Regional policy · Sustainability and civic impact · Costa Rica
Costa Rican public universities and Limón communities review Caribbean employability project
A meeting organised by CONARE, Costa Rica's National Council of Rectors, gathered participants' views on an employability project in the Huetar Caribe region to shape future inter-university work there.
Why it matters: Public universities working in Costa Rica's Huetar Caribe region will draw on participants' feedback when planning future joint actions there.
CONARE, Costa Rica's National Council of Rectors, reported that communities from Limón and public universities met to reflect on the results of a project on employability in the Huetar Caribe region.
According to CONARE, the meeting identified achievements, lessons learned and challenges based on the experience of those who took part.
The council said the contributions gathered will be used as input to strengthen future inter-university actions in the region.
The activity was organised by CONARE's Subcommission for Strategy and Articulation of Extension and Social Action.
Editor’s view
Abigail Taylor, Leadership and Governance Editor
For the public universities and Limón communities involved, the participants' assessments of what worked and what did not are to feed directly into the design of future inter-university actions in the Huetar Caribe region.
