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Empower Ecuador

This initiative, led by mentors from the University of Maryland, focuses on empowering Ecuadorian communities through a series of targeted projects. With a multidisciplinary approach involving colleges namely Behavioral and Social Sciences, Arts and Humanities, Engineering, and Agriculture, the team aims to address vital priorities such as equity, information transfer, and literacy. Key activities include setting up weather stations, conducting socio-economic surveys, and engaging in crop mapping. Working collaboratively, these efforts will foster sustainable development and enhance community resilience.

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Empower Ecuador

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  1. Empower Ecuador Mentors: John Lea-Cox and BrukBelayneh Jessica Belt, Stephanie Ingber, Lorena Kowalewski, Julia Nagy, Ian Reichardt

  2. College of Behavioral and Social Sciences College of Arts and Humanities Clark School of Engineering, Civil Department College of Agriculture and Natural Resources

  3. Background

  4. FIA Priorities Info equity Info transfer Info literacy Collaboration

  5. Process

  6. Weather Stations

  7. Community Engagement

  8. Crop Mapping

  9. Socio-economic Surveys

  10. Collaboration

  11. Next Steps

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