• Graciela Castillo: The volunteer who informs and educates about water projects in Honduras.

  • Aug 14 2024
  • Length: 6 mins
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Graciela Castillo: The volunteer who informs and educates about water projects in Honduras.

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  • “Mujeres Aguas Arriba” (Women Upstream) is made possible through the collaboration of Latitud R, the governments of Latin America and the Caribbean, the Spanish cooperation via the Cooperation Fund for Water and Sanitation (FCAS), and the Inter-American Development Bank (IDB). These organizations work together to effectively ensure human rights regarding water and sanitation in the region, with a particular focus on the most disadvantaged rural populations. Other gender equality initiatives are also developed, and integrated water resource management is encouraged

    The team behind “Mujeres Aguas Arriba” (Women Upstream):
    General Coordinator: Anamaría Núñez
    Executive Producer: María Augusta Olmedo
    Gender Specialists: Leticia Ortega and Naiara Martínez
    Content: Andrea Ortega Carreño and Paul Constance
    Illustration: Verónica Alvarado and Carolina Curbelo
    Design and Editing: Natalie Ponce Hornos
    Audiovisual Producer: Adriana Loeff

    #IDB #Improvinglives #IDBImpact+

    At the Inter-American Development Bank we work to improve lives in Latin America and the Caribbean. www.iadb.org
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