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Efraín Alfredo Pozo Cornejo: A Journey Through
Professional Excellence

Introduction: My name is Efraín Alfredo Pozo Cornejo, born on
May 2, 1963, in La Paz, Bolivia. I have traversed a diverse and enriching
career path, blending agricultural expertise, language proficiency, and a deep
commitment to environmental issues. Here is a glimpse of my professional
journey:

Academic Foundations:

• Graduated from the
  Faculty of Agricultural and Livestock Sciences "Martin Cárdenas"
  at UMSS in July 1987, majoring in Agronomy after completing my high school
  education.

• Pursued a Master's
  Program in Production Systems at Iowa State University from August 1992 to
  December 1995, funded by the IBTA-2216 BO-WB project, as a recognition of
  my professional excellence as a researcher at the Bolivian Institute of
  Agricultural Technology (IBTA).

• Received a Thesis Scholarship
  sponsored by ABOPA-PL480 Title III funds from August 1987 to July 1988,
  for outstanding academic performance as a university student in the
  Faculty of Agricultural and Livestock Sciences at the Universidad Mayor de
  San Simón, Cochabamba, Bolivia.

Professional Career:

• Commenced my career as a
  Researcher in Pastures and Forages of the Bolivian Altiplano in 1989,
  stationed at the Experimental Station Patacamaya under the former Bolivian
  Institute of Agricultural Technology (IBTA).

• Worked as an Associate
  Researcher in the Program for Altiplano Production Systems (SIPAB) since
  1990, with sponsorship from CIP and ORSTOM. I conducted in-depth research
  in rural communities, focusing on systemic approaches, characterization of
  family production systems, recommendation domains, rapid surveys, and
  other diagnostic and evaluation tools.

• Engaged in numerous
  training events, including courses, workshops, conferences, and symposia
  across Latin America (Peru, Ecuador, Brazil, Venezuela, Mexico) and Europe
  (Denmark, France, Sweden) during the early '90s.

• Secured a scholarship to
  pursue my Master's degree from 1992 to 1995, which included intensive
  English language training at the University of Wisconsin, followed by the
  Agronomy Department at Iowa State University, specializing in Production
  Systems.

• Returned to Bolivia in
  1996 and served as the Regional Head of the National Potato Research
  Program (PROINPA) from 1997 to 1998, which later evolved into the PROINPA
  Foundation.

• Worked as a project planner
  and evaluator in the Planning Unit of IBTA Regional La Paz in 1999,
  actively participating in various courses, workshops, symposia, and
  conferences, both nationally and internationally.

• In 2000, participated in
  an exclusive training program at the International Center for
  Development-Oriented Research in Agriculture (ICRA) in the Netherlands, a
  program reserved for professionals holding master's and doctoral degrees.

• In the same year,
  relocated to Japan, where I taught Spanish at the Berlitz Corporation in
  Osaka, Kyoto, and Kobe.

• Returned to Bolivia at
  the end of 2001, joining the World Food Programme (PMA) as a Project
  Monitor.

• In 2002, I moved to Japan
  once again for personal reasons and worked from 2004 to 2005 at the Kumon
  Institute of Education, developing didactic materials for native Spanish
  speakers.

• Between 2006 and 2011, I
  worked as a Spanish language instructor for executives at DAIO Paper
  Corporation.

• In mid-2011, I returned
  to Bolivia and worked at Minera San Cristóbal (MSC) in the Environmental
  Division until mid-2013. During my tenure, I translated several documents
  from English to Spanish, including the Environmental Impact Study (EIA)
  for Banta.

• In the latter half of
  2013, I served as a Specialist in Training and Institutional Strengthening
  for the National Irrigation Program with a Watershed Approach (PRONAREC),
  based in La Paz, Bolivia, with national coverage.

• In January 2014, I
  relocated to Santa Cruz and worked in the Irrigation Division of the
  Autonomous Government of Santa Cruz under the PRONAREC-SEDERI program
  until the first quarter of 2015.

• In 2016, I worked as an
  Environmental Specialist for Sinohydro Corporation Limited - Bolivia
  Branch, a Chinese company responsible for the construction of the
  Ichilo-Ivirgarzama Dual Road, Tramo II. In this role, I provided safety
  training to dump truck operators, conducted area inspections, and prepared
  reports for the supervising company ACCIONA, in compliance with PMA, PASA,
  and EIA regulations.

• In April 2017, I began
  working as the Coordinator of the Cañero Líder Program, based at the
  Guabirá Sugar Mill, S.A., and contracted by the Union of Guabirá Sugarcane
  Farmers. My responsibilities included launching, designing, and
  implementing the Cañero Líder Program, raising awareness among sugarcane farmers
  regarding environmental practices, creating a database, monitoring
  planting credits, and providing management reports to the Cañero Líder
  committee and the Presidencies of both UCG and IAG. I continued my work at UCG-PCL until 2018.

• In 2019, I worked for
  World Vision Bolivia as a translator and interpreter, translating various
  documents from sponsors and beneficiary children.

• Starting in 2020, I
  became deeply involved in climate change issues and served as the Director
  of the Adaptation Mechanism at the Plurinational Mother Earth Authority
  (APMT).

• In 2021, I completed a
  Higher Education Diploma at the Universidad Mayor de San Andrés (UMSA) to
  be able to teach in the field of Climate Change and Resilience within the
  Master's program.

• In 2022, I taught the
  mentioned course at UMSA and expanded my involvement in translation and
  interpretation, registering as a professional translator with the
  International Languages Institute, Jeenie.com, and Proz.com.

• Language Skills:

  • I am fluent in three
    languages: Spanish (native), English (fluent), and Japanese
    (conversational).

  Conclusion: My professional journey has been diverse,
  characterized by a deep passion for agriculture, environmental issues, and
  linguistic versatility. I've achieved notable milestones, made significant
  contributions, and continue to be dedicated to lifelong learning and making a
  positive impact in my fields of expertise.