María René Lievana Sandoval, Coordinadora de Comunicación, Fundación Gaia Pacha, Los Tiempos: BINOMIO. Unidos por el agua, Comunidad de Santa Ana, Beni. | Cortesía – BINOMIAL. United by water, Community of Santa Ana, Beni. | Courtesy Embassy of Sweden rewards three Bolivian teams for generating water projects Within the final event, each team presented their…
Tag: sustainable development
Laguna Colorada: Geothermal plant – Planta Geotérmica
Alexander Richter, Think Geoenergy: Bolivia to explore future of Laguna Colorada geothermal project build out Laguna Colorada construction update (source: video screenshot, Sacyr website) A new hiring process is to kick start for evaluation work on the build out of the Laguna Colorada geothermal project in Bolivia. Latin America’s leading energy news platform BN Americas…
Equipo boliviano triunfa en concurso internacional de biología sintética – Bolivian team triumphs in international synthetic biology contest
Pagina Siete: The project that the group, made up of more than 60 people, presented was a biosensor that detects arsenic in water (VIDEO). Bolivia won the gold medal in the international iGEM competition on synthetic biology. The project that the group of more than 60 people presented is related to a biosensor that detects…
Reactivation – Reactivación
El Diario: Reactivation depends on all economic actors The participation of all economic actors is important for the reactivation of the national economy, since the government’s effort will not be enough, and one of the main issues to be discussed is smuggling to reduce the impact on the national industry, according to the vice president….
Natural Gas – Agriculture
Editorial, El Deber: Gas and agri, time to think outside the box There is a phrase widely used in recent times: think outside the box, which means leaving the traditional schemes to innovate and seek new solutions to problems. This is what the national government has to do at this time, when it is necessary…
Bolivia: Climate change, inequality and resilience
[To read full text on both documents, click on every photo] Introduction In 2009, a team of Oxfam researchers travelled around Bolivia, collecting information about the country’s vulnerability to climate change and interviewing experts, government officials and NGOs, and most importantly, poor women and men, mostly from Indigenous communities, about their experiences of climate change…
