February 2019 - AgroAmerica

AgroAmerica promotes processes of dialogue and community relations

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AgroAmerica, in alliance with the Center for Social Responsibility in Guatemala –CentraRSE-, the German Agency for International Cooperation –GIZ Guatemala-, and mills in the area have organized a Diploma of “Sustainable Dialogue and Conflict Transformation”.

Wit the Diploma, AgroAmerica aims to strengthen processes of community dialogue and relationship in the area of influence of the department of Escuintla. Community leaders from the municipalities of Masagua, Tiquisate, and La Gomera, Escuintla were invited.

The Diploma consists of 6 training sessions about the processes of dialogue and conflict resolution as tools to strengthen the community relationship and potentialized the impact of social projects.

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Students of the AgroAmerica School were awarded in the Regional Reading Contest

by Webmaster February 10, 2019

Schools from the public and private rural areas participated in the fourth reading contest of the municipalities of the Southwest Zone of Guatemala; in which the first three places of each grade level were awarded regionally

Students of the AgroAmerica School were awarded in the Regional Reading Contest

Students of the AgroAmerica School were awarded among the first three places in their respective categories for having exceeded the reading standard established by the Ministry of Education. The jury evaluated expression, accuracy, and reading speed.

In the regional Southwest contest, 90 children and 15 public and private schools from the departments of Quetzaltenango, San Marcos, and Retalhuleu participated.

The AgroAmerica School currently has more than 180 students, sons and daughters of company workers. The school was established to improve the academic level in the area and promote community development.