through direct actions such as training programs, project development and execution, fundraising, conducting studies and research in our areas of expertise, participating in the development of public policies through action on municipal councils and commissions, and supporting community initiatives, other Non-Governmental Organizations, and Public Agencies. We were declared a Public Utility Entity by Municipal Law No. 2,481, November 16, 2009.
Our performance
Have you ever wondered why NGOs exist? How and where do they operate? Here you'll find the answers you're looking for!
Independent Methodologies
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Socio-Productive Cycle;
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Collective construction of knowledge;
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Productive Restoration;
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Regenerative Tourism;
Areas of Focus
( Territorial Development)
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Formation;
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Value Chains;
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Public Policies;
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Tourism;
Why do we exist?
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Establish benchmarks;
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To contribute to sustainable development;
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Reduce rural exodus;
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Generating income through environmental conservation;
Our commitments
The H&H Fauser Institute focuses on environmental action, and its efforts are strongly aligned with several UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). Here are the main SDGs that represent the institute's work:
SDG 6 - Clean Water and Sanitation: Projects for the restoration of river basins, water resource management, and the preservation of springs, such as those developed by the Institute, are essential to guarantee access to quality water and improve sanitation.
SDG 12 - Responsible Consumption and Production: The Institute can engage in practices that encourage the sustainable use of natural resources, promoting a circular economy model and raising awareness about the importance of waste reduction.
SDG 13 - Climate Action: Planting native trees and restoring degraded areas helps mitigate the effects of climate change, as well as promoting adaptation to its consequences.
SDG 15 - Life on Land: The protection of terrestrial ecosystems, promoting reforestation and the preservation of native species, is directly related to SDG 15. This goal aims to preserve biodiversity and restore ecosystems.
SDG 17 - Partnerships and Means of Implementation: The H&H Fauser Institute, by collaborating with other projects and organizations such as Ciranda Ecológica and Ybiporã, TNC, Municipalities, etc., reflects the importance of partnerships to achieve the SDGs in a more effective and integrated way.
