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CLIMATELY INTEGRATED HEALTH MANAGEMENT IN THE COLOMBIAN ANDEAN MOUNTAINS

EXECUTIVE SUMMARYClimate change, aggravated by patterns of prolonged droughts and floods, has increased the exposure of vulnerable communities to waters contaminated with pathogens and toxic

DESIGN PROPOSAL FOR A MARINE PROTECTED AREA FOR CUPICA BAY – CHOCÓ, ON THE COLOMBIAN PACIFIC COAST

RESUMENBased on an ecoregional planning exercise for the selection of priority sites for conservation in the Colombian Pacific and the qualification of ecological criteria, 14,400

CONSERVATION PROGRAM 2022-2032, OF THE Caquetá Tití Monkey (Plecturocebus caquetensis), IN THE COLOMBIAN AMAZON BASIN

The conservation program seeks the sustainable recovery of the population of the Caquetá Tití Monkey (Plecturocebus caquetensis), a critically endangered species in the Colombian Amazon

STRATEGIC REFORESTATION TO FIGHT AGAINST EROSION IN THE COLOMBIAN AMAZON

ABSTRACTThe main objective of this research work is to determine the importance of reforestation on the banks of the Amazon River as an alternative for

HYDROPONIC CROPS PROGRAM IN INDIGENOUS COMMUNITIES IN THE SIERRA NEVADA OF SANTA MARTA, IN COLOMBIA

EXECUTIVE SUMMARY The WOMEN ENVIRONMENTAL CORPORATION leads a comprehensive program of hydroponic crops in the indigenous communities of the Sierra Nevada de Santa Marta, as

PHOTOVOLTAIC ENERGY PROGRAM FOR WATER SECURITY IN THE VICTIMS OF THE ARMED CONFLICT IN COLOMBIA

SUMMARYThe Sierra Nevada de Santa Marta in Colombia is home to the Narakajmanta indigenous community, made up of 500 families, who have been involved in

COFFEE TOURISM PLAN WITH A PERSPECTIVE WITH INTERNET OF THINGS AND BLOCKCHAIN TECHNOLOGY, IN THE QUECHUA INDIGENOUS COMMUNITY

SUMMARY Welcome to the exciting world of coffee tourism with an INTERNET OF THINGS (IoT) twist in the Quechua indigenous community in Colombia. This project

DESIGN PROPOSAL FOR A MARINE PROTECTED AREA FOR PALOMINO – MAGDALENA ON THE COLOMBIAN ATLANTIC COAST

RESUMENBased on an ecoregional planning exercise for the selection of priority sites for conservation in the Colombian Atlantic and the qualification of ecological criteria, 24,216.33

CLIMATELY INTEGRATED WATER PROGRAM IN THE COLOMBIAN AMAZON BASIN

This proposed program aims to address the need for water security of 300 families of the Ticuna indigenous community in the Colombian Amazon basin. The

FITORREMEDIATION WITH RED MANGROVE (RHIZOPHORA MANGLE) OF COASTS CONTAMINATED WITH MERCURY, ON THE COLOMBIAN PACIFIC COAST

RESUMEThe biodiversity of the MPA Protected Marine Area: UTRÍA (ID 303549), on the Colombian Pacific coast, it contains high mercury concentrations from illegal gold extraction

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