A programme accompanying farmers in the Alto Quípar Valley through a progressive process of soil and water restoration — adapting each intervention to the farm’s specific conditions, the farmer’s knowledge, and the realities of dryland agriculture in a semi-arid landscape.

The Valley has the landscapes, the stories, and the people — but decades of rural depopulation have hollowed out its cultural life. This programme rebuilds it from the inside: bringing artists to live and work in the territory, reviving the memory of its villages, and creating events that draw people in from outside — new faces, new ideas, new energy.

The Valley’s regeneration needs people who build things. This pilot programme scouts and supports a first cohort of micro-entrepreneurs who want to develop economic activity rooted in the territory.

There are farms available for sale inside the Quípar Valley that an investor could acquire. We would accompany a full regenerative transition over a 20-year plan — managed operationally by Alfonso Chico de Guzmán, and supported by Regeneration Academy with research, monitoring, education and training for future farmers.