Malingas
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Development Models
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Malingas Community has based its development model upon agriculture and
cattle. Currently it owns about 2500 hectares or 6178 acres
already with mango for exportation, what becomes its lead product.
Some local specialists opine that Malingas' mango is the most
delicious of San Lorenzo Valley, and if San Lorenzo's mangoes are
the most delicious of Peru, then Malingas' mango would be the
most delicious of our country.
The countries those consume Peruvian mango are the United States and the European Union.
Another product that has begun to open its way at the international
market is the lime. Other options are the passion fruit, the graple, or
the cacao, those have started to be planted on large acres in Central
Malingas.
Other related entrepreneurships in the zone are:
Cattle: Almost the whole Malingas raises cattle, but at the upper zone
the small cattle grows up much easily because the grass breaking out
after summer rains. In fact, the upper zone is dry forest, an ideal
ecosystem for raise goats and bovines. The big cattle raises much
easily at central and low Malingas zone s. There are not regarding
significant projects.
Organic fertilizers: In Monteverde Bajo Village, with participation of
students and the advisory of Fe y Alegría 48 network, THEY'REmaking
organic fertilizers for offering them a new job choice. If you need
further information, go to Fe y Alegría 48 headquarters in Malingas
Town, Tambogrande.
Beekeeping: el Néctar de Malingas Association joins about 30
beekeeepers across the community, interested in developing organic
honey for exportation. Currently, they are looking for funs to
build a small plant that allows them to process this product by
volume.
Food Industry: Promoted by Fe y Alegría 48, some farmers started up to
prepare and commerce algarrobina (carob syrup), obtained from carob's
cooking. The project is layed off because of absence of markets.
Handcrafting: FACTORTIERRA.NET has found that in villages of the upper
zone, tissues are still made by using the millenial technique of waist
loom. The problem is that just four weavers survive. Also, in
Guaraguaos Alto, we have found a wood sculptor. Nobody has proposed any
rescue project so FACTORTIERRA is looking for persons or
organizations interested in promoting them from fair trade perspective.
Geottourism: The Malingas' local is reknown because of the naughtiness,
the hospitality, and the endless memory of anecdotes and fantastic
tales of the community. Eats what that land produces and the
surrounding landscape is one of the most beautiful at Piura's Coast,
practically brought in the Andean Range. Also, there are evidences of a
historic past that is in process of study and discovery while the paths, mounts, and water flows are atractive for the
ones loving the extreme action. You just gotta get in here.
Report on Archeological Research.
What the first thesis on tourism feasibility says about Malingas
Our former field producer Frank Nima is able to bring you into Malingas. More information at (+51)969102204
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Sports: Soccer player Roberto Jiménez is not the first top sportsman of
this community. Almost the whole one is full of talentswith
potential in soccer, volley, athletism and bodybuilding.
Although he really born in Máncora, Malingas has adopted to Wílmer
Talledo, best known as Romario, one of the most constant but less
recognized runners of Tambogrande. Sports space is still an unchartered
territory, if we also consider the
possibility of developing here a wide list of extreme sports as
mountain bike or rock climbing.