Building the Future of Rural Innovation
Social Impact Projects
Empower communities today while generating the agricultural data Mexico will need tomorrow.
Our Four Foundational Projects (2025 - 2026)
Dachimilco Agrivoltaics – Mexico City (Pilot Site)
Dachimilco Agrivoltaics – Mexico City (Pilot Site)
Focus: Women-led training, urban–rural food systems, water monitoring, drone education.
Research: Shade impact on native crops (quelites, tomatoes, herbs) using micro-layout A/B tests.
Why It Matters: A replicable model for urban peripheries and community food resilience.
Santa María Yosoyua – Oaxaca
Dachimilco Agrivoltaics – Mexico City (Pilot Site)
Focus: Education for indigenous women & girls, digital agriculture literacy, soil regeneration.
Research: Performance of traditional milpa under variable PV tilt and spacing.
Why It Matters: Rural indigenous regions are the key to gender equity in agriculture.
Cuetzalan Agrivoltaics – Puebla
Focus: Coffee-growing communities, Connected Coffee standards (EUDR), youth drone workshops.
Research: Coffee plant tolerance under semi-shaded agrivoltaic canopy + humidity sensors.
Why It Matters: Coffee needs climate resilience—agrivoltaics can protect future yields.
Rafiqui Solar Recycling Lab – Jalisco
Focus: Circular economy, panel disassembly, art recycling, environmental education for kids.
Research: Recovery of second-life panels + evaluation of materials.
Why It Matters: Sustainability education begins with hands-on learning and creative reuse.
What we measure?
This data becomes public for sponsors, communities, and researchers.
The Long-Term Vision
To create 100 agrivoltaic micro-centers in Mexico—each one led by women, powered by data, and connected through a national network of learning, experimentation, and social innovation.
