few days ago I received an invitation to this event. At first I did not pay much attention because it seemed poítico content, and in recent weeks the city of Cusco has been awash with election propaganda, which not only generate solid waste pollution (banners, flyers, posters, balloons, banners, etc..) but also sound, because the candidates believe that the loud music and speeches to all volume placed in homes and cars throughout the city will win the vote of the electors.
I went through the door of this exhibition and I decided to enter. What a wonderful surprise!
is a great number of facilities also very well done, are educational and invite the city to thought.
The exhibition is organized by topics and by following a simple but creative circuit also has young people who will explain each item as it comes to areas.
's all based on improving the quality of life, respecting the environment. Thus we have such an interesting representation of the pros and cons of building on hillsides and ravines without proper planning, how deforestation and pollution in these areas puts at risk the health and lives of the people, greatly increasing the danger of landslides and landslide.
We presented the idea to recover the old river city, now under the concrete, creating bike paths and rearrange traffic so that subsequent generations will grow up with healthy habits and respectful of their environment.
We are taught about waste segregation and suggest alternative solutions for the recovery of rivers for example. Did you know that the city of Cusco generates nearly 400 tons of solid waste DAY?
But for every problem and proposes a solution Guaman Poma de Ayala NGOs gives us the opportunity to participate. There is a section dedicated to the initiatives and suggestions from visitors, a call to reflection for a conscience vote for candidates who respect the environment and health of citizens. It also presents solutions to improve the quality of life in the city and countryside, respecting and caring for the environment.
The circuit ends with a positive message: Yes you can solve or at least slow these and other problems, with the help of all regional and municipal governments and the general population.
is an excellent initiative, full of proposals and invites dialogue and participation. In addition to the artistic, plastic and visual, have scheduled a series of interesting lectures. Admission is free, so there's no excuse not to view if you are in Cusco.
The exhibition runs until Sept. 25 at the Hotel de Turistas Heladeros Street.
Cuéntame ... What do you think of this initiative? Did you participate in any proposal like this before, where while education is given to the spectator stands to propose solutions?
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