At the Rachoch Community Center in Las Minas, which serves the Indigenous rural community through education, healthcare, and income-generating initiatives, I contributed to projects aimed at breaking the cycle of multigenerational poverty. I researched and experimented with alternative cooking briquette production, improving efficiency and sustainability, and collaborated on a business plan for a women’s cooperative focused on embroidery and weaving, covering responsibilities, wages, and profit-sharing. Applying project cycle management, business development, and hands-on research, I supported local economic growth, sustainable practices, and food security. Deliverables included a comprehensive business plan for the cooperative, enhancements to the briquette production process, and contributions to establishing an organic farming and food production site at the center, empowering youth and women while fostering long-term community development.