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The UPM Foundation presented a photographic

exhibition to invite people to discover the

communities and the leaders of their development

projects.

Declared noteworthy by the Ministry of Education

and Culture, this exhibition presents valuable people,

men, women and children who give a voice and a

face to the map of the heart of Uruguay, who are

part of the communities where the company carries

out its forest operations. This travelling exhibition

was inaugurated in Fray Bentos and has travelled

across the Durazno and Paysandú departments and,

after passing through Montevideo, was exhibited in

Tacuarembó.

The images were taken by photographer Andrés

Bartet in 2013. Through the 16 photos, the

A REFLECTION OF OUR ACTIONS

Photography exhibition

exhibition reflects the diverse realities where the

Foundation works in the heart of the country and

seeks to mobilise other stakeholders to work together

with local interested parties to promote a sense of

belonging to the environment. Magdalena Ibáñez,

President of the UPM Foundation, noted that “this

selection of photographs shows us and those people

with whom we work on a daily basis in the joint

quest for opportunities, growth and development”.

The inauguration events in the various departments

were attended by some of the protagonists in the

photos showed in the exhibition, representatives

of the various projects supported by the UPM

Foundation. From the village of El Eucalipto, three

representatives of the village working to improve the

local polyclinic travelled to the provincial capital for

the inauguration of the exhibition, which showed

THE HEART OF URUGUAY, COMMUNITIES AND LEADERS

Objectives

To raise awareness of the

communities and residents of the

heart of the country

To publicise the main

development projects

To mobilise other stakeholders to

work together with local people

to promote a sense of belonging

to their environment

Departments

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Visitors

1.000

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