CEDO Intercultural integrates people, knowledge and solutions; to promote resilient communities and ecosystems. The organization is committed to improvement based on the continuous strengthening of communities and the natural environment, through: i) knowledge for decision-making; ii) the dissemination and application of tools for promoting community participation and consensus; iii) education; iv) conservation, sustainable use and dissemination of the regional biocultural heritage; v) adaptation to climate change and vi) the design and promotion of ecosystem-based harvesting and management schemes.

Taking up the accumulated experience of 40 years of uninterrupted work, at CEDO Intercultural we organize our work aligned with the National Development Plan of Mexico 2019-2024, the National Strategy on Biodiversity of Mexico, the 2030 Agenda, and the Sustainable Development Goals, the United Nations Decade of Ocean Sciences for Sustainable Development and the Post 2020 Global Framework for Biodiversity.

Aligned to the National Development Plan 2019-2024, which proposes a model of development that is respectful of the inhabitants and of the habitat, equitable, aimed at correcting and not exacerbating inequalities, defender of cultural diversity and the natural environment; Leave No One Behind: For the Good of All, Poor People First, Caring for the Environment and an Inclusive Economy; and the Initiative for Sustainability in the Northern Gulf of California, which seeks to create environmentally sustainable and resilient coastal communities by recovering the social fabric in an environment of reactivation of fishing activities and others carried out with a perspective of sustainability.