The logo consists of a stylized silhouette of a pregnant woman, representing motherhood and fertility. This silhouette is designed in a minimalist way, with soft and simple lines to maintain the elegance and simplicity of the design. Inside the silhouette of the pregnant woman, there is a chumbe, a symbol of the indigenous Andean culture that represents life and energy. The chumbe is subtly but significantly integrated into the design, perhaps as part of the pregnant woman's belly or in her hands. Along the bottom of the design, a stylized bridge is placed, symbolizing the connection and bond between different cultures and communities. The bridge acts as a uniting element, showing the importance of understanding and solidarity between different groups. At the top of the design, the Wiphala is incorporated, a flag that represents the cultural and ethnic diversity of the indigenous peoples of the Andes. The Wiphala adds a touch of color and symbolizes the cultural richness and diversity 