Videos tagged with "project"

Inleefreizen naar Ecuador [04:49]
Sinds 1994 organiseren de "Vrienden van Shalom" inleefreizen in Ecuador. Daarbij worden de belangrijkste steden en streken van dit mooie Andesland bezocht. Telkens ook is er een bezoek voorzien aan enkele projecten. Het hoogtepunt elk jaar is het verblijf in Guamote, in het centrum Inti Sisa en het verblijf van enkele dagen in een indigena gemeenschap.

The CouchSurfing Project [19:40]
This video was a school project where I show how I've been couchsurfing and meeting people all around the world. The two main characters are Gary when he came to Ecuador and Pepe an ecuadorian guy that visits lima.

Ecuador Summer Project 2012 [04:15]
In the summer of 2012 Cru Chicago sent a team to Guayaquil, Ecuador for 5 weeks to work with students to help launch and strengthen movements on campuses in the city. Check out this video they made of the summer highlights and how God is working.

Cuenca Ecuador Medical Mission With Project CURE [12:25]
Take a look at my trip to Cuenca Ecuador as a medical assessor with Project CURE I met many wonderful people and did medical assessments on a hospital and a mobile surgery unit! I'm very excited about the medical supplies they will be receiving.

Lodge in the Amazon Rainforest [03:10]
Welcome to Yacuma Lodge, a beautiful place created for those who love the Amazon Rainforest. Through these pages we want to share with you the wonders offered by the Ecuadorian Amazon Rainforest and invite you to enjoy an unforgettable journey. ¿How was it born? Yacuma Ecolodge is a joint ecotourism initiative of the rainforest Indigenous Kichwa Community of Chontayacu and Pamir Travels Group in Ecuador. It was founded in 1995 and since that the Ecolodge provides employment opportunities through nature-based tourism, a much-needed economic alternative to lodging. The goal at the outset of the Yacuma project was to create a viable ecotourism lodge that is wholly owned and operated by local Ecuadorian managers and staff. To accomplish this, Pamir trained villagers in a broad range of activities, including house keeping, food preparation and tours guiding. Today, 15 families receive regular direct economic benefits from employment and management of the ecolodge. They also receive indirect benefits from the sale of crafts that are made in a sustainable manner.