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Bolivia’s Women Lead Financial Innovation: The Rise of Female Crypto Entrepreneurs in Cochabamba
In Cochabamba, the Chamber of Women Entrepreneurs (CAMEBOL Cochabamba) and the International Cooperation Study Center (CECI Bolivia) recently launched the “Women in Crypto” workshop. This pioneering event, held in observance of Bolivian Women’s Day, drew over 200 businesswomen and entrepreneurs eager to delve into cryptocurrency and blockchain technology
Financial Empowerment Amid Economic Challenges
The opening ceremony was marked by Magaly Castro, the president of CAMEBOL Cochabamba, who emphasized the workshop’s timely nature amidst Bolivia’s challenging economic landscape. With the nation grappling with foreign exchange shortages, the workshop presented an opportunity for women to explore innovative financial alternatives
Leading Through Innovation in Tough Times
The economic scenario in Bolivia poses significant challenges,particularly affecting women, many of whom rely on vulnerable or informal sectors. The workshop, led by André Canelas, an expert in electronic financial technology, highlighted how blockchain and cryptocurrencies could offer new investment avenues and enhance financial autonomy for women, enabling them to manage their resources more effectively and competitively
Seizing Opportunities in Crisis
Claudia Ballesteros, a specialist in Economic Empowerment from CECI Bolivia’s TEA WEEB Project, underscored the critical role women play in the country’s economic and technological transformation
The event also featured a panel of entrepreneurs who have integrated cryptocurrencies into their business operations. These leaders shared insights on how cryptocurrencies have enhanced the agility, efficiency, and security of their financial transactions
The “Women in Crypto” workshop is part of CAMEBOL Cochabamba’s broader commitment to training and highlighting the economic contributions of women
