Faculty of Geosciences Engineering (FICT) at ESPOL participated in a working meeting to review the initial results of the surveys conducted in the municipality of Ayangue.
During the meeting, the initial findings obtained in the field were analyzed, and aspects were identified that will guide the next stages of analysis and the formulation of technical proposals, in accordance with the community’s priority needs.
The initiative is part of a collaborative partnership between ESPOL, the municipality of Ayangue, the ESPOL Faculty Association (APESPOL), and representatives of retired ESPOL faculty members. This collaboration brings together academic expertise, professional experience, and local knowledge to address the conditions of the territory from different perspectives.
Based on the results obtained, this joint effort will help guide new actions and initiatives that contribute to strengthening Ayangue’s sustainability and resilience. In this way, FICT contributes its academic and technical expertise to generate information that can serve as a foundation for future proposals benefiting the community.
Key Individuals and Institutions Involved:
Eng. Paulina Vilela, Ph.D. –Coordinator of the Civil Engineering Program, FICT-ESPOL
Eng. Lenin Dender, M.Sc. – Professor of FICT-ESPOL
Eng. Rafael Cabrera, M.Sc. – Professor of FICT-ESPOL
Eng. Carola Gordillo, M.Sc. – Professor of FICT-ESPOL
Eng. Cristian Salas – Professor of FICT-ESPOL
Eng. Klever Morán – Retired professor at ESPOL
Participating Institutions and Organizations:
Faculty of Geosciences Engineering (FICT)
Municipality of Ayangue
ESPOL Faculty Association (APESPOL)
Representatives of retired ESPOL faculty members.
Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs)
SDG 6: Clean Water and Sanitation
SDG 11: Sustainable Cities and Communities
SDG 17: Partnerships for the Goals
