Perfil de los miembros
Sr. Marco Meneses
Organización:
Community Health Workers of America
País:
Estados Unidos de América
Campo(s) de especialización:
I am working on:
The Zero Draft - key concepts concerning food systems and nutrition and guiding principles, applied to Central America.
Marco Meneses
Bachelor of Science in Nutrition
Master of Science in Public Health
Master of Science in Training and Development
Chronic Disease Prevention and Health Promotion
Selected for the Community-Based Participatory Research Fellows Mentoring Program to Promote Minority Health, University of Florida Health Disparities Research and Intervention Program - Gainesville, Florida.
Selected by the American Public Health Association, CHW Section, as the 2017 Outstanding Community Health Worker of the Year Award.
Visit my web site at: http://marcomeneses.com/
Sr. Marco Meneses
In order to be successful, we must take in account the digital divide that exists in the country side and farm lands.
Agricultors, farmers and land workers must have access to the internet and to basic digital technologies.
If we want innovation, we must think in creative ways to close the digital gap between users in cities and the farms.
Do the farmers have access to the internet?
Do the farmers have access to electricity, solar, wind, batteries, etc?
Do the farmers have the skills to navigate the electronic frontier with laptops or phones?
How are we to integrate the high level decisions from planners and governments to the farmer?
Community Health Workers around the world have been looking for practical solutions the integration of technology and primary health care.
Marco Meneses