Changes in cultivation

1. Changes in Coca Cultivation Density
2004-2013

2. 2004

3. 2005

4. 2006

5. 2008

6. 2009

7. 2010

8. 2012

9. 2013

10. 2007 2008Change
Coca Cultivation 28900 ha 30500 ha 6%
Yungas of La Paz 19800 ha 20700 ha 5%
Protected areas in Bolivia 1825 ha 2063 ha 13%
2008 2009Change
Coca Cultivation 30500 ha 30900 ha 1%
Yungas of La Paz 20700 ha 20900 ha 1%
Protected areas in Bolivia 2063 ha 2057 ha 0%
2009 2010Change
Coca Cultivation 30900 ha 31000 ha 0%
Yungas of La Paz 20900 ha 20500 ha -2%
Protected areas in Bolivia 2057 ha 2228 ha 8%
2010 2011Change
Coca Cultivation 31000 ha 27200 ha -12%
Yungas of La Paz 20500 ha 18200 ha -11%
Protected areas in Bolivia 2228 ha 2362 ha 1%
2011 2012Change
Coca Cultivation 27200 ha 25300 ha -7%
Yungas of La Paz 18200 ha 16900 ha -7%
Protected areas in Bolivia 2362 ha 2154 ha -9%
2012 2013Change
Coca Cultivation 25300 ha 2300 ha -9%
Yungas of La Paz 16900 ha 15700 ha -7%
Protected areas in Bolivia 2154 ha 1011 ha -53%
Monitoring Results of Cultivation of Coca in Bolivia

11. Outline
• Content- The United Nations Office of Drugs and Crime produces an
annual report from the monitoring of illicit crops grown around the
world. For the purpose of this research project, I will be using their
information in the years 2004-2013 regarding the location/amount
of coca grown in Bolivia.
• Purpose- These maps prove that even though coca cultivation has
technically decreased in Bolivia, it is still incredibly prevalent. This
cultivation has caused massive deforestation and displacement of
people, supporting some of the environmental and social views of the
paper.
• Shows a negative trajectory of growing over time, however slight it may be.
• Overall, this will be an accompanying visual on the website where the change
in time of coca in Bolivia will be running on a time loop.