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Building Bolivia with sexual and gender diversities The project aims to increase political participation of  TLGB group members through awareness and empowerment on human rights to enable the TLGB population to make themselves visible in areas of public life and improve the excercise of full citizenship.
Indigenous Intercultural Governance Program in Bolivia The program will help strengthen the vision and the ability to generate proposals from organizations, and promote public policy proposals that allow indigenous intercultural management with a capacity of influence in all areas of political decision. It also seeks  to achieve a planned and integrated management of indigenous territories with identity, incorporating among other things, access to the benefits of judicious use of natural resources and exercise the right to a "prior and informed consultation", as a model to replicate in other territorial spaces. It also aims to strengthen the participation of women in decision -making spaces, in the process of an indigenous land management and encourage their political participation at different levels of the state; another goal is to contribute to create intercultural processes by constructing visions of development between different actors for a proper management of territorial spaces. Indigenous Peoples of lowlands and highlands of Bolivia constitute the primary target of the program population. The territories of programmatic action are ,: the Nation Killaka in the departments of Potosí and Oruro and Guarani Nation in the departments of Santa Cruz and Chuquisaca, represented by its indigenous regional organizations, Khatun Killaka Asanajaqi (JAKISA) and the Assembly of the Guarani People (APG) respectively. To support to the organizations and the program as a whole, we will work with other actors in the indigenous movement, such as NGOs committed to the rights of Indigenous Peoples. The project will last 2 years.
Strengthening Assembly members around the Women's Legislative Agenda in Bolivia It poses a direct and strengthen articulations between Women's Organizations, departmental and Plural assemblies, on which it seeks to influence the formulation of proposed laws and statutes from a gender perspective and women's rights. This will facilitate the generation of a new legal framework that includes laws and rules more equitable public and women deepen their joint capabilities, develop their negotiating potential, strengthen their organization and achieve higher levels of participation, empowerment and effectiveness in relation the exercise of their rights.
Women's progress to economic equality in Bolivia The project contributes towards the economic debate from a gender perspective, making visible the impact of the economy on the lives of women in order to influence public policies, and developing a communications strategy to generate favourable public opinion about the contribution of women to the economy.
Top Project - food security and climate change resilience in Beni- Camellones The project addresses the needs of two heavily marginalized sectors of the region's population,  women and indigenous groups.  Unlike other regions, in Beni these groups show great strength and organization, therefore, the project is focused on the link between poverty, livelihoods, inequity and disaster risk and has assumed a holistic approach to its work in the area, ensuring constant production to (1) satisfy demands within the municipality (2) implement a seed bank and cover internal consumption, and (3) guarantee provision of working capital though the organization of a "rotating fund or seed capital.
Research on violence against women: between progress and resistance in Bolivia The research aims to transform knowing, understanding how the facts of violence against women are processed as campaigns and prevention activities in this regard are addressed, through the identification of beliefs, discourses and practices that hinder the effectiveness of messages about preventing violence. Involves three juniors and senior researchers, activists and key people. Those involved in the analysis workshops findings will benefit directly, which will be 90 people of which 70% are women. Research will be conducted in the cities of Santa Cruz, Cochabamba and La Paz. The results will be achieved over a period of eight months beginning in April and ends in November 2015.
Intercultural Health Program with a gender perspective for Ayoreos in Bolivia The purpose of this project is to support Ayoreo people to exercise their rights to health by: 1) designing and executing a training plan on women's rights and sexual and reproductive health; and 2) producing knowledge within a participatory process that leads to local level advocacy for the progressive implementation of a health care program incorporating gender and intercultural sensitivities.
Women deprived of liberty in La Paz write their history The project's main objective is to edit and publish a book with stories of lives of women incarcerated in La Paz. It will develop writing workshops, storytelling and reflection coordinated by the partners. The edition and lay out of the publication will be developed by the women prisoners
Political advocacy of the federation of GLBT groups in the society of La Paz The project aims to strengthen and empower the Departmental Federation of Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual and Transsexual in La Paz, to enable the strengthening of their member groups. It also pretends disseminate the human rights of people with different sexual orientation, to reduce discrimination and homophobia to this population, through leadership training for the empowerment of different gender identities.
Consortium of Humanitarian Agencies in Bolivia - CAHB This project is to achieve build and strengthening capacities, coordination with key stakeholders of the humanitarian system in the country and incidence in state and non -state policies for Disaster Risk Reduction and Climate Change Adaptation. To this end we have committed to take an organization -wide approach to building staff, accountability, and DRR capacity to support our field programs. It is going to be funded and implemented by a Consortium of 10 of the most important humanitarian agencies in Bolivia, which have been working together for over 4 years.
Territorial adaptation to climate change and risk reduction This project is in P00304. The project´s main objective is to promote and develop implementation of a Territorial Adaptative Management process in the municipality of Trinidad in Beni as a mechanism of planning and territorial administration that modifies the traditional patterns of land  management and introduces a clear vision and approach toward adaptation to climate change and risk reduction.
Looking for Equality in Bolivia CIDEM seeks to strengthen and enhance its information system, through the collection of information from the 9 cities in Bolivia, on the issue of violence against women developed by the Monitoring Centre "Manuela" and SIVICIGE, using this information to develop advocacy strategies, policy proposals and public policy.
Democracy and Leadership of women in Cochabamba  - Bolivia Influence the development of a democratic culture and recognition of women leadership in social and  political organizations and in the community through leadership training, communications, campaigning against violence, and advocacy to include womens rights and sexual and reproductive rights in public policy in Cochabamba.
Shares of political visibility of trans people in La Paz. The proyect aims to carry out cultural activities, in order to promote rights of transexuals by developing an ARTrans campaign (poster art) to be located in different areas of the city of La Paz -Bolivia, and a research and museografic sample about the travesti presence at parties.
Implementing a mechanism of territorial adaptation in Magdalena and Baures Beni The project main objective is to promote and develop the implementation of a Territorial adaptive management process in the municipalities of Magdalena and Baures in Beni, as a mechanism for planning and land management which allows the improvement of the existing ones, with the active participation of rural and urban populations. For which it has established an agreement with WWF for the funding of the whole initiative for a total period of 18 months.
Intercultural and quality education in Bolivia The project will support the construction of intercultural bilingual education models, based on cultural and linguistic diversity through teacher training, parent involvement and also civil society. Likewise, areas for capacity building will be created for youth organizations that will empower young people to become active participants and advocates for their individual and collective rights. Information exchange between different actors at national and local levels will be strengthened, to increase access and understanding of educational policies and the impact on government priorities. The project will be implemented by our partners  Wayna Tambo, CEBIAE, Desafio, Teko Guarani Acción Andina de educación, Fundación Machaca Amawta y FAUTAPO, in the departments of  La Paz , Chuquisaca, Santa Cruz, Tarija y Potosi, until April 2017.
Alternatives for exercise of  health, economic and political rights in Potosi. Strengthen women's organizations in poor mining districts of Potosi, in order to empower them as agents of change in improving their living conditions as part of the exercise of social, political and economic rights and particularly in recognition of sexual and reproductive rights and addressing gender violence.
Third International GLBT Film Festival about, La Paz -Bolivia Supporting the latest worldwide film production about gay, lesbian, bisexual, transgender (GLBT) population and their human rights through an international film festival, to raise awareness among the public in La Paz.
Training ecclesial women leaders in Bolivia on Feminist Critical Perspectives This project aims to promote reflection and capacity building with ecclesiastic women leaders, based on Feminist Critical Hermeneutics by Elizabeth Schüssler.  Also, this will strengthen the womens network of Ecumenical Theology in La Paz and nationwide, and the empowerment of their members as well as other women leaders from different churches.
Strengthening our Rights, our Future as Afro-Bolivian women The project aims to strengthen the capacity of Afro -Bolivian people to be able to define consciously  the goals of their struggle and the future history of the country, developing advocacy skills for a culture of gender and interculturality in Chulumani, Coroico and other communities.
Micro enterprises of women: Builders of the Habitat in El Alto city. Contribute to reducing urban poverty by promoting new employment opportunities in the construction sector and the social production of habitat in the City of El Alto. The project works with women, young and unemployed professionals developing particularly non -traditional employment sectors for women such as plumbing, electricity and plastering to qualify their skills and through that improve income.
Building resilience in disaster risk management in Bolivia The project is part of the DIPECHO IX action plan, funded by DG ECHO, the project aims to Contribute to improving the emergency response capacities and creating a citizenship culture in inclusive risk management include of Bolivian civil society.  The project, lead by CARE Bolivia, has partnered up with OXFAM, COOPI, Handicap International (HI), and Catholic Relief Services (CRS). OXFAM is responsible for implementing the outcome associated with  strengthen the capacities to develop inclusive Disaster Risk Management and implement an inclusive citizenship culture campaign in urban communities and local institutions the municipality of El Alto and  promoting the experience of the municipality of La Paz for Resilient Cities  Campaign, during 15 months.
Providing Housing and Improved family Income for Flood Prone Families in Bolivia This project aims to improve livelihoods, inequality and reduce risk from floods in San Andres, Beni -Bolivia. We will focus on expanding the camellones agricultural system into the new and more remote area, building flood -proof houses, and constructing public areas for children to study in, all of which will enable mainly female farmers to become homeowners and reduce their family.s vulnerability to flooding as well as improving livelihoods. This will be carried out with our partner FUNDEPCO and we expecto to deliver the results in 2 years
Full Citizenship: Promotion and Exercise of Human Rights in Beni The project aims to achieve the full exercise of rights for the population of diverse sexual orientation and gender identity in the department of Beni, through awareness raising.
Strengthening democratic and intercultural practices of urban women in Bolivia This project aims to influence the process of political change in Bolivia through deliberation, analysis, and research together with women leaders who have been involved in the Constituent Assembly, to ensure that the emerging legislative framework not only addresses the discrimination of internal colonialism, but within that, the historical power relations and gender discrimination of a patriarchal society.
Women working for equal political participation in Bolivia. The political process in Bolivia has evolved to encourage more democratic and equitable scenarios, particularly regarding the legal recognition of parity and alternation is a sign of progress. However, an increase of women in governance does not necessarily imply an improvement in quality representation. The project aims to ensure that increased participation of women leads to a strengthening of democracy and effectiveness of women as agents of change and achieve changes in the political culture, creating opportunities for participation and implementing actions to achieve progress in the implementation of human rights .
Safe city for women, a path to building of the right to the city in Santa Cruz This project aims to strengthen womens organizations and women leaders in two suburban districts (8 and 10) from the city of Santa Cruz to implement an advocacy and communications strategy and the generation of proposals for the participation of women in local government, accountability and transparency of public policies that benefit women and their organizations.
Promoting women's economic participation and organization in 7 shelters in La Pa This project aims to strengthen women´s capacities to generate incomes articulated to their immediate needs as well as the needs on 7 emergency settlements in East hill in La Paz Municipality.  The actions includes a base -line study of socio -economic situation of women, training in economic activities and deliver of working instruments.  The project will also promote the constitution of women's centers to strengthen leadership, social control and self -esteem of women.
Training for indigenous women and decision making in Bolivia. This project aims to empower indigenous women organizations in their capacities to make decisions related to their sexual and reproductive rights, violence, and to exercising physical, emotional, psychological and sexual well -being. The project also seeks a wider political participation of women, qualification of women leaders, recognizing and valuing women in public administration and influencing public policy and planning from a gender perspective in Bolivia.
Advocacy in public policies and governance with participation and social control This project develops advocacy and lobbying actions in public policies and governance at diferent levels (national and regional) through the participation of social actors and the exercise of social control (accountability) aimed at reducing poverty and inequality in Bolivia and strengthening democratic institutions. The project supports the generation and disemination of information, awareness and  capacity building, construction and generation of spaces for dialogue and analysis with civil society organisations. The project is implemented by Fundacion Jubileo.
Advocacy and Campaigning on inequality and fiscal justice in Bolivia The project aims to contribute to the debate, knowledge and public policy agenda on the importance of fair taxation to reduce inequalities, through the production of research, workshops with national and international experts, and advocacy on media and social networks. The project involves actors like: politicians, decision makers, academics, students, members of the Plurinational Legislative Assembly (PLA), Special Joint Committee of the PLA investigating the case of Panama Papers, parliament members, journalists, media, and the Vice Presidency of the Plurinational State of Bolivia.
Integrated utilization and processing of fish in Beni, Bolivia. The project will take place in the rural and urban area of the Municipality of Trinidad, Beni and presents the realization of an integrated production -oriented development through activities: The formalization in equitable and inclusive production units by increasing the technical knowledge and skills, the organizational development with business vision, quality production by implementing technology and the implementation of a business plan and marketing.
Strengthening processes of decolonization in El Alto and Bolivia The state proposal of despatriarcalization and decolonization is unprecedented to advance towards an equitable society, consistent with the approach of Living Well and the defense of Mother Earth, so the project through the legitimacy of the Center for Women Gregoria Apaza can affect the public agenda of the proposal to move forward in strengthening despatriarcalization and decolonization process in the city of El Alto and the country through women's political and public action and making public policy proposals from different areas of the state.
Strengthening of lesbian and bisexual womens organizations from Oruro The project is focused on the visibility and strengthening of lesbian women organizations in Oruro department to address the stigma faced by lesbians and bisexual women and their vulnerability to   homophobia and domestic violence. The project will conduct training workshops to develop leadership and encourage advocacy actions for active participation of lesbians and bisexuals in the formulation of proposals for local public policies.
Consolidation of women economic organizations of Padcaya-Tarija The project aims to strengthen production processes and financial management of organized rural women of the producer association AOEM (Asociación de Organizaciones Económicas de Mujeres) in the Municipality of Padcaya in Tarija, through training and provision of production inputs, aimed to improve their living conditions by taking part in the productive development of their region.
Joining forces to build the Neighborhood Leadership Schools in Oruro Bolivia The project seeks to strengthen neighborhood association of women leaders in Oruro by opening the "Neighborhood Leadership School", developing workshops to exchange experiences of leadership and identify local needs and demands for the development of a training curriculum for a future  "Neighborhood Leadership School".
Counterpart funds Conexión - Emancipation Fund The project puts women´s rights at the center of our work through a project aimed at supporting different complementary initiatives to the Emancipation Fund Conexion, in the context of the Urban and Gender Equity Programme. It supports advocacy initiatives in defence of women´s rights; the sistematization of emblemetic experiences for learning; developing conceptual frameworks linking gender to interculturality and decolonization in the context of the new plurinational state; and innovative multimedia campaigns around women´s rights.
Building municipal policies and strategies for food sovereignty and enforcement The project aims to contribute to the economic empowerment of women through the creation of networks for the exchange of knowledge, practices and experiences, and thus strengthen their participation in the design and implementation of local economic development policies for the  food sovereignty production from a gender approach, promoting decolonization and ecological well living under the municipal policies of 3 municipalities of La Paz and Oruro.
Strengthening of the Department of Decolonization of the Bolivian State Institutional Strengthening of the Department of Decolonization of the Bolivian State in coordination with the Gregoria Apaza Centre for Promotion of Women. This project aims to influence dual discrimination of internal colonialism and patriarchal society, through communciation, awareness raising, consultation processes with social organizations and civil society, and advocacy related to the design of the 2011 National Census and the development of legislative and public policy frameworks. By strengthing this government department and its work with civil society it aims to raise the profile of these issues in Bolivian society.
Empowering Women in Chuquisaca Bolivia Contributing to individual and collective emancipatory empowerment of oppressed, excluded and exploited women, in alliance with womens organizations, by developing innovative and participatory methodologies, the provision of services, research, participatory communication for social change, advocacy and the strengthening of the political action with the emerging social actors for the recognition of womens rights, representation and economic redistribution.
Productive entrepreneurship of women: promoting economic rights in Bolivia The objective of this project is to generate data that allows greater knowledge of entrepreneurship activities conducted by women, especially indigenous women.  The data will be collected by research at a national level.  The report will be presented to economic organizations, grass roots organizations and policy makers.  Then, workshops will be held to develop abilities and  knowledge focused on gender sensitive entrepreneurship.
Cultural identities and sexual diversities among indigenous people This project aims to strengthen the construction of a Multicultural State including practices of respect and value of sexual and gender diversities among communities, organizations and institutions of indigenous people from Eastern, Chaco and Amazonian regions of Bolivia.
VI DIPECHO Disaster Preparedness and Early Warming Systems implementation -Beni The Project seeks to strengthen local capacities to respond to natural disasters in areas of high risk of flooding in four of the most vulnerable municipalities (Trinidad, Santa Ana, San Joaquin and Magdalena) of the sub basin of Mamore and Itenez river by increasing and supporting coordination between communites and muncipal authorities and other development actors, through participatory planning to include risk reduction, and through the development of Departamental early warning system connected to the National Level according to the HFA principles.
Strengthening women of rural economic organizations in Yungas - Bolivia The purpose of this project is to consolidate women inclusion at grassroots organizations, rural economic organizations on coffee production leadership and the federation level, to achieve equitable participation, with strong economic, social and environmental management. This will be possible by training women coffee producers on leadership, women's rights on the new Constitution, specific knowledge of coffee breeding, and promoting association among them.
Learning to live together, awareness of sexual and generic diversity The change sought by the project is the development of skills and potentials of Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual and Transexual people in the art of expression and building self -esteem, empowerment through training workshops for people with different sexual and generic orientation in social skills,  communication and expressive skills in their daily lives and appropriation of awareness and visibility tools.