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Our areas of action are framed in the understanding that Chile and California are very similar geographically, so societies in both places share the same challenges. The stories and experiences provide the knowledge needed for decision-making, and often as a result, we know in advance what works and what does not.
  • Clean Energy
  • Climate Change
  • Coastal Zone
  • Nature Conservation
  • Impact Investment and Entrepreneurship
  • Education and Culture
Impact Content
The ongoing dialogue between the Chile California Council and the different stakeholders in the public, private, scientific and community sectors is a source of valuable material that can be useful to learning and development.
  • Chile California Conservation Exchange
  • Articles
  • Audiovisual Content
  • Conferences
  • Academic Papers
  • Press
Get Involved
We invite you to be part of our community. We have different ways for you to participate in the CCC’s network and its different areas.
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About Us
Established in 2011, the Chile-California Council (CCC) is a bi-national 501(c)(3) non-profit organization, headquartered in San Francisco that promotes mutually beneficial relationships and the exchange of knowledge between in the public and private sectors in Chile and California.
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Astronomy at the Turn of the Twentieth Century in Chile and the United States – Chasing Southern Stars, 1903–1929

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Agroecology and the reconstruction of a post COVID-19 agriculture

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Motivations for (non-)compliance with conservation rules by small-scale resource users

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