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A Tianguis is an open-air market or bazaar traditionally held in Mexico, connecting diverse producers and products. These markets have roots tracing back to the pre-Hispanic era and maintain their unique charm. Tianguis promotes peer exchange, fosters community learning, and deepens networking among various actors, both public and private. By gathering evidence from different settings, Tianguis serves as a tool for sustainable development, addressing demands and needs on a permanent basis. Discover the vibrant culture and mutual interests that flourish at these traditional markets.
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¿Why hold a Tianguis? • Because the concept brings out the fact that each one has something to offer. • Because there is diversity in products and in producers. • Because there is peer exchange. A tianguis is an open air market or bazaar traditionally held on certain market days in a town or city neighborhood in Mexico. This bazaar traditionally has roots well into the pre-Hispanic period and continues in many cases essentially unchanged. (From: Wikipedia The Free Encyclopedia http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tianguis).
What do we come accross? Wefind a mutual interest in knowing, learning, sharing, deepening and networkingbetweendifferentactors: public and private.
RIPSO & Results Itisimportantthattheevidencecollected in differentsettingsbecomestools and mechanismstocontributetocountries and respondtodemandson a permanentbasis.