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The “BELLA Hackathon: Copernicus Innovation Development” began with the participation of 53 research groups from Europe, Latin America, and the Caribbean. The activity is organized by RedCLARA and the BELLA II project, with the aim of promoting the use of data from the observation program of the Earth of the European Union (EU), Copernicus, in both regions.

The RedCLARA and CIEMAT proposal: “The digital transformation as an enabler for enhancing food security and a clean energy transition” was one of the three selected in the VI EU-LAC Call for the co-organization of events on topics relevant to the bi-regional partnership between the European Union and Latin America and the Caribbean.

A cooperation agreement focus on promoting technological standards that improve the quality of services in cities, countries, or regions, based on transparency, best practices, and citizen participation, is the focus of the cooperation agreement signed by RedCLARA and FIWARE Foundation, in the framework of the "9th FIWARE Global Summit", held in June in Vienna (Austria).

RedCLARA has a new face. The Latin American Cooperation of Advanced Networks launched on Monday 12 June its new visual identity as part of its 20th anniversary celebrations and at the beginning of a series of launches that will take place during the second half of 2023, opening the doors to a new cycle in the history of the network, increasingly broad, modern and human. 

In a session attended by representatives of several countries of the Regional Online Information System for Scientific Journals of Latin America, the Caribbean, Spain, and Portugal (Latindex) and National Reference Nodes of LA Refrencia, the organisations signed and launched the Framework Collaboration Agreement that aims to consolidate a Regional Open Science Ecosystem.

RedCLARA presented to Bolivian academic and scientific institutions the multiple advantages and opportunities of being part of the advanced network global community, through a National Research and Education Network, which would promote connectivity and collaborative work with the region and the world.