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'''Jose Torcal''' is a civil engineer with ten years of experience working in sustainability and regenerative projects. Originally from Spain, the study and practice of water management have taken Jose on a journey covering the Netherlands, Nicaragua, Canada, Egypt and Mexico. His interest in the emotional connections and narratives around water in public spaces set him apart from traditional engineering early on. He approaches technical projects with a focus on deep community engagement, employing tools like exploratory walks and storytelling. Jose shares his thoughts and musings in the substack’s newsletter “Nothing to declare”. | |||
== See Also == | == See Also == | ||
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== Participation On Humanity Rising == | == Participation On Humanity Rising == | ||
*[[HR!Day346| Day 346 Mon 10/25/21 HR Women’s Summit | Girl Driven Solutions | What is Beauty Telling Us?]] | *[[HR!Day346| Day 346 Mon 10/25/21 HR Women’s Summit | Girl Driven Solutions | What is Beauty Telling Us?]] | ||
Latest revision as of 11:58, 25 October 2021
Jose Torcal is a civil engineer with ten years of experience working in sustainability and regenerative projects. Originally from Spain, the study and practice of water management have taken Jose on a journey covering the Netherlands, Nicaragua, Canada, Egypt and Mexico. His interest in the emotional connections and narratives around water in public spaces set him apart from traditional engineering early on. He approaches technical projects with a focus on deep community engagement, employing tools like exploratory walks and storytelling. Jose shares his thoughts and musings in the substack’s newsletter “Nothing to declare”.