In support of High Asia´s Indigenous Communities

Yurt
     Association

is a specialized non-profit organization engaged in supporting
mobile indigenous communities through different ways
with a special focus on the High Asia region

YURTA general WEBPAGE
CULTURAL PROJECTS WEBSITE
  • HOME
  • THE HIGH ASIA REGION
    • ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION
    • NATIVE COMMUNITIES
  • HIMALAYAK
  • WYHA
  • THE YAK-PEOPLE FRIENDSHIP TRAIL
  • COOPERATION
    • CONFERENCES. & WORKSHOPS
    • CONSULTANCY
    • PARTNERSHIP
    • LINKS
  • SUPPORT / CONTACT
Welcome ~ Bienvenidos ~ Bienvenue ~ Добро пожаловать ~ 欢迎 ~ میں خوش آمدید
From the estimated 30 million of mobile indigenous people on Earth, pastoralists make up a vast majority. One of the World’s most important pastoral regions is High Asia, with approximately 5 million people involved in a distinctive pastoral system symbolized by a unique species: the yak
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                              Our Cooperation projects in High Asia                               

For the Himalayas
For all the High Asia region
For Central Asia
HIMALAYAK
WORLD YAK HERDERS ASSOCIATION
THE YAK-PEOPLE FRIENDSHIP TRAIL

                                   Other fields of interests                                     

Apart from High Asia, YURTA Association is also interested in other geographic areas and indigenous peoples

Please, click on the boxes to know the human groups and themes we are interested in, as well as our projects in these geographic areas

north america
europe
MIDDLE EAST
high
asia
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andes
patagonia
spain
india nepal
south-East
asia

                         0ur Principles and  Partnership                       

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CONTACT  DETAILS:
Phone / whatsapp: +34 634773719
E- mail: sancarnomad@gmail.com
Skype: santiago.carralero

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YURTA Association
Non-profit organization based in
La Granja de San Ildefonso , Segovia (Spain)
Registred in Interior Ministery (Spain)  nº.
599318
CIF / VAT nº. G93180099


We would love to have you visit soon! 
This website have been elaborated and published by Santiago J. Carralero Benítez
  • HOME
  • THE HIGH ASIA REGION
    • ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION
    • NATIVE COMMUNITIES
  • HIMALAYAK
  • WYHA
  • THE YAK-PEOPLE FRIENDSHIP TRAIL
  • COOPERATION
    • CONFERENCES. & WORKSHOPS
    • CONSULTANCY
    • PARTNERSHIP
    • LINKS
  • SUPPORT / CONTACT