Altekio association
Altekio Cultural Association generates innovative spaces for dialogues of knowledge between a wide diversity of stakeholders, professional fields and methodological approaches, specially through arts and culture. Through these bridges and connections, we accompany and facilitate processes of eco-social transformation at a personal, organisational and territorial level with a fresh and close style and pursuing the greatest impact.
We listen to the needs of groups, organisations and networks and design the best possible way to achieve the desired objectives.
We are an international association that work in 4 main areas:
- social ecology and sustainability;
- group facilitation;
- social innovation and citizen participation;
- and social and solidarity economy.
We do this work through trainings, innovation, research, intervention, consultancy and projects of various kinds, and always trying to blend the areas into more integral projects for eco-social transformation.
Services
At Altekio we work from three perspectives:
- as people (in terms of our capacities and qualities, values and beliefs, behaviours and ways of life);
- as organisations, groups, or networks with common objectives or needs;
- and from natural and urban territories, understanding the relationships that derive from inhabiting them.
| facilitation
| consultancy
| research
| training
| community intervention
| design of processes, methodologies and plans
thematic areas
We have specific experience working in the following thematic areas
| art and socio-ecological transformation
| climate crisis and resilience
| governance and citizen participation
| socio-environmental conflicts
| organisational development
| environmental education for sustainability
| positive impact entrepreneurship
| conscious and transformative consumption
| facilitation and process work
| social, environmental and adaptive innovation
Team
Lucila Valsecchi Lucero
1986 – Argentina
Lawyer from the National University of Córdoba, Argentina.
Master in Environmental Security and Peace from the UN-mandated University for Peace in Costa Rica.
She is currently part of the Institute for Facilitation and Change (IIFACe) and is studying Process Work at the Barcelona School.
She has developed most of her professional career in the field of sustainability, social innovation, and participatory public policy, both in Latin America and internationally. She has been trained in various international social technologies for community development and project planning.
Founder of the participatory community project Planta Tu Parque (Argentina), a process of citizen mobilisation and empowerment, with a focus on environmental education. Co-founder of Ramos Generales Coworking, the first shared and cultural workspace in the city of Río Cuarto, Córdoba, Argentina.
Currently, her professional development focuses on connecting sustainability with art and culture, integrating nature, art, and movement into the life of organizations and society.
lucila(a)altekio.ch
Mathieu Voisard
1980 – Switzerland
Interactive Media Designer in Fribourg, Switzerland
Environmental consultant, WWF / SANU training, Switzerland
Father of two children with benevolent values towards people.
Freelance graphic and web designer, he created in 2005 “sirup communication”. In 2015, he decided to accept only mandates related to sustainable development. In particular, he created the website and the video capsules for veveysengage.ch (https://veveysengage.ch).
Between 2007 and 2011 he was also a bike courier and marketing manager for velocité Lausanne. He is co-founder of the home service Dring Dring, which allows people to have their shopping delivered by bike.
In 2017 he completed an Environmental Advisor training created by WWF where he co-founded the still active association “FAIR’ACT for responsible fashion” which fights against fast-fashion.
In between he worked at the homeless shelter “Sleep In”, and is currently co-president of the neighborhood association “Wazamis”, in his adopted city, Vevey.
mathieu(a)altekio.ch
Collaborators
Anne Naize Da Silva
Gate process
jordi cornet auge
TILDE project