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RIMAC – DYNAMISE THE DISTRICTСтр 1 из 7Следующая ⇒
BVBP-001 RIMAC – DYNAMISE THE DISTRICT RIMAC 08/07 – 29/07 RENO VOLS PROJECT: The neighborhood of Rimac, at the time of colonial Lima, used to be the part of the town where the Spanish nobles had their luxurious residences. That changed with the time, and nowadays the hyped Miraflores and Barranco districts house the high and medium classes of Lima, while Rimac has been deserted. The ancient colonial and pre-colonial heritage has been for long neglected, but now the municipality, in collaboration with the Bolivarian Brigade of Volunteers, has decided to change the situation. For 2018, the Brigada, in partnership with other local organizations, presented a project of valorization and conservation of the historical center of Rimac to the World Heritage Volunteering Initiative in order to dynamize the process of rehabilitation of the district. The Brigade and the Municipality of Rimac welcome the volunteers willing to help us to help in the requalification of the Backus factory, the cleaning of the Huaca la Florida and the mobilization of the inhabitants in the Trujillo street. WORK OBJECTIVE: Sensitize the population of the district to the importance of the cultural heritage conservation through the requalification of historical sites of the city center. ACTIVITIES: The volunteers, under the supervision of a technical leader, will clean, paint and furnish the last floor of the ancient backus factory, in order to allow the Rimac social center to use it for cultural and pedagogic activities. The volunteers will clean the Huaca la Florida archeological site, in order to open the ancient temple ruins to the public. They will also organize an activity to raise awareness on the importance of the site targeting the local population. Supported by the local organization ocupa tu calle, the volunteer will organize street action in order to requalify the urban space of Jiron Trujillo, an ancient street with high tourist potential, by involving the local inhabitants. The participants will also prepare and implement some interventions in the Rimac schools aiming to sensitize the local pupils to the importance of local heritage and its preservation and valorization. ACCOMODATION AND FOOD: The participants will be accommodated in the historic center of Lima. The facility offers basic services: water, electricity, laundry. The participants will sleep in shared rooms and will have to bring their own sleeping bag. The volunteers will receive food and will have to take care of cooking and cleaning activities. Do not forget some traditional, typical foods, drinks and recipes from your country of origin for the international evening
LOCATION AND LEISURE: Rimac district is located in the northern part of Lima, the capital of Perú and ancient capital of the colonial dominions of Spain in the Andean region. Rimac district is nowadays mainly inhabited by low classes inhabitants, but just crossing the Rimac river you are in the very historical center of the town. You can breathe the atmosphere of the colonial Lima just walking in its ancient streets, lined with beautiful “casona”, the houses of the Spanish nobles. Besides, you have all the leisure activities of a big and modern capital at your disposal, museums, archeological sites, bars, restaurants, clubs, and even the possibility to surf on the waves of the Pacific Ocean! From Lima you can easily organize excursions to visit all the most beautiful sites of Perú, like Machu Pichu, the Titicaca lake, the White Cordillera etc.
Bring a warm sleeping bag, working clothes, gloves and shoes, warm and rain clothes and a flashlight. Everybody must, in any case, bring their insurance certificate. If health issues happen on the project, volunteers will have to pay for it, and then be reimbursed once back in their home country. MEETING POINT: You can reach Lima by plane from all around the world. The meeting point is at the arrival terminal of the Jorge Chavez International Airport of Lima (LIM) the 8th of July at 9 PM. The camp leaders will welcome the volunteers and then move the group to the accommodation by public transport.
BVBP-002 CAJAMARCA 12/07 – 02/08 RENO VOLS PROJECT Cajamarca is very attached to its historical and cultural heritage. For that reason this year the municipality launched an ambitious plan of conservation and valorization of the historical center. Our project aims to collaborate to that process under the flag of the World Heritage Volunteers initiative 2018. The main goal is to work on the renovation of the house of Toribio Casanova, illustrious founder of this city, in order to transform it in the museum of culture and identity of Cajamarca, a center for the promotion of the history and the heritage of the town. The idea is to develop a multidimensional approach, combining manual work, rising awareness actions, cultural exchanges, development of competences in the renovation crafts and touristic valorization. The Cajamarca Branch of the Brigada de Voluntarios Bolivarianos del Perú (BVBP) is happy to welcome the volunteers willing to help in the valorization of our beautiful cultural and historical heritage.
WORK OBJECTIVES: The objective of the workcamp is to participate in the renovation of the ancient Casona of Toribo Casanova and to develop a dynamic of sensitization around the heritage conservation ACTIVITIES: The volunteers, under the supervision of a technical leader, will participate to all the necessary works to restore the house of Toribio Casanova: cleaning, renovation of the walls, construction of carpentry and reproduction of the original decorations. In the afternoons the participants will take part to classes offered by the Restoration Workshop School of the municipality of Cajamarca to discover the arts of renovation: stone cutting, carpentry, blacksmithing, archaeological conservation and gardening. The participants will carry out actions to raise awareness on heritage conservation based on non-formal education tools in educational centers and schools. They will organize also animations and parades to inform the community about the work done. The field will end with the organization of a fair to show the results of the volunteers work to the inhabitants of the city.
ACCOMMODATION AND FOOD: The participants will be accommodated in the historic center of Cajamarca. The facilitie offers basic services: water, electricity, laundry. The participants will sleep in shared rooms and will have to bring their own sleeping bag. The volunteers will receive food and will have to take care of cooking and cleaning activities. Do not forget some traditional, typical foods, drinks and recipes from your country of origin for the international evening.
LOCATION AND LEASURE: If Cajamarca is a small city, it can offer several archaeological and natural tourist attractions, like the Cerro Santa Apolonia, a viewpoint dominating the town where you can sit on the ancient “Inca chair”, a recreational center with thermal waters (where the Inca Atahualpa bathed) and also the rescue room that was filled once of gold and twice of silver for paying the freedom of Atahualpa, in vain Just 45 minutes from the city of Cajamarca you can visit the Chetilla and Porcon communities, that are still maintaining the original language of Quechua and their ancestral customs such as bartering, minga. etc. You can also discover pre-Inca ceremonial centers like Cumbe Mayo, where you can see ancient hydraulic system and a unique engineering still working nowadays, cave paintings, a stone forest and a museum site. It is also possible to trek on the Inca Trail, visit Llacanora Falls, and bate in one of the largest lagoons in the north, Laguna de San Nicolá s.
SPECIALS REMARKS: Bring a warm sleeping bag, working clothes, gloves and shoes, warm and rain clothes and a flashlight. Everybody must, in any case, bring their insurance certificate. If health issues happen on the project, volunteers will have to pay for it, and then be reimbursed once back in their home country. MEETING POINT:
BVBP-003 PALCA 23/07 – 13/08 MANI / ENVI VOLS PROJECT: The " Kaypacha Kankunapa" project was carried out due to the concern of the members of the Brigada to improve the living conditions of our community brothers. The branch of Palca of the Brigade of Bolivarian Volunteers of Peru launched the long-term project Kaypacha Kankunapa a year ago in order to create a local production center in the community of Huaruyoc. The objective of this center is to generate an economic income for the community, working at the same time in an inclusive manner in order to involve the poorest part of the population, and using organic products from the area in order to promote a local development that respects the environment. In particular, we work on 1. Eco-craftsmanship: (compilation, transformation and production) 2. Agroindustry: (collection, selection and transformation) 3. Eco-tourism: (valorisation, inventory) The production center has been very successful and is well recognized in the local production landscape. The next step is the creation of a place of sale for the products of the center. In accordance with our logic of intervention, we want this store to have a social dimension as well, serving as a meeting place for locals and travelers, raising awareness of local problems and foster the ecotourism development. WORK: OBJECTIVES: Set up an organic store to sell the good produced by the center and from the surrounding exploitations and participate in the center's production activities. ACTIVITIES: The volunteers will carry out various activities, not only the organization and decoration of the store, but will also take part in workshops about ecotourism and cultural exchange • Preparation of a mural in the store in order to show cultural identity of the area. • Construction of high relief tablets in mud as a tourist attraction. • Work with children in the creation of a Bio-garden aiming to improve the food supplies (part of the program qaliwarma) • Participation to production and handicraft workshops (Transformation of organic products, manual skills) in order to promote economic improvement for the people of the area. ACCOMMODATION AND FOOD: The participants will be accommodated in the district of Palca, one of the nine districts of the province of Tarma, located 30 minutes from the provincial capital. The accommodation will be in a family house with four rooms with basic services. (hygienic services, kitchen, common hall) The volunteers will sleep in shared rooms (bring your own sleeping bag). The meals will be cooked according to the participant need (Vegan, vegetarians etc.). In the free time they will participate in walks, sports, cultural exchange activities. The host family has more than 7 years of experience with visitors from other countries.
LOCATION AND LEASURE: The district of Palca has a temperate climate, with moderate rainfall, and sunny and hot days from May to November. Palca is characterized for being a thriving town where 90% of its inhabitants are dedicated to agriculture and the remaining 10% to trade and livestock. It owns several tourist routes like the lagoons of Yuracmayo, the ruins of Maraynioc, the recreational center of Yaroca, etc. The food is varied, based on Creole cuisine. During the workcamp, will be held the national festivities (July 28 and 29), and the first week of August will be celebrated the anniversary of the saint patron of the district of Palca (" Santo Domingo de Guzmá n" ). You can get more information visiting: https: //es-la.facebook.com/PALCAPERU/
Some possible excursions are the Grotto of Huagapo " The deepest grotto of South America", the pre-Inca salt pans (Cachipozo) and the Perené Valley
SPECIALS REMARKS: Bring a warm sleeping bag, working clothes, gloves and shoes, warm and rain clothes and a flashlight. Everybody must, in any case, bring their insurance certificate. If health issues happen on the project, volunteers will have to pay for it, and then be reimbursed once back in their home country. MEETING POINT: The meeting point will be at the Tarma bus terminal, the 23 of July at 5 PM. The camp leaders will welcome the volunteers and then the group will move to Palca to be accomodated in the host house (30 minutes from Tarma). The community of Huaruyoc is located at 10 minutes from Palca.
BVBP-004 AGUAYTIA 26/07 – 16/08 ENVI / KIDS VOLS PROJECT: The Aguaytia branch of the Brigade of Bolivarian Volunteers of Peru invites you to participate as a volunteer to reinforce the activities of the Center for Integral Family Development (Cedif), a unit of the National Integral Program for Wellbeing Familiar (INABIF), where children, adolescents and seniors are assisted. The social work done by this structure, even if little known by the population, is very important for the community. These spaces provide specialized services aimed at strengthening families, the promotion of respectful and caring family relationships and the integral development of its members. The project aims to work with children and adults, who are a fundamental link of the integral development of our society. We hope to strenghten food security and care of the environment through the installation of BIOHUERTOS (organic orchards), which is an efficient and sustainable alternative to protect the environment and generate our own food supplies without using synthetic chemicals to control pests or fertilize the land, as well as avoiding the use of plastic bags used for package. Also, through this activity, children are taught the importance of environmental care and how to grow food in urban spaces. The organic agricultural approach that used during this project is the Biogarden. Its agroecological production does not harm the soil or the environment, on the contrary it assures the long term productivity of the soil, fixing nutrients and absorbing only what is necessary. The control of pests and diseases is assured in a biological way, that allows achieving a natural balance in the environment, without producing toxicity or totally eliminating species, and also improves feeding with the consumption of fresh and healthy vegetables. We welcome volunteers to be part of this program and participate in the installation activities of Bio-gardens and environmental care activities. WORK OBJETIVOS: Perform integration activities with the center users through the installation of Biogarden and sensitize them to environmental care through the organization of workshops. ACTIVIDADES Biogarden: our city has been blessed with productive soils, so in this activity the volunteers will install small Biogarden in the center. This activity will involve children, seniors and the volunteers who will be provided with seeds and compost in order to grow all types of vegetables, aromatic and medicinal herbs You will install 3 Biogardens of the sizes 3 meters by 10 meters, the qualities of vegetables that will be plant are: tomato, caigua, cabbage, spices, peppers, aromatic and medicinal plants, fruits like banana, annona, pineapple, zapote, caimito and guaba. Environmental workshops: the volunteers will organize workshops and learning sessions in order to sensitize the center users. The activities will be carried out with the center staff and the volunteers will be supported in developing a dynamic methodology among the children. These talks will include theater activities related with the topics of care of the environment. At the end of this workamp, the talks and the plays will be disseminated through the radio and television, in local media, to raise awareness about the respect of the environment. ACCOMMODATION AND FOOD: The workcamp will take place in the City of Aguaytí a. You will be accommodated in family houses where you can experience the local way of living, as one of the family. You can share regional foods and exchange experiences. Family homes have water and electricity services, a room with bed and mattress. The rooms will be shared and you will be in charge of the cleaning. Do not forget to bring traditional, typical foods, drinks and recipes from your country of origin for the international evening that we will do together with the local volunteers. A small detail, we remind you that Aguaytia is located in the jungle and therefore it is normal to find insects in the field or in other environments. Inform us if you are allergic to any insect or food in advance. Also, inform us what kind of diet you have to prevent any inconvenience.
LOCATION AND LEASURE: Aguaytí a is a city that has beautiful natural landscapes at dawn and dusk, natural tourist resources such as waterfalls and rivers with clean and fresh waters, very friendly people who live in harmony with a beautiful nature. The main economic activities are the production of CACAO, banana and coffee. It also has all the basic services such as Electric Power, mobile signal and land transport. Mayor informació n de los lugares turí sticos, visiten la pá gina en Facebook https: //www.facebook.com/aguaytiaperu/ encontraran videos e imá genes de nuestra ciudad.
SPECIALS REMARKS: Bring a warm sleeping bag, working clothes, gloves and shoes, warm and rain clothes and a flashlight. Everybody must, in any case, bring their insurance certificate. If health issues happen on the project, volunteers will have to pay for it, and then be reimbursed once back in their home country.
MEETING POINT: The nearest airport is the Captain FAP David Abensur Rengifo (PCL), of Pucalpa, located 161 km from our City. The meeting point is in the arrival terminal of the airport, the 26 of July at 11 AM. The camp leaders will be waiting for you to travel by bus to the city of Aguaytí a.
BVBP-005 PUNO 27/07 – 17/08 CONS / SOCI VOLS PROJECT: Every year during the low-temperature season, the population of several departments of the High Andean zones suffer the negative effects and damages caused by the cold weather. This Phenomenon affects mainly the populations in a situation of high vulnerability, both because of their social condition (poverty and extreme poverty), because of their age (boys, girls, seniors, etc.). In order to counter this situation, they need viable actions not only of preparation and response, but also the inclusion of sustainable prevention and risk reduction measures in order to face the natural phenomenon. In order to change that situation, we started a project that has been already tested in other areas and that benefit families in extreme poverty affected every year by frost and cold. The Puno branch of the Brigade of Bolivarian Volunteers of Peru (BVBP) is committed to improving the situation of these communities by building WALLS TROMBE to increase the temperatures of homes in a vulnerable state and give a better quality of life to their inhabitants. We welcome the volunteers willing to help with this project, so that many families in the Chucuito community will have a better quality of life and won’t be affected by cold temperatures anymore.
WORK: OBJECTIVE: Design, propose and implement the use of the trombe wall in rural homes to achieve thermal comfort in order to improve the quality of life of the people in the district of Chuchuito - Puno, Peru. ACTIVITIES: Implementation of the use of the Trombe wall. Volunteers will work with local staff: During the first week the volunteers will learn the trombe technique on a test house. During the rest of the workcamp they’ll split in groups in order to reproduce it on other 3 houses. In the morning they will go to the beneficiary house and work as a team to comply with the construction of the trombe wall: 1. the preparation of the foundations of the wall 2. the realization of air conducts and painting the wall 3. the construction of wooden structures 4. the positioning of greenhouse covers In the afternoon volunteers will meet the local community and share their customs and culture through intercultural activities. ACCOMMODATION AND FOOD: The participants will be accomodated in a house in the district of Chucuito, half an hour away from the city of Puno. The facilities are basic with shower and kitchen. The group will sleep in shared rooms and will be responsible for cleaning. Participants will receive prepared food from the area and can also organize cooking activities. They should also be prepared to present their place of origin, by typical foods, drinks, recipes and / or others traditional habits from their country of origin for the international evening.
LOCATION AND LEASURE: The district of Chucuito is located to the South of the Department of Puno, in the Eastern Andes at around 4000 meters on the sea level and has a cold climate. The main economic activity is handicraft and tourism. It extends across a peninsula of the highest navigable lake in the world, the Titicaca lake. Some of the main tourist attractions are located in the city center: the Archaeological Center " Inca Uyo", the Mallku Ká la Bell, Glorieta or Mirador, solar clock, stone pool, etc. Others are in the Peninsular Zone, like Karina, Arku Punku - Churo, Luquina Chico, etc. During the workcamp, on July 28, is celebrated the Independence of Peru with an artisanal and folkloric fair in which all the artisans show their products, accompanied by a great variety of food and music from the area. Also, the inhabitants of the Puna district of Chucuito are looking forward to the celebration of the “Wajcha”, celebrated every 15 of August, which starts the agricultural year. During the project duration you can visit the main attractions of the department of Puno like the floating islands of the Uros and the Chullpas of Sillustani that are one to two hours away from the district of Chucuito. For more information and details, see https: //www.peru.travel/es-pe/donde-ir/puno.aspx and https: //www.facebook.com/Chucuitopunoperu/ All visits to tourist attractions are very cheap. Important: the leisure activities will be optional and won’t be covered by the budget of the workcamp. The volunteers will have to cover the costs. SPECIALS REMARKS: Bring a warm sleeping bag, working clothes, gloves and shoes, warm (winter jacket, winter hat, gloves, etc.) and rain clothes and a flashlight. Everybody must, in any case, bring their insurance certificate. If health issues happen on the project, volunteers will have to pay for it, and then be reimbursed once back in their home country.
MEETING POINT: The nearest international airport is Juliaca (JUL). The meeting point will be at 08: 00 a.m. of July 27 at the airport in the arrivals hall. Participants who cannot arrive on time (later or delayed flights) will have to contact us by mail at [email protected] in order to receive information on how to get to the camp. The transfer will be by land to the city of Puno (one hour) and then to the district of Chucuito (half an hour)
BVBP-006 HUARAZ 01/08 – 21/08 ENVI / SPORT VOLS PROJECT: In the last two centuries humanity is accelerating the process of climate changes trough pollution, one of the most dangerous phenomena for life on earth. Today we must work for the conservation of our environment, starting with water. This can only be achieved by raising awareness and acting now for a good and sustainable future. This project will be carried out in partnership with the provincial municipality of Huaraz and the district municipality of Independencia of the department of Ancash, and other organizations who will join. The organization responsible for the execution of the project will be the Huaraz section of the PERUVIAN BOLIVARIAN BRIGADE OF VOLUNTEERS. We ask to the volunteers willing to join us to help in the maintenance and care of the local ecosystem, in particular we Will work on two sites: • The Quillcay River, this river used to have the purest and cleanest waters of the Cordillera Blanca, but unfortunately, due to the negligence of the community and the local authorities, is increasingly contaminated by solid wastes. • La Quebrada Llaca, a beautyful Cliff in a valley surrounded by glaciers, is suffering due to heavy touristic activities. In particular the wastes left by the tourists affect the flora and fauna of the Huascará n National Park. WORK: OBJECTIVES: • Protect the health of the people who drink the waters of Quillcay river and raise awareness among the community for the care and conservation of the Callejó n valley environment. • Conserve and protect the flora and fauna of the Quebrada Llaca in the Huascará n National park. ACTIVITIES: The volunteers will work with local staff and the support of associations and / or municipalities in the following tasks. 1. Cleaning and collecting solid waste from the river. 2.Collect the garbage from the Quebrada Llaca mountain area. 3.Select the wastes collected and then recycle it. 4. In the afternoons the volunteer, supported by the camp leaders, will carry on workshops on environmental awareness addressing the local community. The cleaning of the Quebrada Llaca will be carried on during the last week of the project. During this time the group will camp in the mountains and the volunteers will have the possibility to test some ecotouristic activities like rock climbing, ice and camping on the shores of Laguna de Llaca, enjoying the beautiful landscapes that Huascará n National Park offers to us.
ACCOMMODATION AND FOOD: The volunteers will be housed in the city of Huaraz. For the first 2 weeks they’ll work in the Quillcay river, which is 10 minutes from the city center. The group will sleep in a building with shared rooms, a shower, an organized kitchen, and a washing machine. The volunteers will receive food and be responsible for the cooking and the cleaning. They can bring typical foods, drinks, recipes etc from their city of origin in order to organize cultural exchange evenings. During the third week of the project the group will camp in the Quebrada Llaca, at 6 km from Huaraz. The volunteers will have to bring their own camping material (tents, mats, sleeping bags etc.) LOCATION AND LEASURE: The city of Huaraz, Capital of the Ancash Region, International Capital of Friendship, and Capital of the Andean Community in South America is one of the most modern cities of the Andean Region of Peru, located in the heart of the Peruvian Andes, approximately 408 Km north of Lima. Tourism is the main source of income, visitors from all over the world come to Huaraz for climbing the beautiful snow-capped mountains of the Cordillera Blanca, to discover the wonders that surround the thousand-year-old temple of Chaví n and to enjoy the various tourist attractions, like trekking circuits (hiking), skiing, snowboarding, mountain biking, rafting, paragliding, rock and ice climbing, etc. Come to discover the wonders that this beautiful city contains, Huaraz and its hospitable people are looking forward to welcome you! Important: the leisure activities will be optional and won’t be covered by the budget of the workcamp. The volunteers willing to participate will have to cover the costs of transportation, entrance fees, rental of the material etc.
SPECIALS REMARKS: Bring a warm sleeping bag, working clothes, gloves and shoes, warm (winter jacket, winter hat, gloves, etc.) and rain clothes and a flashlight. Everybody must, in any case, bring their insurance certificate. If health issues happen on the project, volunteers will have to pay for it, and then be reimbursed once back in their home country. MANDATORY: Bring shoes and mountain clothes (warm and waterproof) as well as camping equipment: tent, sleeping bag, sleeping mat, headlamp etc. OPCIONAL: If you’re planning to carry out these activities, bring your rock and/or ice climbing equipment
MEETING POINT: There are several travel options to reach the city of Huaraz by land or by air. The nearest Regional Airport is " Anta", but you can also get to Huaraz by bus from Lima and the other major cities of Peru. The meeting point is at 1 pm on Wednesday 1st of August 2018 at the Anta regional airport.
BVBP-007 AYACUCHO 12/07 – 02/08 RENO/KIDS VOLS PROJECT: The Non-Schoolar Initial Education Programs (PRONEI) were created to offer an alternative care for children who do not have access to a formal education, recognizing the importance of the educational role of the community in marginal rural and urban areas. They represent an action of social promotion with children in communities to support them and their mothers, as a form of protection and attention to their basic needs. The current coverage includes children from 3 to 5 years of marginal urban and rural areas throughout the country. Each mother of the community covers a shift to guard the children in order to ensure a self-managed nursery. The Ayacucho branch of the Brigada de Voluntarios Bolivarianos del Peru created this workcamp in order to support the community in the maintenance and refurbishment of the often-neglected classrooms and the construction of games for the playground areas WORK: OBJECTIVES: Renovation and maintenance of recreational classrooms of the PRONOEI, district of Quinua. ACTIVITIES: The volunteers will participate to the refection of the buildings assigned to host the PRONOEI activities. - Cleaning and maintenance of the place - Painting the walls of the center - Realize happy and creative murals - Repainting and repairing the recreational games - Play with the children of the PRONOEI de QUINUA ACCOMMODATION AND FOOD: The volunteers will be accommodated in a house at 40 minutes from Ayacucho. The building will be provided with water, electricity, kitchen, laundry. The participants will share rooms and will have to bring their own sleeping bag. They’ll take care of the preparation of the meals and the cleaning of the house. Do not forget some traditional, typical foods, drinks and recipes from your country of origin for the international evening.
LOCATION AND LEASURE: Ayacucho is situated at an altitude of 2, 746 m. It is characterized by its pleasant climate, temperate and dry and it is one of the most remarkable architectural and artistic ensembles in the country. Known as the «City of Churches» and «City of Majesty», Ayacucho has more than thirty churches and colonial temples of Renaissance, baroque and mestizo style, which keep in their interior real works of art such as paintings, images and beautiful altarpieces carved in wood and bathed in gold leaf. Ayacucho is also renowned at international level for its artistic manifestations, reason for which it was declared as " Capital of Popular Art and Crafts of Peru". One of its touristic attractions is the Archaeological Complex of Wari, one of the most extensive legacies of Peru. The complex, ancient capital of the pre-Inca empire of the Wari people, covers an area of 2, 200 hectares, where you will discover entire neighborhoods built by stone and mud. Another site of interest is the independence mausoleum, built on the battlefield where the Independents army lead by the Mariscal José de Sucre vanquished the Spanish Virrey obtaining the independence of South America from the colonial power. Quinoa Village - This is an ideal scenario for the practice of experiential tourism. The people of Quinua still respect and follow their traditions. In the town center you can visit an archeological museum presenting some Wari items. The inhabitants of Quinua will also offer visitors the sale of their beautiful ceramic works, as an attraction that will allow the traveler to take part of Quinua with them. SPECIALS REMARKS: Bring a warm sleeping bag, working clothes, gloves and shoes, warm (winter jacket, winter hat, gloves, etc.) and rain clothes and a flashlight. Everybody must, in any case, bring their insurance certificate. If health issues happen on the project, volunteers will have to pay for it, and then be reimbursed once back in their home country.
MEETING POINT: The " Coronel FAP Alfredo Mendí vil Duarte" or Ayacucho Yanamilla Airport (AYP) is the closest to the project. The meeting point will be at the arrival terminal of the airport the 12 of July at 5 PM. The camp leaders will welcome the participants and then proceed to the transfer by public bus to the camp location.
BVBP-001 RIMAC – DYNAMISE THE DISTRICT RIMAC 08/07 – 29/07 RENO VOLS PROJECT: The neighborhood of Rimac, at the time of colonial Lima, used to be the part of the town where the Spanish nobles had their luxurious residences. That changed with the time, and nowadays the hyped Miraflores and Barranco districts house the high and medium classes of Lima, while Rimac has been deserted. The ancient colonial and pre-colonial heritage has been for long neglected, but now the municipality, in collaboration with the Bolivarian Brigade of Volunteers, has decided to change the situation. For 2018, the Brigada, in partnership with other local organizations, presented a project of valorization and conservation of the historical center of Rimac to the World Heritage Volunteering Initiative in order to dynamize the process of rehabilitation of the district. The Brigade and the Municipality of Rimac welcome the volunteers willing to help us to help in the requalification of the Backus factory, the cleaning of the Huaca la Florida and the mobilization of the inhabitants in the Trujillo street. WORK OBJECTIVE: Sensitize the population of the district to the importance of the cultural heritage conservation through the requalification of historical sites of the city center. ACTIVITIES: The volunteers, under the supervision of a technical leader, will clean, paint and furnish the last floor of the ancient backus factory, in order to allow the Rimac social center to use it for cultural and pedagogic activities. The volunteers will clean the Huaca la Florida archeological site, in order to open the ancient temple ruins to the public. They will also organize an activity to raise awareness on the importance of the site targeting the local population. Supported by the local organization ocupa tu calle, the volunteer will organize street action in order to requalify the urban space of Jiron Trujillo, an ancient street with high tourist potential, by involving the local inhabitants. The participants will also prepare and implement some interventions in the Rimac schools aiming to sensitize the local pupils to the importance of local heritage and its preservation and valorization. ACCOMODATION AND FOOD: The participants will be accommodated in the historic center of Lima. The facility offers basic services: water, electricity, laundry. The participants will sleep in shared rooms and will have to bring their own sleeping bag. The volunteers will receive food and will have to take care of cooking and cleaning activities. Do not forget some traditional, typical foods, drinks and recipes from your country of origin for the international evening
LOCATION AND LEISURE: Rimac district is located in the northern part of Lima, the capital of Perú and ancient capital of the colonial dominions of Spain in the Andean region. Rimac district is nowadays mainly inhabited by low classes inhabitants, but just crossing the Rimac river you are in the very historical center of the town. You can breathe the atmosphere of the colonial Lima just walking in its ancient streets, lined with beautiful “casona”, the houses of the Spanish nobles. Besides, you have all the leisure activities of a big and modern capital at your disposal, museums, archeological sites, bars, restaurants, clubs, and even the possibility to surf on the waves of the Pacific Ocean! From Lima you can easily organize excursions to visit all the most beautiful sites of Perú, like Machu Pichu, the Titicaca lake, the White Cordillera etc.
Bring a warm sleeping bag, working clothes, gloves and shoes, warm and rain clothes and a flashlight. Everybody must, in any case, bring their insurance certificate. If health issues happen on the project, volunteers will have to pay for it, and then be reimbursed once back in their home country. MEETING POINT: You can reach Lima by plane from all around the world. The meeting point is at the arrival terminal of the Jorge Chavez International Airport of Lima (LIM) the 8th of July at 9 PM. The camp leaders will welcome the volunteers and then move the group to the accommodation by public transport.
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