In August of this year I was asked by the UNDP Bolivia office to conduct an assessment of the Bolivian socio-economic situation in the context of accelerating climate change and the central government’s official planning approach of ‘Vivir Bien’. The assessment will include a field trip across several different Bolivian territories to conduct interviews with strategic social and political actors across the different sectors of Bolivian society of university, government, private, and civil society, including indigenous and campesino, about their views on Vivir Bien with particular emphasis on their experiencing the impacts of climate change.