El Foro se realizó en la ciudad de Cochabamba impulsado por la Friedrich Ebert Stiftung (FES Bolivia) y el Instituto de Estudios Internacionales de Bolivia (IDEI).
En los últimos años, se ha vuelto cada vez más evidente el impacto social y ambiental devastador del modelo económico en Bolivia, la mayoría de la población se encuentra en situaciones precarias de informalidad, desempleo o subempleo, con redes de protección social inadecuadas y servicios públicos de baja calidad.
Las posibles alternativas hacia un modelo económico más diversificado, equitativo desde el punto de vista social y sostenible desde una perspectiva ecológica deben ganar prominencia en el debate público. Esto tiene como objetivo influir tanto en la formulación de políticas públicas como en la modificación de las acciones de los actores políticos, económicos y de la sociedad en su conjunto.
En este sentido, el pasado 30 de agosto se llevó a cabo el Foro RRII: "La nueva revolución verde y las oportunidades para países en desarrollo" en la ciudad de Cochabamba impulsado por la Friedrich Ebert Stiftung (FES Bolivia) y el Instituto de Estudios Internacionales de Bolivia (IDEI), para debatir el tema en cuestión.
Con las exposiciones de Oscar Alba, residente del Instituto de Estudios Internacionales, Daniel Agramont, coordinador de proyectos de la FES Bolivia y de Roberto Salvatierra, Consultor coordinación entre el Viceministerio de Relaciones Exteriores y el equipo PNUD y FILAC, el foro de debate compartió ideas, propuestas, intenciones y una mirada crítica sobre el contexto boliviano relacionado a la revolución verde y las nuevas oportunidades para los países en desarrollo.
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