Esto es lo que comenté el otro día que compartió Felix de la experiencia en Nicaragua con niños y jóvenes.
> Dear worldwide OSM community, > > last year, we, the Nicaraguan OSM community realized a wonderful > collaboration with UNICEF to map on the Caribbean Coast together with > children of different ages to identity the dangerous places in their > environment. > > We now have a complete document documenting the workshops, the methods and > everything available in English language: > http://en.unicef.org.ni/media/publicaciones/archivos/Geotecnologias_participativas_29_04_16_INGLES.pdf > > <http://en.unicef.org.ni/media/publicaciones/archivos/Geotecnologias_participativas_29_04_16_INGLES.pdf> > > “These kinds of initiative share new knowledge and encourage innovation,” > commented Philippe Barragne-Bigot, the UNICEF Representative in Nicaragua, > talking about the results of the mapping in Bluefields. “They also include > children and adolescents, giving them the opportunity to participate as > thinkers and implementers, identify places of risk and propose solutions to > the problems. These experiences can change children’s lives and also have the > potential to change their environment and—why not?—the world.” > (http://en.unicef.org.ni/prensa/140/ <http://en.unicef.org.ni/prensa/140/>) > > Please feel free to use the information and document for similar projects you > might be working on. > > Best, > Felix
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