Accredited NGOs located in this country

The list of accredited NGOs is presented below, along with corresponding accreditation forms. You can search the list using the criteria provided on the right.

Name, address and source	Activities related to ICH
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Centro Daniel Rubín de la Borbolla a.c. Daniel Rubin de la Borbolla Center, a.c. [en] Galeana 115 San Ángel, c.p. 01060 México D.F. Mexico URL: https://www.centrodanielrubindelaborbolla.org.mx Tel.: +52 +55 555 095 69; +52 55 3399 4308 (n transmis par LP) Next report due 2023 Renewed in 2019 (Activity report: English) Accredited in 2010 (Request: English) - No. 90023 Decision-making meeting: 3.GA - 2010 Details	Year of creation: 1993 Budget: U.S.$36300 Domain(s): - oral traditions and expressions - social practices, rituals and festive events - knowledge and practices concerning nature and the universe - traditional craftsmanship - other - patrimonio cultural gastronomía tradicional Safeguarding measures: - identification, documentation, research (including inventory-making) - preservation, protection - promotion, enhancement - transmission, (non-)formal education - revitalization - desarrollo de instrumentos metodológicos para el registro y elaboración de inventarios aplicación de sistemas de información geográfica al inventario y promoción del patrimonio cultural Main countries where active: Mexico
Conservatorio de la Cultura Gastronómica Mexicana Conservatory of Mexican Gastronomic Culture [en] Conservatoire de la culture gastronomique mexicaine [fr] Calle Gladíolas 15, San Ángel Tlacopac Álvaro Obregón 01040 CDMX Mexico URL: https://www.ccgm.mx Tel.: +52 55 55 550 92 88 Next report due 2023 Renewed in 2019 (Activity report: English) Accredited in 2010 (Request: French) - No. 90001 Decision-making meeting: 3.GA - 2010 Details	Year of creation: 1999 Budget: U.S.$250000 Domain(s): - oral traditions and expressions - social practices, rituals and festive events - knowledge and practices concerning nature and the universe - traditional craftsmanship - sistemas alimentarios, ecogastronomia, alimentación y arte, ciencias de la alimentación Safeguarding measures: - identification, documentation, research (including inventory-making) - preservation, protection - promotion, enhancement - transmission, (non-)formal education - Creacion de redes regionales e internacionales para el rescate de las cocinas indígenas Main countries where active: Argentina, Bolivia (Plurinational State of), Brazil, Chile, Colombia, Ecuador, Mexico, Peru, Venezuela (Bolivarian Republic of)
Interactividad Cultural y Desarrollo A.C. Cultural Interactivity and Development, A.C. [en] Priv. Hacienda del Rosario 38 Geovillas de la Hacienda San Andrés Cholula, Puebla Mexico CP 72197 Mexico URL: https://interactividad-cultural.mx Tel.: +52 55 1903 0600; +52 22 2589 8000 Next report due 2023 Renewed in 2019 (Activity report: English) Accredited in 2010 (Request: English) - No. 90075 Decision-making meeting: 3.GA - 2010 DetailsDownload brochure	Year of creation: 2008 Domain(s): - social practices, rituals and festive events - knowledge and practices concerning nature and the universe Safeguarding measures: - identification, documentation, research (including inventory-making) - preservation, protection - promotion, enhancement - revitalization - Fostering new economic activities for self-funding of intangible heritage manifestations. Main countries where active: Guatemala, Mexico Cultural Interactivity and Development participated in the drafting of the General Law on Culture and Cultural Rights of Mexico and collaborated in the approval of state legislation and local regulations, the UNESCO Conventions and the national legal framework on cultural rights. It has provided training in cultural rights and safeguarding of intangible cultural heritage to 165 municipalities of the State of Puebla, 58 municipalities of the State of Zacatecas and various municipalities of the States of Veracruz, Hidalgo, San Luis Potosí, Aguascalientes, Quintana Roo and Jalisco. It designed and produced the PODCAST CULTURAS MUNICIPALES, broadcast through Spotify and You Tube (Cultural Interactivity and Development) It has also established a register of 156 ICH expressions of Tlaxcala, México.
La Enciclopedia del Patrimonio Cultural Inmaterial - EPCI Intangible Cultural Heritage Encyclopedia [en] Caballocalco 28, Col del Carmen, Coyoacán C. P. 04100 CDMX Mexico URL: https://www.humanheritage.org Tel.: +52 55 1237 5859 Next report due 2023 Renewed in 2019 (Activity report: English) Accredited in 2010 (Request: English) - No. 90055 Decision-making meeting: 3.GA - 2010 DetailsDownload brochure	Year of creation: 2007 Domain(s): - oral traditions and expressions - performing arts - social practices, rituals and festive events - knowledge and practices concerning nature and the universe - traditional craftsmanship - other - Through a collaboartive web site we´re doing an extensive inventory of those activities or items that belong to each domain and the individuals related to them as well, for thus our field of work contains the 5 main domains of the Convention. EPCI AC, realiza acciones de registro, salvaguarda y difusión para cada ámbito incluido en la Convención de 2003. Safeguarding measures: - identification, documentation, research (including inventory-making) - preservation, protection - promotion, enhancement - transmission, (non-)formal education - revitalization - other - Through collaboartive web site´s tools, people from all the world can help us to deliver an extensive inventory of the intangible cultural heritage, this is a powerfull tool to promote and transmit the ICH, and revitalize it as well 90055 - La Enciclopedia del Patrimonio Cultural Inmaterial, A. C. A través de nuestro programa Enlaces Culturales, se investiga, identifica, promueve y transmite el Patrimonio Cultural Inmaterial. • “XOCOTZIN: Remarkable kid”: Elementary school program focused on identify, value and disseminate elements of the Intangible Cultural Heritage in their locality. • CREATIVE. A commercial strategy to decolonize crafts and promote intellectual property, brands and licensing of products and services. • ULAMA. Supporting the first massive sport in the world with 3,500 years of practice in Mexico: The rubber ball game.