REVERSING THE VIOLENT & CORRUPTION CULTURES WILL BE A GAME CHANGER!
EDUCATION, pedagogy aims to reverse the additions of violence and corruption, in addition to the other critical aspect for change and is to reverse the self-hypnotization in which the majority of Colombians live from a reality full of suffering, violence, of poverty, of hunger, of injustice. To accomplish this we are going to use technology that has been used successfully for the last 8 years for instant referral around the world, we are very fortunate that this knowledge is available to us at this time in human history.
The program combines neuroscience, epigenetics, neuroplasticity, endocrinology, psychoneuroimmunology, and quantum physics. We are going to wake up that 90% of Colombians anesthetized in pain, we are going to create the reality that the Colombian people deserve! Let’s hypnotize ourselves of a life of prosperity, abundance, transparency, of peace!
This Program is Avalibale upon Request
CIRCULAR ECONOMY TARGETS ZERO WASTE & POLLUTION USING MATERIALS LIFECYCLES
“Circular Economy is an economic system that targets zero waste and pollution throughout materials lifecycles, from environment extraction to industrial transformation, and final consumers, applying to all involved ecosystems. Upon its lifetime end, materials return to either an industrial process or, in the case of a treated organic residual, safely back to the environment as in a natural regenerating cycle.
It operates by creating value at the macro, meso and micro levels and exploits to the fullest the sustainability nested concept. Used energy sources are clean and renewable. Resources use and consumption is efficient. Government agencies and responsible consumers play an active role ensuring correct system long-term operation.”
circular development is a model of economic
More generally, circular development is a model of economic, social and environmental production and consumption that aims to build an autonomous and sustainable society in tune with the issue of environmental resources.[17] The circular economy aims to transform our economy into one that is regenerative. An economy that innovates to reduce waste and the ecological and environmental impact of industries prior to happening rather than waiting to address the consequences of these issues.[18] This is done by designing new processes and solutions for the optimization of resources, decoupling reliance on finite resources.[17]
The circular economy is a framework of three principles, driven by design: eliminate waste and pollution, keeping products and materials in use and regenerate natural systems.[4] It is based increasingly on renewable energy and materials, and it is accelerated by digital innovation. It is a resilient, distributed, diverse, and inclusive economic model. The circular economy is an economic concept often linked to sustainable development, provision of the Sustainable Development Goals (Global Development Goals) and an extension of a green economy.
The Reforms Proposed by the ProJuPaz Foundation and the Plan Salida Social Movement
Our strategy to generate “unprecedented change” at the human-environmental level will be a National Program designed to activate the switch of conscience and build ethical beings with love for the environment, creating strategies such as the program “YOUR GARBAGE CREATES MONEY AND VIDA” focused on the idea that “waste is resources” and which will have as its objectives: sustainable waste management, greenhouse gas (GHG) reductions, separation of biodegradable, recyclable and organic waste at source , environmental education campaigns, a system of fines, incentives and volunteering, which will finally be the fundamental axes of the program at the national level.
The use of “garbage as energy” will be used -which will provide the necessary electricity to the regions-, door-to-door collection and various environmental education programs, which will simultaneously bring millions of “green jobs” and the economic benefits that They will be estimated at hundreds of billions of dollars, in addition to the production of thousands of tons of biofertilizers and compost destined to strengthen the vision of “Colombia as a world agricultural power” that will turn it into a true green country.
Ana Inés Vásquez is the president of the Community Action Board of the GIFT neighborhood in Bosa and a member of the National Interethnic Network of Environmental Defenders and has become a manager of cultural change. From her town, Bosa, she has developed a community initiative of urban gardens that have provided food security to the residents of the neighborhood.
We are going to have the opportunity to understand how the process was to generate these spaces and to know what is the importance of involving boys and girls in this type of initiative, since Ana Inés found in the construction of urban gardens on the terraces of the neighborhood an alternative to the boredom experienced by boys and girls in the confinement of the pandemic.
We are working the Circular Economy Proyect using the model that the neighborhood, “The GIFT” worked with integral recycle and the head of household women, made to emphazice on, HOW TO WORK WHITH WHAT WE HAVE and that means our organic waste, our little spaces as long as we are using OUR CONSCIONESS TO MAKE THE DIFFERENCE.
More on information to be send upon request.
AGRO-ECOTOURISM, RISE AWARENESS & RESPECTFUL MINDSET!
Agri-ecotourism or agro-ecotourism is a mix of both ecotourism and agritourism. It’s a form of tourism that involves visitors participating in sustainable farming and learning about local produce. Known to be socially responsible and eco-friendly, the popularity of agri-ecotourism continues to grow as people look for new experiences outside of cities.
Whether it’s for leisure, education, or just curiosity, agri-ecotourism has managed to attract both international and domestic tourists. Driven by the need for more sustainable solutions and pastimes, this blend of interests has the potential to continue expanding in the future
Difference between Agritourism and Ecotourism
Agritourism brings tourists to a farm or ranch to teach them about the local culture and increase income while ecotourism promotes sustainable and responsible travel to areas with the intention of conserving and protecting the environment. Ecotourism, also known as nature tourism, tends to be more focused on raising awareness for environmental issues. Both of these forms of tourism also work towards supporting the local community and encouraging a respectful mindset.
The combination of the two results in agri-ecotourism, a new and durable approach to tourism
Why Do We Need Agri-Ecotourism?
There are many types of tourism that you may have heard of or even experienced first hand. Culinary tourism, business tourism, sports tourism, and even medical tourism – you name it. What makes agri-ecotourism stand out is that it is heavily focused on protecting the environment and reducing our carbon footprint while still providing an enjoyable holiday.
For guests, agri-ecotourism is an escape from busy city life. It gives them the opportunity to be surrounded by nature and immerse themselves in a new culture. Not only does this provide endless activities for travelers, but it also supports local farmers.
Agri-ecotourism can provide jobs in areas that normally have high levels of poverty, improve the food supply chain, strengthen traditional farming practices, and promote the local heritage through art.
Furthermore, it’s a great cause to promote because it works on conserving natural habitats and increasing landscape diversity. Because agri-ecotourism teaches people to be more responsible when it comes to their consumption habits, this change in mindset can be transformative for our society.
Agri-Ecotourism Activities for Guests
Agri-ecotourism is a lot more than just learning about the farming process. There’s an abundance of invigorating and memorable activities that guests can participate in when visiting eco-friendly farms. The best part is that it provides something interesting for all age groups.
If you own a vacation rental farmhouse, here’s a list of agri-ecotourism related activities that you can promote to your guests:
- Meeting local farmers
- Tasting a variety of fresh foods and produce
- Learning about rural art
- Farmer’s markets
- Visiting nearby protected areas and learning about their history
- Going on educational tours for a multitude of topics
- Milking cattle
- Winery tours
- Attending local festivals and fairs
- Renting out farmhouses or rural B&Bs to live out the full experience
- Workshops for corn grinding or traditional milk processing
- Learning about local architecture and construction