Bolivia is located in the heart of South America. A country of extremes and with a diverse geography that begins near the clouds in the Andes at 6,542 meters above sea level, descends to the valleys, and continues its descent to the Amazon with a minimum altitude of 90 meters above sea level.

With an area of 1,098,081 km² and a GDP of $40.29 billion, where only 2.52% is cultivated area employing 13.8% of the labor force.

Population:

110’633,371 inhabitants, Quechua 30%, mestizo 30%, Aymara 25% and Caucasian 15%, of which 49.6% are below the poverty line.

Natural wealth:

It has natural resources such as natural gas, oil, tin, zinc, silver, lithium, iron, gold, lead, timber and water power generation capacity. It is the largest producer of Brazil nuts in the world and the second largest producer of quinoa.