by manoamano | Dec 5, 2022 | Blog
Staff from our counterpart organization Mano a Mano Nuevo Mundo are hard at work on building Mano a Mano’s runway for our airport project in Laguna Sulti, Bolivia. This includes crushing larger river rock required for the base layer with our recently purchased... 
by manoamano | Nov 14, 2022 | Blog
The 1,100-meter-long Mano a Mano runway at Laguna Sulti is taking shape, with one layer compacted on top of another. The solid bottom layer, referred to as the foundation, could serve as a viable runway, but not one that would withstand the traffic volume that this... 
by manoamano | Oct 27, 2022 | Blog
A few years ago, Mano a Mano received designated funding to purchase a 323D CAT excavator, our most-needed piece of heavy machinery at the time for the major digging, dredging, and earth-moving tasks that must be completed day after day in order to build road and... 
by manoamano | Oct 10, 2022 | Blog
For years, aircraft as small as those that carry only two passengers have used the same Cochabamba airport runways that the major airlines use, a practice that seriously compromises safety, especially in a region surrounded by mountains. To remedy this hazard, the... 
by manoamano | Aug 24, 2022 | Blog
Drilling a Deep Water Well at Cliza’s Waca Playa Mano a Mano initiated work on a deep well in the Cementerio section of Cliza, Bolivia in late July, hoping to locate water for the area’s 1,000 families within a couple of weeks. But every project brings unique...