PROJECTS

PROJECTS

Projects are those specific, time-limited regional academic activities framed within the CSUCA Plans, preferably within the scope of Programs and Areas of Work previously established by the Council, within its regular planning; all management before the cooperation for the execution of a project must be of a regional nature.

Active Projects

The Comunica Network emerged in August 2015 at the First Workshop of Central American University Media held in Guatemala City, as part of the actions of the PRIDCA project, with financial support from the Swiss Cooperation in Central America. Learn more
Central America faces a set of complex challenges that limit its economic, sustainable, and inclusive development. Social exclusion is one of these challenges. The concept of exclusion has been used to refer to conditions of poverty and inequality; however, the inclusion-exclusion dichotomy refers not only to poverty but also to the existence or absence of social connections. Learn more
The Simple and Fruitful Innovation Network (RISYF) emerged with the purpose of promoting the dissemination and implementation of transformative teaching methods in Central American universities, to support innovation and harmonization of higher education in the region. Learn more

Previous projects

Strengthening the Governance of Disaster Risk Management in Central America. Learn more
Strengthening SG-CSUCA to promote the storage and use of scientific and satellite information for sustainable development in Central America. Learn more
Central American School for the Conservation of Cultural Heritage and Museology Learn more
The INICIA project (“Specialization in Management of Collaborative Economic Initiatives and Social Economy in Central America”) Learn more
University Program for Disaster Risk Reduction and Adaptation to Climate Change. Learn more
HICA – Harmonization and Innovation of Central American Higher Education: Qualification frameworks, curriculum reform, improvement of the quality of higher education and international academic harmonization: The European experience Elizabeth Noonan, Director of Quality Improvement (UCC). Learn more
“Prevention of plastic waste to reduce its impact on the Caribbean Sea of Guatemala through innovative methods with the participation of the academic sector, private sector and community” within the framework of the Regional Circular Caribbean Project Learn more