Sach’a Munay is a Peruvian non-profit. We work with farmers, schools and families in the Sacred Valley to grow healthy food and repair the land, using permaculture and ancestral knowledge.

Sach’a Munay is a Peruvian non-profit in the Sacred Valley of the Incas, an hour from Cusco city. We chose this valley because the soil is rich in minerals and because the old Andean knowledge is still alive here.

Since 2015 we have run workshops in agroecology and permaculture for local farmers. We also keep an experimental field where we test regenerative methods on local crops such as the Sacred Valley choclo corn, with clover cover crops, compost teas and natural fertilisers.

We help local communities return to regenerative ways of living and producing, based on permaculture ethics and ancestral farming knowledge, with a focus on the education, nutrition and safety of children.

A society that values cultural diversity and honours indigenous wisdom, and that builds living systems which are fair, reciprocal and healthy.

The Sacred Valley of the Incas, in the province of Calca, Cusco. Our office, nursery and organic farm are in Arin, next to Munay Sonqo.

Our sister organisation and our main source of funding. It gives a large part of its profits to our programmes every year. Our office and nursery sit next to the centre, and our farm supplies its kitchen with fresh produce.

Gerepro has partnered with Sach’a Munay to host and accredit our permaculture courses, taught by Mauro Escalante.