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The sex education is an essential part of HIV prevention, sexually transmitted infections (STIs)

According to UNESCO, youth sex education are inadequate in many parts of the world, making them more vulnerable to HIV, sexually transmitted infections (STIs), unwanted pregnancies, exploitation and sexual abuse. To address this problem, has commissioned the development of international guidelines on sex education.

international guidelines was conducted by a researcher and physician, who have received significant contributions il. Offer "approach contrasted with effective education about sexuality, relationships, HIV and STIs" for children and young

Under the guidelines, appropriate sex education is an essential part of HIV prevention, and is also vital to achieve the goals of universal access to prevention, treatment, care and support. Programs designed and implemented properly can help reduce the risk that young people are infected with HIV or other STDs, unwanted pregnancies and sexually abusive or coercive relationships.

The main objective of sex education is to help young people in schools primary and secondary education to acquire knowledge, skills and values \u200b\u200bto make informed decisions about their sex lives. Is an essential component to learn to protect themselves from HIV, the same way these guidelines recommend that education is "age appropriate, culturally relevant and scientifically accurate" and that is offered in an environment where young people feel free to explore their attitudes and practices.

These guidelines are aimed primarily at decision makers in education and health sectors, especially the ministers of education and health and education professionals, teachers as they develop curricula, which are launched programs in educational institutions.

These guidelines, which will be completed and put in place before the end of 2009, are a step to promote political and technical leadership among education authorities and health to ensure that children and young people have access to information and knowledge they need in their personal, social and sexual

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"Biosphere reserves are sites recognized by UNESCO under its Programme on Man and the Biosphere, MAB, which innovate and demonstrate approaches to conservation and sustainable development. Obviously, these sites are under the sovereign jurisdiction of States in which they are located, but they share their ideas and experiences at national, regional and international levels within the World Network of Biosphere. There are currently 553 sites spread over 107 countries. " Http://www.unesco.org/

Biosphere reserves are designed to answer one of the essential questions facing the world today: how to reconcile conservation of biodiversity , the search for economic and social development and maintaining associated cultural values?

Biosphere reserves should fulfill three complementary functions: a conservation function to protect genetic resources, species, ecosystems and landscapes, a development function, to promote economic development and sustainable human and logistical support function to support and encourage research, education, training and ongoing monitoring activities related to local, national and global issues of conservation and sustainable development.

The current growth trends and spatial distribution of population, economic globalization and the effects of the market economy in rural areas, erosion of cultural identity, the growing demand for energy and resources, access centralized information and inequality with respect to technological innovations force us to consider realistic prospects of the environment and the elements that constitute a serious overview of the prospects for the environment and development in the near future.

The world community needs real models while promoting the conservation and sustainable development. These examples are only valid if they take into account all the social, cultural, spiritual and economic needs of society, and are also based on sound science.

Biosphere reserves offer such models. Rather than becoming islands in a world increasingly threatened by the impact of human activities, can be the scene of reconciliation between humans and nature and allow the revaluation of accumulated knowledge to meet the needs of future generations. They can also help overcome the difficulties arising from the sectoral nature of our institutions. In sum, biosphere reserves are much more than just protected areas.

Thus, biosphere reserves are not only for people who live in them and their surroundings, an environment to develop fully in balance with the natural environment but also contribute to meeting the needs of society as set showing the way towards a more sustainable future. This idea is central to the concept of biosphere reserves in the XXI century.

Source: Seville Strategy, UNESCO 1995

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Biosphere Reserves Management Committee Presentation

The Biosphere Reserve La Campana-Peñuelas is a territory comprising 238,000 acres, according to the approval of the 21 st Session of the International Coordinating Council Men and Biosphere Program (MAB) of UNESCO. Includes land belonging to eleven communes, of which ten of them are in the Valparaiso Region and one in the Metropolitan Region.

Within the area there are three protected sites, Parque Nacional La Campana Lago Peñuelas National Reserve and Wildlife Sanctuary Cerro El Roble. The communities within the territory are: Casablanca, Quilpué, Valparaíso, Villa Alemana, Viña del Mar, Llay Llay, Hijuelas, Limache, Olmué, Quillota, Valparaiso Region, and Til Til, in the Metropolitan Region.

History
Biosphere Reserve La Campana - Peñuelas was nominated by UNESCO on 15 February 1985 on the grounds of the Lago Peñuelas National Reserve and National Park La Campana. Considering the date of its establishment, the reserve of 17,000 hectares of land did not meet the criteria set out in the Statutory Framework of the World Network of Biosphere Reserves, and no with the provisions of the Seville Strategy, documents both sanctioned during the General Conference of UNESCO, held in 1995, ie ten years after the creation of the Biosphere Reserve La Campana - Peñuelas.

The need to comply with these guidelines made CONAF Valparaíso Region UNESCO proposed the expansion of existing, as these consisted of Protected Areas of the State, the territory comprising the original boundaries of the Reserve only allowed fulfill the role of conservation, excluding the functions of promoting sustainable development and provide logistical support.

Therefore, after two years of work, the Government of Chile, through CONAF Valparaiso, submitted a file extension of the reserve, which was approved at the 21 th meeting of the International Coordinating Council of UNESCO's Man and Biosphere (MAB) of UNESCO, carried out in May 2009. Currently

Biosphere Reserve La Campana - Peñuelas reaches a surface area of \u200b\u200b238,000 hectares, bringing the territory originally declared as a Biosphere Reserve, grew by about 14 times ..

This UNESCO recognition given to this important area of \u200b\u200bthe Metropolitan Region of Valparaiso and enhance not only tourism, but to all activities production and services taking place in a sustainable manner, that is in harmony with the environment, the main challenge for Biosphere Reserves.

Mindful that one of the functions of Biosphere Reserves is to "development", it is possible the implementation of various productive activities, ensuring that its implementation be harmonious with each other, so as to ensure and strengthen the three pillars of development sustainable social development, economic development and environmental conservation.

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The November 26, 2008 was to effect the first meeting of the Management Committee of the Biosphere Reserve La Campana - Peñuelas, which is to design a management plan for the area to reconcile the activities of biodiversity conservation with economic and social development, and maintenance associated cultural values.

The Committee is a public-private entity headed by the mayor of Valparaiso, Mr. Iván de la Maza, and in which 19 representatives of institutions attended by representatives of all sectors.

President
Governor of the Region of Valparaíso

Technical Secretary: National Forestry Corporation
Valparaíso Region

Members:
Valparaíso Provincial Governor Provincial Governor Quillota

Ministerial Regional Secretary of Agriculture
Ministerial Regional Secretary of Education
Ministerial Regional Secretary of Housing and Urban
Regional Ministerial Secretary of Economy
Ministerial Regional Secretary of Public Works
Regional Ministerial Secretary of Planning and Coordination
Executive Director Regional Productive Development Agency
Chapter President Regional Council of Mayors
Regional Council Representative Government Representative
Valparaíso Region ASIVA
House Representative Chilean Construction, Fifth Region delegation
President Council of Rectors of Universities of the Region Representative
National Tourism Council, Consetur
President of the Regional Chamber of Commerce
President of the Farmers Association of Businessmen Association Chairman
Quillota Vitivinícolas
Casablanca Chairman of the Regional Advisory Council for Protected Areas of the State

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