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Let’s Do It! World is a civic led mass movement which began in
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hours. We are now an international movement with
over 100 countries working together, engaging over 10
million participants.
Our aim is to clean up the whole World from illegally dumped solid waste and to then keep
our planet clean! We work with passion and perseverance to
support the most intelligent and sustainable waste management
principles in order to ensure a future clean World. To reach the essential transformation in our
global society, we have set the ambitious goal to involve 350
million people by 2018. This is around 5% of the World’s
population and is the estimated amount to create
a lasting change.
Let’s Do It! Colombia stands by the idea that when we act together, we achieve great changes. Teamwork is a great alternative to improve the places where we live. We adopted the movement because of its great power as a social and environmental agent for change.
The fact that there is build up on the streets, demonstrates that the decision making process of most people is biased. As a movement we target those issues trying to procure changes through cooperation and education.
We favor working close to the communities, teaching about the entire process of materials, disposition and disposal. We organize massive recollections that help us as exercises to demonstrate the power of collaboration and collective action. Additionally we encourage activities where networks can be constructed, since these in turn inspire positive and TJHOJÎDBOU�DIBOHFT��
COLOMBIA
LETSDOITVISIBLE
Let’s Do It! Visible is a campaign that will launch in this year’s
conference. We want to reinforce our message and show
old, new and future Let’s Do It! members that we are a network and act and impact as one. Let’s
Do It! Visible and unite our voices and shout out loud that our actions are making sound
changes in the world.
...show the world who we are
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Let's Do It! Colombia presentationNatalia Pachón
Presentación Let's Do It! Colombia
Latin America's environmental futureManuel Rodriguez
El futuro ambiental de Latinoamérica
Strategic alliancesRoberto Gutierrez
Alianzas estratégicas
Let's Do It! World presentationPresentación Let's Do It! Mundial
Meelika Hirmo
07:30 - 8:45 Registration, welcome and Icebreaking activityRegistro, bienvenida y actividad de icebreaking.
09:00-10:10 Opening ceremonyCeremonia de inaguración
Pasillo interno Torre C
Salón B 205
10:10 - 10:50Salón B 206
10:50 - 11:00Salón B 205
Salón B 20511:00 - 12:00
LunchAlmuerzo
12:00 - 13:40Salón C 202
Boosting activity (voo doo)Actividad enérgizante (voo doo)
13:40 - 14:45Salón B 205
Salón B 205
Salón B 205
Salón B 205
Salón B 205
14:45 - 14:50 BreakReceso
BreakReceso
ClosingCierre
DinnerCena
Colombian style Halloween costume partyFiesta de dizfraces al estilo Colombiano
14:50 - 16:15
16:15 - 16:30Pasillo interno Torre C
16:30 - 17:05 Carlos Santiago
Motivación y trabajo con voluntarios durante las movilizacionesWorking and motivating volunteers in mobilizations
Day 1DíaFriday / Viernes 317:30 am - 17:25 pm
El laboratorio de ideas
The ideas lab
21:00
20:00
Waste management - More that just garbageNicolas Escalante
Manejo de residuos - Más que sólo basura
Experience of social and environmental impact of the waste management
Berenice Viracacha y Carlos Castellanos
La experiencia en el impacto social y ambiental del manejo de rediduos
Volunteer coordination: transformation through coordination
Mathieu Lacoste
Coordinación de voluntarios: transformación a través de la coordinación
Why work as a team if I am better off alone?Jose Jaime Uscátegui
¿Para qué trabajar en equipo si me va mejor sólo?
Meelika HirmoMassive public relations campaigns: the more the better!Campañas de relaciones públicas masivas: ¡cuanto más, mejor!
BreakReceso
LunchAlmuerzo
BreakReceso
ClosingCierre
DinnerCena
Let's hang out together PartyFiesta Pasemos un rato
09:00 - 09:20 GreetingBienvenida
09:20 - 10:35Javeriana&EJÎDJP�#BSÄOSalón 209
10:35 - 10:45
10:45 - 12:15
12:15 - 14:15
14:15 - 15:20
15:20 - 17:00
19:30 - 19:40
17:00 - 17:20
17:20 - 19:30Waste: a personal affairResiduos: una relación personal
Josep Canals
Saturday/ Sábado 19:00 am - 19:40 pm
Day 2Día
09:00 - 09:30
Working with Communities: inspiring stories from Latin America
Humberto Rodríguez Murcia
Trabajando con comunidades: historias inspiradoras de América Latina
Direct action and urban resistanceRandy Orjuela y Nicolas Olivera
Acción directa y resistencias urbanas
GreetingBienvenida
LunchAlmuerzo
14:00 - 15:00
Give and Take: Sustainibility strategies to work in the communities
Diego Rodriguez
Toma y Dame: Estratégias de sostenibilidad para el trabajo con comunidades
15:00 - 15:20
BreakReceso
10:45 - 12:00
10:25 - 10:45
09:30 - 10:25
Roberto FloresMapping waste in Latin AmericaMapeo de residuos, la experiencia de Latinoamérica
15:25 - 17:00
Marketing and Developing products from waste materials
Lukas Ivorra
Marketing y desarrollo de producto a partir de residuos
Power of salesAna Vela
17:00- 18:30
18:30 - 18:40 ClosingCierre
19:00 DinnerCena
20:00 Award Night PartyFiesta de galardones
Sunday / Domingo 29:00 am - 18:40 pm
Day 3Día
13:30 - 15:30
Ideas LaboratoryLet’s Do It! Colombia
Laboratorio de Ideas
Ceremonia de cierreClosing ceremony
Closing lunchAlmuerzo de cierre
10:30 - 13:30
10:00 - 10:30
Monday/ Lunes 310:00 am - 13:30 pm
Day 4Día
MANUELRODRÍGUEZ
NATALIAPACHÓN
LUKASIVORRA
WHO'S WHO?
Internartional consultant in FOWJSPONFOUBM�QPMJDZ�BOE�ÎSTU�.JOJTUFS�of Environment in Colombia.
Let’s Do It! Colombia co-founder and professional in strategic design with experience in the leadership and management of social innovation projects.
Industrial designer and project management expert with experience in product development from recycled material. Creativity and Innovation director at Diseño Sostenible S.A.S.
MATHIEULACOSTE
ROBERTOFLORES
DIEGORODRÍGUEZSociologist and development specialist with experience in international development, cooperation and human rights. Director of the Play sharing program by the Tiempo de Juego foundation.
.BTUFS�T�%FHSFF�JO�-BUJO�"NFSJDBO�4UVEJFT�from the Sorbonne,Paris. communications coordinator for the Climate & Development Knowledge Network (CDKN-Colombia) program.
Strategic vice-president and cartographer for Let’s Do It! El Salvador. Architect with a master’s degree in renewable energy and project manager and Green World Citizen Latin America’s representative.
ROBERTOGUTIÉRREZ
RANDYORJUELA
ANAVELA
Associate Professor at the Universidad EF�MPT�"OEFT�4DIPPM�PG�.BOBHFNFOU�and former chair of the Social Enterprise Knowledge Network (SEKN). In partnership with SEKN.
Colombian architect with experience in working with communities, micro urban planning, inclusive design planning and territorial construction. .FNCFS�PG�Arquitectura Expandida.
Business development vicepresident of AIESEC in Colombia 2013-2014. Experience in sales skills development, sellers management, product development and business development.
HUMBERTORODRÍGUEZ
JOSE JAIMEUSCÁTEGUI
Professor Emeritus. Dedicated to renewable energy consulting, mainly solar and wind energy and climate change.
Designer with a deep-rooted interest in social and environmental issues. Focused on sustainability projects. Currently Let's Do It! Colombia media manager.
University professor, young political MFBEFS �DPMVNOJTU�GPS�UIF�)VGÎOHUPO�Post Voces and board member of the think tank "Corporation XXI Century".
MARIA JULIANASAYAGO
CARLOS MARIOCASTELLANOS
NICOLÁSESCALANTE
BERENICEVIRACACHÁ&OWJSPONFOUBM�.BOBHFNFOU�TQFDJBMJTU�and senior lecturer in the Police school of the National Police.
Consultant and researcher in strategic modeling, planning, and assessment of integrated and sustainable waste and resource management.
Specialist in planning, management and control of social development, social director of auditing for companies cleaning service in Bogota.
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Head of Public Relations of Let's Do It! World. Has been working in the civic society and public sector in Estonia and in Austria since 2006, organising projects, festivals and leading PR actions.
Business Administration. Colombian %FMFHBUF�JO�.PWFNFOUT�PSH��%FMFHBUF�PG�Colombia Soy Yo at the Technical Secretariat in youths Colombia - ECIPNJ and Volunteer .FNCFS�BU�*%#�:PVUI�/FUXPSL�:PVUI�
Urban and environmental adviser in UIF�.FUSPQPMJUBO�"SFB�PG�#BSDFMPOB�BOE�UIF�$BUBM´O�1BSMJBNFOU��.BZPS�PG�Corbera de Llobregat, Cataluña."EWJTPS�UP�UIF�.BZPS�PG�#PHPUB�GPS�urban regeneration and environment.
LORENA MARTINEZ
NICOLÁS OLIVERA
Her professional competencies include entrepreneurial outlook, social responsibility, proactive learning and global mindset. Has done volunteer work in Brazil and Egypt with AIESEC and is currently working in an AIESEC-Unilever partnership.
Cameraman and editor. Has produced various audiovisual works in the Los Laches neighborhood, including 4 music videos and the documentary “Donde OBDF�FM�4PMß�������.FNCFS�PG�Arquitectura Expandida.
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Calle 26 # 110 - 00El Dorado International Airport
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Carrera 7 # 40-62Javeriana University
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ABOUT THE CITY
It has more than 70 museums, 50 shopping DFOUFST ���GSFF�i.VTJD�JO�UIF�1BSLu�'FTUJWBMT �one of the best Theatre Festivals in the world, and countless amount of tourist attractions.
It was one of the top 10 places to visit according to the New York Times.
In 2011, it was the 8th best city to do business in, according to America Economy Intelligence, and Fortune ranked it as one of the top 15 new cities to do business in.
It is home to 1,360 multi-national companies.
It is the principal economic hub in Colombia and the Andean Region, with a GDP of US$70.3 billion in 2011 and a positive economic increment of 4.5% in 2012.
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Bogota is 2,640 meters closer to the stars.
It has 7.6 million inhabitants, accounting for 16% of the national population.
On Sundays from 7:00 am to 2:00pm, streets become bike-friendly, so that everyone can enjoy the streets and exercise. This is called the Ciclovia.
$2.000 Colombian pesos are equal to $1US dollar
Welcome party to our country and our culture. Everyone should wear an original and creative costume, as the best costume will win a prize. The DJ will be spinning the best Latin rhythms and international hits all night long. We will ride and drink in a typical party bus from our country called Chiva.
This will be a fun chilled night. We will go for some drinks toa bar with mellow music which will allow us to lead deep conversations and build a strong Let's Do It! American network. We will test your knowledge with a pub quiz!
To celebrate the fact that we will be arriving to a satisfactory end of our conference we will start with a cocktail for a toast in honor of Let's Do It! America and the great opportunity that we had to share this moment together.
After the award ceremony we will dance and party all night long!
Colombian style Halloween costume party
Award Night
Dress code: Cocktail dress/ dark suit.
Dress code: Informal clothing.
Dress code: Halloween costume! We suggest that it should be made with recycled materials or be a reused costume.
Let's hang out together; Let´s get to know each other.
HURRAY! IT’S PARTY TIME!
1st night
2nd night
3rd night
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PACKING CHECKLIST
Rockin’ atittude
Sunblock
Umbrella
Small handbag
Coat (10ºC aprox. during the night)
Sweater (14ºC aprox. during the day)
Scarf
Business casual wear
Cocktail dress
Halloween costume
Business cards
Notebook
Pen
Camera
Cash for sweets
Alarm clock (so you can always be on time!)
Passport
Contact list
Did you know that in Bogotá mornings are freezing, midday makes you sweat, afternoons are rainy and nights… you never know? Well, taking into account Bogotá’s weather situation, we’ve created a quick checklist that should get you through the conference without any XBSESPCF�NBMGVODUJPOT��.BLF�TVSF�ZPV�ÎMM�JO�FWFSZ�IBQQZ�face, that way: you’ll know you’re ready!
BE A SMART TRAVELLER!
Interactive map of Bogotáhttp://portel.bogota.gov.co/mad/buscador.php
Transmilenio (integrated bus system)http://www.transmilenio.gov.co
Easy Taxi Tappsi
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http://www.letsdoitcolombia.org
Lets do it Colombia
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