(Español) El Día Mundial de las Habilidades o Competencias Juveniles, celebra la idea de que todos deben tener la oportunidad de descubrir y desarrollar sus talentos.
Banasa has an HIV/AIDS labor policy with the dignity of the person at its core, and which is based on national and international laws relating to HIV/AIDS and sexually transmitted diseases.
BANASA and APIB invited workers and leaders from the southwestern region to participate in the CSR Forum: “Ethical leadership to transform Guatemala”.
(Español) El objetivo de la exposición fue demostrar los resultados positivos que tiene la metodología “emergente” y promover la implementación de la misma a nivel nacional, a través del Ministerio de Educación.
The Savings and Loan Coop “Mi Gente” held its annual meeting to announce the results, projections and benefits.
BANASA, in partnership with the University of Colorado, implements the Growing Healthy program to help improve health and nutrition in rural Guatemala.
Mojarras School implements a model focused on the student and his or her social and natural environment.
BANASA’s Food and Nutrition Security Program “One banana a day”, which complements children’s school snacks, began in March in the municipalities of Ayutla, San Marcos and Caballo Blanco.
Banasa carried out a Diploma Program to strengthen local capacities and adopting measures in the face of climate change.
BANASA, in partnership with the University of Colorado, opened a new birth center as part of its current Health Clinic located in Los Encuentros, Coatepeque.
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