Resources
Free materials for learning and taking action: understand each project’s context and access its guides, reports, infographics and games directly.
Documents remain in their original language. Each link indicates the format and, where there are two versions, the language. Spanish and Valencian document titles are retained so you can identify the original materials.
Bats: play and learn with Pip
An illustrated five-chapter adventure and an independent ten-question biodiversity quiz with a downloadable educational diploma. Both applications are available in Spanish and Valencian, not in English. Choose one of those languages to take part.
Sowing Participation: shared knowledge about urban gardens in Mestalla
The participatory process led to free educational materials on urban gardens and sustainability: growing in small spaces, home composting and sustainable eating. All three materials are available in Spanish and Valencian.
Project funded by: Ayuntamiento de València · Concejalía de Participación y Acción Vecinal
AgroTech for Human Rights: fair digitalisation in Spanish agriculture
To promote an inclusive, sustainable and human-centred approach to digitalisation in agriculture, we have developed downloadable resources for choosing useful technology, adopting good practices and understanding digital labour rights in farming. They are accompanied by a diagnostic report on digitalisation and labour rights in Spanish agriculture.
Project funded by: Ministerio de Asuntos Exteriores, Unión Europea y Cooperación
A good-practice guide for a sustainable school garden
Following an initial assessment, this guide was developed for teachers to promote sustainability in urban school gardens and take the next step: turning the garden into a living sustainability laboratory.
Project funded by: Conselleria de Educación, Cultura, Universidades y Empleo
Traditional tools and practices in the Valencian huerta
Research and interviews with farmers and specialists from L’ETNO, the Valencian Museum of Ethnology, led to a monograph on the traditions of the Valencian huerta. You can read it in Spanish and Valencian.
The causes of food waste and measures to reduce it
This report details the main causes of food loss and waste and measures to prevent them at every stage of the agri-food value chain: production, processing and transport, distribution, catering and households.
Reconnecting with the Valencian Huerta
This educational project highlights the Valencian huerta and the work of its farmers. It helps children recognise vegetables while they are still growing and learn which season they grow in. The game involves matching three cards: the name of a fruit or vegetable, what the final produce looks like, and the plant seen growing in the field. It includes teacher instructions, a seasonal calendar, printable cards, an activity workbook and family materials.
The Mediterranean Diet
The Mediterranean Diet is more than a way of eating: it is a way of life that connects health, culture and respect for nature. Recognised by UNESCO as Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity, it represents a balance between people and their environment. These infographics explain how to practise it at home and the role of produce from the Valencian huerta.
More materials to read and download
Local consumption of Valencian farm produce
The original source does not identify a Spanish version of this report. The Valencian version is available.
Sustainable Development Goals
Educational activity packs for children
Easy-to-understand materials
Legal texts analysed from a feminist perspective
Natural spaces
A commitment to equality
The association received the “Fent empresa. Iguals en oportunitats” seal, awarded by the Instituto Valenciano de las Mujeres following approval of its first Equality Plan. That plan covered the period from 1 September 2022 to 1 September 2025.