Rio Pocoata Bridge
Project overview
Our first project in Bolivia restored safe, year-round access to education, healthcare, and markets after the river was uncrossable for 150 days each year. By eliminating dangerous crossings, this project created lasting, life-changing impact for the community.
A couple recently celebrated their marriage on this bridge!
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