Under the leadership of the outstanding Organizing Committee of the 3rd Bolivian Climate Change Congress, experts, government leaders and representatives from various institutions have gathered for a three-day event to discuss and promote a climate agenda that focuses on Water Security and Non-Carbon Benefits. The congress, which took place on August 9, 10 and 11 in Santa Cruz de la Sierra, marks a crucial milestone in the search for sustainable solutions to Bolivia's climate challenges.
With the slogan "Towards a Resilient Bolivia", this congress represents a collaborative effort between a wide range of organizations and entities committed to the fight against climate change and the construction of a sustainable future. The central objective of this meeting was to promote the creation of an ambitious climate agenda that contributes to both the country's climate ambition and a just transition to a resilient future.
One of the most prominent voices at the congress was that of Foragua Fondo, a leading institution in the field of water security and climate finance in Ecuador. Under the leadership of its executive director, Francisco Gordillo, Foragua Fondo has actively participated in all facets of the congress, including plenary sessions, thematic forums and negotiation tables. Its experience and unique perspective have shed light on the importance of climate finance for projects related to water security and sustainable benefits.
"In this congress we have achieved a constructive and enriching dialogue that highlights the importance of addressing climate change from multiple perspectives. Water security and non-carbon benefits are essential components of a comprehensive strategy to build a more resilient Bolivia in the face of climate challenges. Foragua Fondo is proud to be part of this collective effort from Ecuador and is committed to continue driving concrete and sustainable solutions."
Francisco Gordillo, Executive Director of Foragua Fondo.
The 3rd Bolivian Climate Change Congress has provided a unique platform for the discussion and dissemination of innovative ideas, pragmatic approaches and effective solutions to the challenges of climate change. Participants have addressed critical issues such as water management in a changing context, promotion of clean energy sources and building a resilient and diversified economy.
At the culmination of this congress, Bolivia is better positioned to face the challenges of climate change with a renewed vision and a firm commitment to building a more sustainable future. The synergy between institutions, leaders and experts that has characterized this event sets an important precedent for continued collaboration in the search for lasting climate solutions.
For more information on the results and progress of the 3rd Bolivian Climate Change Congress, visit https://www.facebook.com/SoyElBosque. Together, we are on the road to a greener and more resilient tomorrow.
RedLAC Communications Coordinator
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