Author name: Geolupa

Through a partnership with the Municipality of Escazú, Geolupa had the opportunity to design and deliver a series of environmental education workshops in local schools. These workshops were structured into thematic modules tailored to the student population, covering key environmental topics with a dynamic, participatory, and educational approach. This initiative highlights the shared commitment of […]

Geolupa developed a Waste Characterization and Generation Rate Study, as well as the Municipal Integrated Solid Waste Management Plan for the Municipality of Barva in Heredia. This project provided the municipality with an up-to-date plan based on real data regarding the quantity and types of waste generated. It marked a key step forward, reflecting the

Geolupa had the opportunity to collaborate at various stages with the municipalities of San Rafael de Heredia, Tilarán, and Bagaces to support compliance with the guidelines set forth in the Environmental Parks Regulation for the separation, treatment, recovery, and final disposal of solid waste (Regulation No. 44421-S). This work included the initial site assessment, geotechnical

In 2016 and 2023, we had the opportunity to work on a proposal to improve the management of solid waste in San José, the capital of our country in collaboration with the Municipality of San José.  We were able to coordinate efforts in a multiskilled team, which led us to achieve the project’s goals so

For about the past six months, Geolupa has worked closely with the Municipality of Cañas, Guanacaste, the environmental department of the Municipality led by Engineer Katherine Obando Madriz and Cañas’ local Environmental Committee. The purpose of this effort was to share knowledge and experiences to develop a work plan aimed to define specific actions that

Technical studies are a tool that enables ASADAS to understand the condition of their drinking water supply systems and determine what improvements can be made to optimize their performance—or to support planned expansions. ASADAS in Montaña Grande and Isla Venado, Dominicas in Jicaral, Cabuya in Cóbano, Pueblo Nuevo in Jicaral, Ángeles Norte and Alto Villegas

The citizens of Golfito, public institutions, representatives of indigenous territories, NGOs, and Geolupa worked together in their respective roles and areas of expertise to develop the Solid Waste Management Plan, which will be one of the first to include Marine and Coastal Waste in the country.

The Municipality of San Rafael hired Geolupa’s services in their effort to continue improving waste management. This included the characterization study that allowed them to update their information repositories and develop more effective waste management strategies that will benefit all their residents.  Additionally, we conducted a Geotechnical study, a topographic survey, and gas sampling to

We also had the opportunity to work with the Garabito Municipality in a very successful project.  We trained the Local Government’ Environmental Services Department on the methodology to conduct research projects on Waste Composition and Generation Studies.  One of our key deliverables was a step-by-step guide that the municipality’s employees could use, to appropriately apply

The “Fondo de Beneficio Social de los Trabajadores de la Universidad Nacional”, in order to improve its facilities and the service it provides to its associates, has hired Geolupa as a reliable, experienced and quality company to carry out earthworks and preparation of spaces for the infrastructure construction.