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CULTIMAR

Circular Economy

Organic liquid fertilizer made from byproducts of artisanal fishing, gathered at local fishing docks (DPA)

At Artisonal, we are driven by the power of innovation to create transformation. Through Cultimar, we breathe new life into fishing waste, turning it into high-quality organic fertilizers. Our collaboration with experts from UNALM fuels our mission to develop sustainable solutions that elevate agricultural productivity and preserve our precious ecosystems. Cultimar embodies our unwavering commitment to a circular economy and the creation of wholesome, environmentally friendly food... Read more

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Vision

At Cultimar, we envision a world where agriculture and fishing complement each other sustainably, producing healthy food, protecting biodiversity, and improving the lives of farming communities

Mission

To pioneer circular solutions efficiently utilizing organic fishing waste to produce sustainable and healthy food

Challenges

Organic fishing waste left unused represents a staggering 50% of the fish's weight. Additionally, organic fertilizers continue to account for less than 5% of the total market

Opportunity

Cultimar is an innovative solution that closes the loop in the life cycle of fishing. This initiative reduces pollution and promotes a circular economy by transforming fishing waste into organic fertilizers. Cultimar offers a more affordable and sustainable alternative to chemical fertilizers.

Objective

To contribute to sustainable food production by converting fish waste into high-quality fertilizer for the agricultural sector

Reach

+14 communities in the Chazuta district (San Martín)

+ 2200 farmers and families

increased income for fishers

Status

Product Experimentation and Development

Next step

Quality testing of Cultimar fertilizer in cocoa crops

Contact

Project Leader

Elizabeth Gutierrez

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Partners

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