by manoamano | Jun 26, 2018 | Blog
A Look Back At What We Did in 2017 – Mano a Mano 2017 Annual Report Mano a Mano’s biggest strength is our community-based partnership model – bringing many people together to accomplish things that none of us could do on our own. Every activity, every project new or...
by manoamano | Apr 26, 2018 | Blog
#ThrowbackThursday – Transporting Fuel by Boat In late October 2014, Mano a Mano dedicated a 60-kilometer (37+ miles) road project in El Palmar, Bolivia. This was one of our most challenging projects in our history, and for us was a huge accomplishment to...
by manoamano | Oct 3, 2017 | Blog
From 8,500 Feet Above Sea Level to 16,500 Feet Above Sea Level Mano a Mano’s counterpart organization Mano a Mano Nuevo Mundo completed a new 54-mile road in Cotagaita, Bolivia in 2008 – still our longest road project to date. The Cotagaita road goes from...
by manoamano | Sep 22, 2017 | Blog
Work on the Road to San Lorenzo The 100 year flooding of 2014 in the tropical area of Beni devastated the minimal road and bridge infrastructure the communities of San Lorenzo and surrounding areas depended on. Even prior to this flooding, the community of San Lorenzo...
by manoamano | Oct 8, 2015 | Blog
Improving the Road From San Luis to San Lorenzo Our co-founder Segundo Velasquez is currently in Bolivia, and he recently visited San Lorenzo. He sent the following note yesterday about his visit: Mano a Mano Nuevo Mundo personnel are fixing the road from San Luis to...
