Amazon 2030

The Amazon rainforest plays a fundamental role in regulating the planet’s climate. Different studies foresee that by 2030 almost half of it could disappear. If so, the effects on climate change would be irreversible. Based on this premise, Amazonas 2030 is conceived as an alliance between civil society organizations, private enterprise and the media, which evaluates and monitors the impact of public and private management on the quality of life of the population and ecosystems.

Agricultural Engineer specialized in Government and Management of Regional and Municipal Development. Has experience in the hydrocarbon sector, overseeing compliance with environmental licenses and land management for oil pipeline infrastructure. For 7 years, worked with the Colombian government in formulating and supervising productive agricultural projects for small and medium-sized producers in the Colombian rural sector. Currently, is leading the execution of projects focused on strengthening sustainable alternatives for the conservation of the Colombian Amazon.

Amazon 2030

Amazon 2030

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