August 2007
Editorial

In this issue, Amy Pollock reviews the successes of Arnold Brower�s school garden project, while Lucy Witter talks with the rector of an English school enrolling impoverished students; we hear form Save the Children about their reconciliation programme after the Cochabamba riots in January...read more...

August 2007

Editorial

In this issue, Amy Pollock reviews the successes of Arnold Brower’s school garden project, while Lucy Witter talks with the rector of an English school enrolling impoverished students; we hear form Save the Children about their reconciliation programme after the Cochabamba riots in January.

The main objective of the “cocha-banner” is to promote different types of social work and happenings in Cochabamba or Bolivia in general, many of which the people of Cochabamba and visitors are unaware of. It is geared to help organizations, foundations and other groups spread the word on the work they do.

Cocha-Banner is distributed for free within the city and covers a variety of topics from news and current affairs to features and reviews. If you would like to present an article to publish in the cocha-banner or have any comments please send it to our email address: cocha_banner@yahoo.co.uk

Ximena Noya
Editor

Save the Children is a non-profit institution here in Bolivia. The children�s rights based organization has been working in the country since 1985, and since then, has expanded its activities to every department in Bolivia....

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