The international Nutrivida project, led by the World Food Programme (WFP), aims to improve the nutrition of pregnant women, breastfeeding mothers, and children up to 11 years old in Cuba by supporting social institutions and local agri-food systems in six municipalities across the country.
The Inejiro Asanuma Spinning Mill, located in Gibara, keeps its industrial process running through innovation, which is considered essential to maintaining efficiency and coping with limited resources.
The first photovoltaic charging station (solar charging station) in Holguin province, built by the small company Frenas Conmigo. It has completed its civil construction phase and is ready to begin operations with 32 kilowatts (kW) of inverters and 60 kW of batteries.
The University of Holguín (UHo), recognized as an institution of Excellence in Cuba, has strengthened its international ties with universities in countries such as Mexico, Colombia, Spain, Ecuador, Brazil, and Romania, contributing to its academic and research prestige.
The local development project Padincuba is boosting business growth and the adoption of best practices among new economic actors in the province, with the aim to generate benefits for the population.