Sowing Hope in Ubaté

With a commitment to the environment and sustainable development, the Ubaté branch launched its new segment, "Sowing Hope," on April 22nd during the radio program "Ubaté Para la Vida." This segment will highlight environmental issues in the region and is produced by the Ubaté branch through its Environmental Management System.

The radio program for Earth Day, led by communicator Angela Paderi and with the support of Caterine Rodríguez, SGA Manager Ubaté Section, featured special guests who made this program a great launch for Sowing Hope, the new section.

“We did it because our action plan is geared towards the environmental aspect and we have a learning field called Sowing Hope, so we want to showcase what we do. That's why we joined forces between communications and the SGA,” explained Angela Paderi.

The professional explained that the Ubaté branch has committed to achieving the Sustainable Development Goals and, in its modern approach, giving the environment the importance it deserves. It's worth noting that the El Tibar Agro-environmental Unit is part of this branch, and this program will be an opportunity to showcase the work being done there to promote environmental balance.

The launch

For the first broadcast of Sowing Hope, the guest was Edwin Pérez, social manager of the Sabana Ecopark, of the Jaime Duque Park Foundation, who spoke about the environmental work of the park since its founding and its mission axis.

In addition, he spoke about how sustainable the park is thanks to the solar panels, solar lights, ecological trails, and the functions that all of these fulfill to contribute to the environment.

They also discussed water management, the carbon footprint, and the various projects being managed there to save endangered species.

The program

The program features segments such as: Ubaté is all of us, Transmodern Character, Message from the Heart and Soul, and now, Sowing Hope. On Earth Day, the following were invited to participate: Marcela Sánchez from the Ubaté branch's physical resources department; Liliana González, with a business venture; Diana Del Pilar Ramírez Acosta, from the Tortugas Foundation; and Edwin Pérez, social manager of the Sabana Ecopark of the Jaime Duque Park Foundation.

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