
SOCIAL
The following actions of the Social TransForm Program are based on Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), Principles of the Global Compact, and the Social Progress Index (SPI) in the Touristic Centers of Costa Rica.
SDG 1: Support for volunteering and local social action programs through the Creciendo Juntos Association
SDG 1.1, 5.1, 8.5, 10.2: Decent and inclusive employment with equal opportunities, treatment, and outcomes, also contributing to the economic empowerment of vulnerable groups.
SDG 3: Implementation of Occupational Health and Safety standards in the workplace, in compliance with the regulations set by the Occupational Health Council.
SDG 3.4: Promotion of mental health by contributing to the well-being and safety of people with visual disabilities through the organization FUNDAPROGRESI. Likewise, the promotion of equal opportunities, accessibility, and inclusion in tourism is encouraged, regardless of different abilities or vulnerabilities, through the commitment to the Tourism for All People and the accessible tourism initiative of ProParques.
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SDG 4: Facilities for professional training for employees and learning opportunities, through the TransFormar company's Training Program. The strengthening of work-related skills is also promoted through the ICT Capacita Platform.
SDG 4.1: Support for equitable, inclusive, and quality local education access through the Scholarship Program - La Paz School.
SDG 5.2: Commitment to initiatives aimed at promoting empowerment and the minimization of violence against women by fostering safe environments through the Sofía Network Program.
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SDG 11.4: Support for initiatives aimed at protecting and safeguarding cultural heritage, including Indigenous territories such as Matambú. In this context, we encourage responsible tourism by following the recommendations of the World Tourism Organization, the Global Code of Ethics for Tourism, the compilation of Good Practices in Indigenous tourism, and the guidelines on taking action to protect archaeological heritage.
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