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The Fundación's leadership received a special distinction from Fundación The House Project for its work on women's leadership in the department.
Management Report16 posts, from the most recent to the oldest.
A workshop with the La Boquilla community on strengthening cooperative associations and building tourism products from the ground up.
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A talk on farming culture as a living classroom and on the Almanaque Bristol as a record of rural knowledge.
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Follow-up sessions with graduates and recognition for the standout tourism figures in each of the three departments.
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"How to be emotionally intelligent in a digital age?", the Fundación's talk at Expofuturo, Pereira.
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Graduates brought their ventures to the park and showed them directly to PANACA visitors.
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MinCIT, FONTUR and Fundación PANACA certified 207 students from Cauca (68), Nariño (56), Valle del Cauca (46) and Chocó (37): 119 women and 88 men, 65% from rural areas, 84 from PDET territories and 111 from ZOMAC. The investment exceeded COP 6.7 billion.
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The Fundación took part in the country's leading tourism fair with graduates on the stands of every department, confirming the weight its training carries in the sector.
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With this cohort the programme reached 1,686 graduates. The impact evaluation shows that 76% increased their income — by 57% on average — that 86% apply what they learned and that 97.1% rated the content as new to them.
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Graduates from all 32 departments of the country: 559 women (55%), 251 victims of the armed conflict (24.9%), 152 people from Indigenous communities (15%) and 232 participants from PDET territories.
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A 120-hour immersive course with producers from 11 departments and 25 rural organisations, under the Comprehensive Cooperative Association Methodology. Before the graduation, the CONECTA meeting brought together 80 producers of coffee, cocoa, avocado, potato, plantain, livestock and fish farming.
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The final class graduated at the park in Quimbaya. In all, the programme trained more than 1,000 people from all 32 departments and 335 municipalities, with an investment of over COP 4.579 billion.
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A month of training in cooperative association, accounting and teamwork. On the same day, 50 young people from the "El Campo Emprende" programme were certified as farm technicians.
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Thirty days of training at the Lérida (Tolima) and Quimbaya (Quindío) campuses: 52% women, 13% from Indigenous communities and 6% from Afro-descendant communities.
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Providers from Cauca, Valle del Cauca, Nariño, Cundinamarca and Boyacá — 54% women — completed the programme led by Fundapanaca, part of a national strategy that trained 320 tourism professionals.
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Graduation at the park in Quimbaya for the programme run with the Ministry of Agriculture. The Practical Farm Technician qualification is endorsed by the Quindío Education Secretariat.
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