Social Innovation Intervention that sees La Guajira as a Living Laboratory
Academic and Scientific Networks
Participation in scientific committees - Analysis and data management.
Capacity Building and Research
Academia-Public Administration-Social and Indigenous Organizations.
Community - Social Appropriation of Knowledge
Humanization of data for maternal, child, childhood, and adolescence indicators.
Intercultural Health: Mitigating Risks of Malnutrition
Cultural approach to center lines.
Health in Communities - Academic Events
New interventions with a focus on development and evaluation of programs for child poverty.
Manage and analyze information as input for decision-making in health and its determinants.
Promote social appropriation of knowledge and the creation of spaces for collaboration: government, academia, private sector, and community.
Encourage public policies that impact health and its determinants through governance and community participation.
- Research and Extension: Currently, it has 5 research lines: Intercultural Health, Maternal and Child Health, Nutrition and Food Security, Epidemiology and Public Health, Development, Poverty, and Public Policies.
- Consultancy: Design, Execution, and Evaluation of Health Projects and Programs and their Determinants.
- Social Projection and Community Participation: Through the humanization of data and social appropriation of knowledge for decision-making in health.
Maternal and Child Health
Nutrition and Food Security
Intercultural Health
Development, Poverty,
and Public Policies
Epidemiology
and Public Health
"Health is Politics"
“It is necessary to humanize data: The health sciences, political sciences, and humanities must intertwine to achieve this. This should be done hand in hand with communities. It is necessary to reinvent new indicators to understand and analyze existing public policies with the same rigor as clinical trials are evaluated or conducted.”
Iliana Curiel Arismendy
Creator of Brújula