In order to keep improving the academic experience of students and teachers of the Cerrito Agricultural School and, in this way, continue betting on a promising future for young people from rural environments, the construction of the second dairy plant with its respective effluent treatment at the facilities of the educational institution in Benjamín Aceval, Chaco is currently underway.

On Saturday, December 3, the groundbreaking of the new building was carried out with the participation of the entire educational community, including students, teachers, and authorities, as well as the General Manager of Fundación Paraguaya, Luis Fernando Sanabria, the representative of Nestlé, Lizzie Kennedy and the engineer Mayra García, Technical Manager of the JGL Construction Company.

 The direct beneficiaries of this construction are the students and teachers of the Agricultural School since, with the new dairy plant, they will be able to further strengthen their knowledge and skills and, in parallel, they will be able to generate more income with the aim of continuing to bet on self-sustaining education.

“The building of this plant is a very large investment, it will cost approximately 650,000 dollars,” said our General Manager, Luis Fernando Sanabria, while thanking the organizations allied to this project, which are USAID/ASHA, Kiva, the Peery Foundation, Nestle, among others.

The construction of the new dairy plant is scheduled to last six months. Finally, our General Manager highlighted the great positive impact of this project. “This plant will be a very useful tool for the students. A lot of people are cooperating to achieve this, it is a great example that we set for Paraguay, you can get ahead with everyone’s effort”, he pointed out.