Starting this month, new series will be released focused on young audiences, adults and children, which raise the themes around the 17 Sustainable Development Goals. In total there are 35 chapters in which there will be around 50 transformative experiences, 33 children’s voices and about 60 experts.
In May 2021, Capital will premiere three documentary series for young audiences, adults and children, which raise issues around the 17 Sustainable Development Goals – ODS of the United Nations Organization – UN. The premiere takes place at a time when problems such as hunger, poverty, social inequality, inequity, insufficient health services, lack of access to technology, work and education, among others, require urgent solutions. .
They are three documentary series that, as polyphonic stories, contextualize current and profound problems that affect all citizens in order to inspire innovative solutions in which everyone is protagonist and can rethink the ways in which citizens relate and interact with the planet.
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In total there are 35 chapters in which more than 50 transformative experiences, 33 children’s voices and about 60 experts allow us to know relevant and motivating stories in which the Sustainable Development Goals are intertwined from a global context but determined by local needs.
“At Capital, Sistema de Comunicación Pública, we believe that it is necessary, relevant and pertinent to produce content that allows the reflection of citizens to be shown through various voices in the face of social, economic, political, scientific and environmental spheres as well as the actions that must be taken. undertake to know the transformations that are projected in all these areas, to raise awareness of the problems, inspire through successful experiences and engage audiences by generating conversation and proposals regarding what can be done locally and that has an impact on the entire world, ”affirms Marcela Benavides, leader of citizenship, culture and education content at Capital.
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That is what “Minimal Consensus” is about, where it is narrated through transformative experiences of citizens of Bogotá and the world, the implementation of the Sustainable Development Goals on issues such as hunger, the end of poverty or the reduction of inequalities between others. From the hand of María Vanedi, the series seeks to allude to consciousness and action, inviting to create minimal consensus that allows us to face the challenges of the future together.
In this process, he meets different boys and girls between 8 and 12 years old, who express their point of view on each of these problems, taking as a starting point their own life experience. And in reinventing itself, different problems that are experienced in Bogotá, Colombia and the world are addressed in a dynamic and simple way regarding issues such as hunger, poverty, climate change, the economy, health, education and infrastructure, analyzing with experts and entrepreneurs the future, starting from the premise that to solve a problem you have to understand it.
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The three series, two aimed at adults, young people and one aimed at children, propose new scenarios to find points of reference, reflection, analysis and practical solutions that help call for action and change in the face of problems that require a solution urgent that we can all be part of.
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“From the point of view of the children’s audience, it is essential to give them the voice and the space to participate in this issue, since they are the ones who receive a planet in crisis; but they are also the ones who have the best ideas and actions for change, as demonstrated in 10 years to change the world, ”says Marcela Benavides.
The series, designed under the premise “Let’s save the future now” show a new scenario in which it is necessary to analyze and bet on new actions that help overcome the problems contemplated in the Sustainable Development Goals proposed by the UN for 2030. In total are 35 chapters.
Chapters
Minimum consensus: 12 chapters of 24 minutes, with launch on Monday, May 3 with broadcasts Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and Friday at 7:00 pm and Thursdays at 6:00 pm with repetition at 9:00 pm
10 years to change the world: 11 chapters of 24 minutes with release on Monday, May 3 with broadcasts Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and Friday at 6:00 pm and Thursdays at 6:30 pm with repetition at 9:30 pm and in the Erueka children’s strip, Monday through Friday at 8:00 a.m. and 3:00 p.m.
REINVENTED: 12 chapters of 24 minutes, launching on Thursday, May 20 with broadcasts Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and Friday at 7:00 pm and Thursdays at 6:00 pm with repetition at 9:00 pm
“The planet and the permanence of humanity is at stake, consumerism and bad habits have made us reach an extreme point where the only option is change. The Sustainable Development Goals show us that route, ”concludes Benavides.
