Engineering and sustainability: key to a resilient future in Camagüey

Camagüey Mar, 4^th. - Every 4 March is commemorated World Engineering Day for Sustainable Development, an occasion that underlines the crucial role of engineering in creating a more sustainable and resilient future.

In Camagüey, a province full of history and culture, this date takes on particular significance as its progress faces important challenges related to climate change.

Agriculture and tourism are key pillars of the local economy, making the adoption of responsible practices an urgent need, especially in the face of prolonged droughts and the intensification of extreme weather events.

Implementing friendly approaches in these sectors not only drives innovation and development, but also gives engineers the opportunity to play a crucial role in the transformation process.

In addition, collaboration with other disciplines such as architecture and urban planning is essential to promote comprehensive projects that improve the quality of life of the inhabitants.

An example in the territory is the project for the rehabilitation of water infrastructure in rural areas and in the cities of Camagüey and Nuevitas, which aims to improve access to drinking water and ensure its proper use.

Engineers in Camagüey play a decisive role in the incorporation of clean technologies, especially in the field of solar energy. Its work not only fosters energy independence, but also promotes a more autonomous and accountable model.

This transition benefits both communities and businesses, driving them towards a greener and more environmentally friendly future.

World Engineering Day for Sustainable Development underlines the need to incorporate sustainable practices in all sectors of Camagüey. Collaboration and joint action are remarkable for achieving development that respects and preserves the environment, thus ensuring a more promising future for all. (Maykel Torres La Rosa/Radio Cadena Agramonte) (Photo: Internet taken)