Formal employment is one of the main ways we contribute to social development, creating a direct impact on well-being by enabling:
Formal employment is one of the main ways we contribute to social development, creating a direct impact on well-being by enabling:
Stable income
Access to social security
Development opportunities
Through initiatives such as Kekén T-Incluye, we promote the labor inclusion of people with disabilities, fostering accessible workplaces and a culture of equality and respect.
Key results:
More than 200 people with disabilities employed
More than 8,500 employees trained and sensitized
Adaptation of spaces under accessibility principles
Regional expansion through Península T-Incluye, involving more than 130 companies
This model reduces employment barriers, strengthens autonomy, and promotes more inclusive organizational cultures.
“Quédate en el campo” is our flagship initiative to promote permanence in rural areas through dignified living conditions, capacity building, gender equality, and empowerment.
Sustainable productive activities
Actions focused on strengthening productivity and generating economic opportunities in rural communities include:
Biosolids use
The use of biosolids as soil improvers in agricultural activities contributes to enhancing soil fertility and reducing reliance on external inputs.
This approach makes it possible to:
Beekeeping promotion
Beekeeping is supported as a productive activity that enables producers to generate additional income and strengthen their livelihoods within the territory.
Through technical support and capacity building, we contribute to:
