Programa 15 - Putumayo

Abstract

The program focuses on the story of Simón Bolívar Hansasoy Córdoba, a displaced farmer who founded the community company "Sabor a Amazónico" in Putumayo. This company is dedicated to the production and marketing of curcumin, a product with medicinal properties. Through the interview, the following topics are explored: Community empowerment: It highlights how the production of curcumin has generated employment and economic empowerment for the displaced community. Government support: The support of the DPS, SENA and other institutions in the development of the company and in the training of producers is recognized. Challenges of the displaced: The difficulties faced by the displaced in Putumayo are addressed and the importance of generating productive projects to improve their quality of life. Importance of local production: The importance of consuming local and organic products, such as curcumin, to strengthen the local economy and people's health is highlighted. Citizen participation: Listeners are invited to get involved in political life and to demand that their representatives work for the well-being of the community.