
SPI Board Members visit a local elementary school at the site of one of our projects. The benefits of an SPI developed site can be seen beyond the local artisans and among all members of the community.

SPI Board Members visit a local elementary school at the site of one of our projects. The benefits of an SPI developed site can be seen beyond the local artisans and among all members of the community.
Handwoven baskets made from local reeds and rushes by the community living near the archaeological site of Bandurria, Peru, one of SPI’s newest project sites. The sale of these baskets and other products to tourists at the site brings a sustainable income to the local community and incentives them to protect and preserve their cultural heritage.
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