Ecuador-Local Reibas
sILVAYACUS
Hacemos parte de la provincia de Sucumbíos en el oriente ecuatoriano, en el cantón del Putumayo en la frontera con el sur del vecino país Colombia. La cabecera cantonal es “Puerto el Carmen” lugar, en el cual se unen dos ríos caudalosos: El San Miguel y el Putumayo. a 20 kilómetros, antes de llegar a Puerto el Carmen viniendo desde la capital, se encuentra el Lago Agrio, una zona llamada Silvayacu y allí está ubicado tiene el colegio de una comunidad Kichwa la cual se denomina: “Unidad Educativa Intercultural Bilingüe Oriente Ecuatoriano”.
Religious Communities
Fathers of Consolata and Marista Brothers
Volunteers
Marianela López
Indigenous Population
The REIBA experience centers on a Kichwa community in the Silvayacu sector with around 350 habitants. Ground transportation.
School Name
The Education Center in which we are present is called: Fiscomisional Educational Unit EAST ECUADORIAN.
Teachers and Students
Number of Students in the education center: 147
Number of teachers: 12
Dikaro
Located in the Orellana Province
Cantón: Aguarico
Parish: Cononaco
Community: Dikaro
Ecclesiastical Jurisdiction: Apostolic Vicariate of Aguarico
Indigenous Population: Waorani
Currently, the Waorani people's physical, organizational, educational, cultural, spiritual, and territorial existence is being threatened.
Religious Communities
Lauritas Missionaries
Volunteers
GABRIELA VALDIVIEZO
ISABEL LAGUNA
Indigenous Population
WAORANI
School Name
Bilingual Intercultural Community Education Unit Guardian of the Dikaro Language
Teachers and Students
Number of Students in the education center: 150
Number of teachers: 10
Environmental Situation
From year to year, deforestation has been well-known and visible.
Colonists are entering to increase and expand their livestock holdings.
It is an area of oil and mineral exploitation, which is causing serious negative effects on the land and the water.
The rivers in the region--San Miguel and Putumayo--are flooding, affecting the riverside lands by taking away crops and the land itself. This is an effect of deforestation which weakens the land and earth.
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