Every project starts with listening to and engaging with the people it aims to support.
This week, TTA and our project partners are visiting the different communities where new electricity, water and telecommunications systems will be implemented, alongside bioeconomy initiatives.
These visits are an opportunity to officially introduce the project, explain the next steps, answer questions and keep communities informed about the project timeline.
Representing TTA on the ground are Rouché Ronosemito, Arioene Vreedzaam and Rafael Yari Cabanillas Gonzalez, joined by Bisnoedath Boedjawan from our water partner ASTC.
The wider project team also includes colleagues from EBS, the Ministry of Natural Resources (MNH), Telesur, the Inter-American Development Bank and Amazon Conservation Team.
We believe that keeping communities informed and involved from the start is essential to building projects that respond to local needs and create lasting impact.
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