Natural resources and the involvement of design and the community as a method for environmental solutions

Abstract

Natural resources are important for both the environment and the beings who inhabit it, especially air, water and soil, essential to sustain life, is why it should be preserved, however, society current, is characterized by a marked consumption linked to industrialized countries, but sometimes repeated by developing areas (coffee-case) in which the irresponsible practices accentuate the deterioration of renewable and nonrenewable natural resources; is where the design must participate and engage communities, promoting the creation of inclusive solutions.