STIE
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Center for Biodiversity and Drug Discovery
Panama is located in a privileged position among the biodiversity "hot spots" worldwide, which is convenient for carrying out bioprospecting projects that involve the different thematic disciplines of our research center (chemistry, ecology, biotechnology). The beneficiaries of this cooperation would be the students, technicians and scientists who participate in it, as well as their respective institutions. <Expected Outcomes> The results include but are not limited to: trained scientific and technical staff, published scientific articles, manuals preparation, thesis for bachelor and Master Degrees.
CYGS
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As the Co-Chair of the CYGS Working Group, this event was aimed to encourage young people and students to participate in order to raise awareness of and passion about FEALAC, including the use of digital platforms. This program aims to strengthen collaborations on digital transition among youth through FEALAC framework.
STIE
PROJECT YEAR :
2024 FEALAC University Discovery Year (FUDY)
Provide opportunity for students from FEALAC member country higher learning institution the opportunity to experience life as a student at UBD and learn about Brunei Darussalam and its rich culture.
CYGS
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FEALAC RUN (Reading, Understanding, Nations of FEALAC)
To commemorate 25 years of FEALAC, and to promote the awareness and visibility of FEALAC among the general public through the introduction of different literary pieces of FEALAC member countries.
CYGS
PROJECT YEAR :
2024 FEALAC Young Leaders (Supporters Program)
At the 9th Foreign Ministers' Meeting in the Dominican Republic, greater visibility for FEALAC was identified as a key need, as stated in the Declaration on "Strengthening the Institutional Framework of FEALAC". In response, the Republic of Korea and the Cyber Secretariat developed a Public Relations Program aimed at increasing FEALAC's visibility in Korea. These efforts build on the FEALAC Supporters Program that was launched in 2019 to commemorate the 20th anniversary of FEALAC. Comprised mainly of undergraduate and graduate students interested in FEALAC and the two regions, East Asia and Latin America, the FEALAC Supporters have organized various public relations events to introduce FEALAC to the Korean public. Korea aims to enhance FEALAC's visibility in the country and inform a wider audience about FEALAC's significance for Korea's foreign policy by actively using online platforms. To achieve this goal, Korea and the Cyber Secretariat have established popular social media accounts, such as a blog channel, Instagram, and YouTube, as part of the FEALAC Supporters Program.
CYGS
PROJECT YEAR :
09 Nov 2023
FEALAC World Tsunami Awareness Day
FEALAC World Tsunami Awareness Day was organized to raise awareness about the devastating impact of tsunamis and to promote disaster risk mitigation within the youth community in Ponorogo, Indonesia. By commemorating this day, we aim to encourage greater collaboration, share knowledge, and enhance youth resilience to mitigate the risks associated with tsunami.
CYGS
PROJECT YEAR :
28 Oct 2023 ~ 31 Oct 2023
FEALAC Journalist Visit Program 2023 - Post-Event Program in Indonesia
Capitalizing on FEALAC Journalists' Visit Program (JVP) organized annually by the Government of Singapore, Indonesia has invited FEALAC JVP 2023 participants to a post-event program in Jakarta. This initiative offers firsthand experiences of Indonesia's culture, history, political landscape, democracy, press freedom, and thriving economy. Through engagement with fellow journalists, this exchange enhances comprehension and strengthens regional bonds, fostering global collaboration and knowledge sharing.
CYGS
PROJECT YEAR :
23 Oct 2023 ~ 27 Oct 2023
21st FEALAC Journalist Visit Programme (JVP)
The JVP is Singapore’s annual national project under the FEALAC umbrella, which brings journalists from Latin America to Singapore, to enhance understanding between both regions at the people-to-people level. To date, Singapore has organised 20 runs of the JVP since 2000, hosting over 110 journalists from Latin America. This is the first run of the JVP after a three-year hiatus due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
