Our
Publications
Fundación SOLYDES
Our Publications
At the Solydes Foundation we understand that culture is a way to promote participation and express and respect diversity, and this is why it is a key element of the national and local development strategy. Based on this firm belief, SOLYDES has decided to support cultural activities including publishing books by Bolivian researchers and artists.
Mapping Bolivia’s Digital Technology Ecosystem (2019 to 2024)
echnology is key to the economy, as it drives international competitiveness. In the face of globalization and technological advancement, companies must constantly adapt. In Bolivia, studies supported by the Solydes Foundation on technological entrepreneurship help analyze the current situation of the country and guide the steps to be taken moving forward.
Download Publication 2019Download Publication 2020
Download Publication 2021
Download Publication 2022
Download Publication 2023
Download Publication 2024
Singani - Patricio Crooker & Rita del Solar (2020)
Singani, a distilled drink made from Muscat of Alexandria grapes with centuries of tradition, is a cultural heritage of Bolivia with recognized denomination of origin. The book "Singani," supported by the Solydes Foundation, is a photographic tribute to the producing regions and their grape growers, created by Patricio Crooker and Rita del Solar, with texts by Agustín Echalar.
Download Publication
Specialized Catalogue of Bolivian Stamps - Daniel González Fernández (2022)
Since 2007, Bolivia has not had a specialized philatelic catalog, which made it difficult for collectors and traders to organize and accurately value stamps. With the support of the Solydes Foundation, Daniel González Fernández, president of the Filatelic Society of La Paz, has published a new Specialized Philatelic Catalog of Bolivia, offering detailed cataloging of stamps, their varieties, and market values, thus helping to revalue philately in the country.
Download Publication
Borda 1883-1953 - Pedro Querejazu Leyton (2018)
The Solydes Foundation recognizes that culture creates identity and promotes social inclusion. In this firm belief, it has provided funding for a book on the work of the artist Arturo Borda (1883-1953), as one of its cultural projects. The research was carried out by Pedro Querejazu Leyton.
Download Publication