Programa, Choco-Quibdó 23

Abstract

In this radio program, José Ali Ricard Perea, member of the Funesco organization, shares his vision about the foundation's efforts in the department of Chocó, focused on improving the living conditions of the inhabitants of the vulnerable neighborhoods of Quibdó, especially young people and women. The foundation offers training programs in trades such as the manufacture of brooms and rags, as well as alliances with SENA to promote employment. José highlights the unemployment situation in Chocó and the lack of opportunities for young people, which has led the foundation to seek solutions through education and entrepreneurship. Additionally, he comments on the importance of strengthening cultural identity and peaceful coexistence between Afro and indigenous communities. On a political level, he underscores the need for a new generation of young leaders to work for the department's progress. It also invites listeners to learn about and enjoy the natural beauty of Choco.