AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoBolivia’s Cultural & Heritage Sector: Bolivia reopened La Paz’s National Archaeology Museum (Munarq) after nearly a year of renovation, unveiling “Raíces eternas, legados vivos” with 395 objects and placing a repatriated Inca mummy and a stone deity returned from Switzerland at the center, supported by CAF and spanning about 11,000 years across seven themed galleries. Social Economy & Jobs: Ibero-American member states adopted the Ibero-American Commitment to the Social and Solidarity Economy 2026–2030, a consensus roadmap to strengthen regulation, fiscal/financial tools, public procurement, and stakeholder participation to grow more inclusive, resilient economies. Food & Fisheries Value Chains (La Paz-linked): SmartFish, a La Paz-based nonprofit, expanded its Value Rescue Model for Mexican finfish, octopus, and shrimp, reporting 212 metric tons sold into higher-value markets and 53 jobs created (many for women) through better quality, traceability, and market access. Indigenous Media Funding (Bolivia eligible): Cultural Survival’s Indigenous Community Media Fund opened applications for Indigenous radio and other community media across South America including Bolivia, with a deadline of Aug. 9, 2026. Amazon Conservation (Bolivia protected areas): Inditex and Conservation International will invest about €6.5 million (2026–2028) to protect Amazon ecosystems, including Bolivia’s Santos Mercado, Gran Manupare, and Alto Beni protected areas.
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