Por el Grupo de Coordinación del Proyecto GEF CReW+: Daniela Araya, Pedro Moreo y Marle Reyes Existe una correlación ancestral entre los pueblos indígenas y el medio ambiente. El agua, la selva, los árboles… todos forman parte de la cosmovisión y expresión de los pueblos originarios de las Américas. El agua, en particular, ha sido parte determinante de su entorno y … [Leer más...] about Pueblos indígenas y agua: conectados en los proyectos medioambientales
Marlé Reyes Pantoja
Marlé Reyes Pantoja is part of the Coordination Group for the GEF CReW+ project. Marlé holds a degree in Biochemical Engineering and a Master's in Environmental Engineering and Wastewater Treatment (from UNAM-IMTA). Marlé has worked in water and sanitation project management in the Caribbean, related to improving services and managing water and wastewater, particularly in Guyana and Suriname, for over 10 years. Prior to her work at the Bank, Marlé worked at the Guyana Environmental Protection Agency in the Research and Development area, developing guidelines for the inclusion of environmental safeguards in various economic sectors and supporting the approval process of environmental impact studies in the water and sanitation sector.
