History

The project starts at año 2014 in Oliete, Teruel, by 5 jóentrepreneurial venes, who shareían the visión nonconformist to see a town, its culture and natural heritage disappear.

Queríwe are able to link society, through #233;s of experiences or food products, in the #243 recovery of the 100,000 abandoned olive trees of Oliete, generating así sustainable rural development

Project

We want to #237;we are able to link society, through #233;s of experiences or food products, in the solutionón of the problemática. To do this, we created an experience única around the recovery of #243 olive trees: fathering. It consists that anyone can participate through www.apadrinaunolivo.org,#233 www.apadrinaunolivo.org, link #237 #225ing to the history of the village and a árbol as autóctone as olive. We are already more #225;s of 5,000 sponsors and godmothers who contribute 50 euros per year.

The project is #225 also sustainable and self-sufficient through the marketing #243 of the recovered property #233 through our brand with propó sito “Mi Olivo #8221; (www.miolivo.org), currently with 20,000 customers.

All of this has allowed to reverse the situation of #243 abandonment of Oliete, which had it not been for apadrinaunolivo.org, currently not countingía with 18 jóvenes local farmers established in the village working full-time in the village, the school of Oliete hasía closed due to lack of niños. Shops and restaurants in the area do not enjoyían annual tourism of 3,000. people, and the 10,000 olive trees that we have recovered to date, becoming #237;an abandoned, with the devastating consequences that this generates on the environment and rural ecosystem. Similarly, so many other olive trees can be #237;an be abandoned, if not because our mill empowers 150 small #241;or local farmers in the region whom we help make their farms moreás profitable.
The Malacuera team is made up of three people, David Rodriguez, César Salvador and Carlos Rodríguez. In addition,#225;s, we haveó #160;with the collaboration of an inológico team, a design team#241;or other communication team #243;n. 

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The project currently employs 18 people, 80% of whom are at risk of social #243;