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    PreparationDocument

    World Congress Chile 2013

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    Content

    Introduction 3Chile 4

    General Information: 4Santiago 5La Serena 6Valparaso 7Temuco 8Mapuches 9Mayor University 10

    Travel Information 11Schedule 12What you need to bring? 13Participation Fee

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    IntroductionIn the congress we will have seminars about current topics of

    the Agricultural sector in Chile such as:

    Agriculture in Chile present tense and future challenges.

    Trends in Agriculture "OMG, organic and biodynamic"

    Water Resources and Environmental Sustainability.

    Innovation in agriculture

    Food crisis.

    Also technical visits to producers and companies related to the

    above topics.

    Vineyards

    Fruit Production

    Food and Agricultural Industries

    Productions bovine and swine. Workshops to strengthen soft skills.

    Cultural activities to show agricultural reality and culture of

    our country.

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    General Information:

    Population (2002): 16,572,475

    Territory: 756,102.4 km

    Location: South America.Borders:

    North: Peru

    South: South Pole (Antarctic Territory)

    East: Bolivia and Argentina

    West: Pacific Ocean

    Official Language: Spanish

    Time Zone: GMT -4

    Chile

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    Santiago

    Capital of Chile, located in the Metropolitan Region

    (Region XIII), has a population of 7,003,122inhabitants., Reaching a density of 429.99

    inhabitants / km .

    It is the oldest city in Chile founded in 1541, has

    modern urban facilities and here are some of the

    country's main civic offices, such as Palacio de La

    Moneda, the seat of the national government.

    Basically it is a residential city, it has large rural

    areas, mostly

    devoted to

    industry and

    commerce, in its

    surroundings you

    can find one of the

    areas known for

    producing wines of

    high level, the

    Casablanca Valley.

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    La Serena

    Located in the IV region of Coquimbo, Second touristdestination, and has a population of 210. 299

    inhabitants, with a density

    of 132.58 inhab. / Km

    It is the second oldest city

    in Chile founded on

    September 4, 1544, has aNeo-colonial architecture,

    characterized by their

    balconies, small squares

    and stone churches

    several centuries of

    antiquity, and its extensivebeaches.

    Its main agricultural

    product is grapes (Vitis

    Vinifera) for direct

    consumption and wine production,

    and the cultivation of Papaya (Carica Papaya).

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    ValparasoLocated in the V Region of Valparaiso,

    Chile's main port, has a population of

    292,510 inhabitants, with adensity of 672.91 inhab. / Km .

    It is the main container and

    passenger port of Chile and

    one of the busiest in South

    America's Pacific coast.

    It is characterized by buildingson the slopes of the hills, with

    a great architectural value,

    based on Spanish colonial

    style buildings, intertwined with

    other non-Hispanic European styles, such as

    Victorian.

    The region is immensely rich in culture, where it is

    located one of the main homes of

    legendary Chilean poet Pablo Neruda.

    "Dominated by 44 hills form a naturalamphitheater overlooking the ocean that

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    Temuco

    Located in IX Region Araucana

    Region, has a population of 268,720 inhabitantsand a population density of 8.039 inhab. / Km .

    This town is known for its landscapes, unique in the

    world, decorated by

    ancient Araucaria

    (Araucaria Araucana)

    and majestic volcanoes,which are protected by

    national parks.

    The region's economy is based on agriculture,

    forestry activity, which occupies about 50% of the

    labor force. The region produces wheat, oats,

    barley, lupins, rapeseed, sunflower, sugar beet,

    potatoes and vegetables. Fruit production is low,

    highlighting the apples. Ranching grows south of

    the region, where there is a large mass of cattle, sheep and

    pigs.

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    Mapuches

    The Mapuche, from Mapudungun language, mapu = earth,

    Che = people, People of the Earth, also called Araucanos

    by the Spanish in the arrival times of these to Chile.

    They are a people inhabiting southern Chile, and now are

    mainly located in the region of Araucania, giving it the name

    of Temuco, meaning "Water of Temu" Temu is the name of

    the tree of myrtle (Luma Apiculata) .

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    Mayor University

    The Mayor University is a private university founded in 1988Chile, teaches 64 undergraduate majors and 63 master's

    programs that taught in two venues and seven campuses in

    Santiago and one in Temuco.

    The congress will take place on campus Huechuraba,

    Santiago and Temuco campus.

    Mayor its the first and only Chilean university that provestheir quality achieved under international standards with U.S.

    accreditation agency Middle States Commission on Higher

    Education (MSCHE).

    For more information visit the website www.umayor.cl.

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    Travel Information

    The Woco will start in the city of Santiago, and will

    include visits to the cities of La Serena, Valparaiso and

    Temuco, before returning to Santiago.

    Airplane: International Airport Comodoro ArturoMerino Benitez, Santiago City, Chile.

    We will pick you up at the airport and take you to the

    hostel.

    Visa Information:

    The page can be viewed in English or Spanish, link in

    the upper right corner

    http://www.minrel.gob.cl/prontus_minrel/site/artic/20080619/pags/20080619154024.php

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    Schedule

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    What you need to bring?

    Passport / Identity Card (Visa, if needed)

    Travel Ticket

    Money (Chilean pesos)

    Warm clothes for the rain and cold (5 C / 17 C or 41 F /

    62.6 F)

    Gloves, scarves, shoes waterproof, trekking shoes

    Personal toiletries and Medicine

    Towel

    Little backpack of bag for excursions

    Camera / Music

    Bring musical instruments (guitar, Harmonic, etc)

    DictionaryWater Bottle

    Adapter / voltage converter, if needed (220 volt)

    For a national team as a whole:

    Credentials and country report.

    Food, drinks and flag of your country for Tradefair.

    Items for Development found.

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    Participation Fee

    COUNTRIES PAYA 150

    B 200

    C 250

    D 300

    Contact Information

    Email:[email protected]

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    https://www.facebook.com/IAASWocoChile2013?ref=hl

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