Results – Comprehensive impact of the political, economic and financial sanctions applied to the Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela
Since 2020, the Latin American Council of Social Sciences (CLACSO) and the Ministry of Popular Power for Science and Technology (MINCyT) in Venezuela have resumed and developed strategies towards strengthening the social sciences and humanities within the framework of the health situation that the whole world is going through, the Coronavirus (SARS-CoV-2).
In this context, a joint call for proposals was issued by CLACSO and the Venezuelan Ministry of Science, Technology and Innovation (MINCyT) to investigate the comprehensive impact of coercive, political, economic, and financial measures applied to the Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela . The call received a total of 11 applications, which were technically reviewed.
The evaluation process was carried out by a Commission composed of representatives from CLACSO and the Venezuelan Ministry of Science and Technology. This Commission considered the quality, relevance, and coherence of the projects in accordance with the call for proposals.
In light of the quality, relevance and appropriateness of most of the proposals submitted, the organizers decided to expand the support and recognize 5 (five) projects in total.
Based on the above, the list of the 5 selected projects is as follows:
| No. | Title of the project | Coordinator responsible for the application |
| 1 | National Digital Observatory of Popular Participation Practices in the areas of health, food and education, in the face of the economic blockade and hybrid war in the Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela. | María Ángela Petrizzo Páez |
| 2 | Support and strengthening of self-managed productive experiences in the area of food sovereignty, in the context of international sanctions and in the scenario of the Covid-19 pandemic. | Ximena González |
| 3 | Imaginaries and social representations of concrete sociocultural solutions for crisis management and the impact of public policies in the context of the political, economic, and financial blockade of Venezuela. Cases of Caracas, Mérida, Barinas, Valencia, Yaracuy, and Zulia. | Carmen García |
| 4 | Impact of unilateral coercive measures by the US government and allied countries on sexual and reproductive health in the Venezuelan university community. | Miguel Alfonzo |
| 5 | Strengths and weaknesses of Venezuelan institutions in estimating the effects of unilateral coercive measures: A theoretical-empirical approach. | Sonia Boueiri |
This ruling is final and irrevocable.
