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Strengthening women's networks for Food Sovereignty and Economic Development - La Tinta and Senahu The project will be implemented by CAFOD partner, the Caritas Social Pastoral Outreach Team, Diocese of Verapaz. It will contribute to capacity strengthening, as well as economic, political and environmental empowerment of women members of the municipal networks for prevention of violence against women in 20 communities in the municipalities of La Tinta and Senahu, Alta Verapaz.  The focus is on nutritional food security and family income by improving the value of agricultural production, strengthening economic opportunities, local leadership, better services and social benefits for women leaders.

The proposal aims to focus on the following aspects: 
a) Productivity: improving agricultural inputs and promoting skills and practices to increase production, quality and value added to products based on the model of teaching and learning in the community and management of plots with diversified crops.
b) Organization, Community Leadership and Advocacy of women through participation in decision-making spaces 
c) Women’s Health and Nutrition: the family health care (especially boys and girls) through promoting consumption of nutritious foods, healthy practices and hygiene
d) Marketing, intending that the women market their products properly in an organized manner and manage quality products, both raw and processed: packaged, etc. 
e) Organizational strengthening and technical capabilities of the Social Pastoral team in aspects of human rights, food security, climate change, risk management and gender.
Strengthening the sustainability of farmers' livelihoods in isolated communities of Guatemala The Department of El Quiché, situated in the western highlands of Guatemala, is one of the poorest regions of the country.  The population of 861,089 is mainly indigenous Mayan, and the predominant language is Maya Quiché. The majority of the population still lacks basic services and struggles to make a living through subsistence farming. The health statistics of El Quiché are poor. According to the National Statistics Institute (NSI) at least 233,906 citizens have never gone to a Health Centre. In these communities there is a high rate of disease, with the most frequent illnesses being malnutrition, gastro-intestinal ailments, respiratory problems and skin diseases. 40% of households do not have access to piped water, 20% of households do not have latrines, and 80% don’t have sewage service. These rural communities have not had training by local or central government, or Health and Environment Ministries. Nevertheless, one positive development over the last few years is the introduction of a legal mechanism for community representation and participation in the form of Local Development Committees (COCODE). 
The diocesan pastoral plan “Quiche to have Life in CHRIST” 2009-2016 has four specific areas: 1) Evangelization, 2) Family, 3) Enhance Human Life & Dignity, 4) Ecclesial Communion. This project will work to strengthen the COCODE and ensure that they function in service of the development needs and priorities of the local community and duly represent their demands to the relevant structures at municipal level. Concretely, this project will improve the health and living conditions of families in 3 rural communities, 3060 heads of household (1438 men and 1622 women, for a total of 14,310 citizens including family members) by supporting COCODE and the Municipal Development Council (COMUDE) and to access government and other resources to implement water projects. Also it will work with the community members to improve environmental and health practices – including management of waste water, construction of dry waste latrines, improved stoves, water filters, and awareness raising in preventative health, water and soil conservation.  This proposal will contribute to the diocesan pastoral plan 2009-2016, that also will be supported by MISEREOR and Global Partners Running Waters Inc. The overall diocesan pastoral plan is focused on three goals: better life, just and human expression of love for God and others; and meeting the real needs of communities. The pastoral plan is coherent with CAFOD’s strategic plan “Just One World” as well as its vision and mission.
Sharing the journey with migrants and refugees in Guatemala The project aims to accompany migrants and refugees in Guatemala in their search for a dignified life on a personal, family and social level. Progress has been made in not only humanitarian, emotional and legal care, but it is necessary to strengthen the capacities to be protagonists of their own processes. The focus will be given to the urgent need to provide comprehensive wellbeing to Nicaraguan refugee applicants, who are in very unfavourable conditions due to the acts of violence that have occurred as a result of state repression in that country. Accompaniment will be provided in alliance with other social organisations in order to protect human rights and support the inclusion in different systems and social spaces in Guatemala, such as primary care: psychological first aid, emotional support, training in entrepreneurship, among others. The project also includes a multimedia awareness-raising campaign to reduce the rejection of migrants, highlighting the risks that they take on their way to North American territory. The partner and allies will guarantee security conditions for the displaced persons and guarantees to avoid they are deported.
Instituttional strengthening and capacity building to support HIV and AIDS prevention in Alta Verapa The Department of Alta Verapaz has a total population of nearly 1 million, of whom 93% are indigenous. 79% live in rural areas and 60% failed to finish primary school. The Department has the second lowest human development index in the country and 8 in 10 people are living in conditions of poverty – 4 of these in extreme poverty. Whilst registered cases of HIV are relatively low, poor levels of education, a widespread stigma about HIV infection affecting only minority sectors of the population, such as homosexuals or prostitutes and minimal interventions and awareness raising in indigenous communities are just some of the prevailing social conditions that make the department conducive to continued growth in the HIV infection rate. 
This project aims to contribute to the prevention of the spread of HIV and AIDS in Alta Verapaz through education, advice and information on sex education with 11 men and 12 women from the technical diocesan team, 40 religious leaders (priests, catequists or religious personnel), 60 youth leaders from 20 parishes and 10 health promoters. It will also build broader awareness through the transmission of radio programmes in  Mayan Indigenous languages to the overall population of Verapaz.
Strengthening women's networks for Food Sovereignty and Economic Development - Chisec and Raxruhá The project is implemented by CAFOD partner, the Caritas Social Pastoral Outreach Team, Diocese of Verapaz. It contributes to capacity strengthening, as well as economic, political and environmental empowerment of women members of the municipal networks for prevention of violence against women in 22 communities in the municipalities of Chisec and Raxruhá, Alta Verapaz.  The focus is on nutritional food security and family income by improving the value of agricultural production, strengthening economic opportunities, local leadership, better services and social benefits for women leaders.

The proposal aims to focus on the following aspects: 
a) Productivity: improving agricultural inputs and promoting skills and practices to increase production, quality and value added to products based on the model of teaching and learning in the community and management of plots with diversified crops, as well as good care of small animals.
b) Organization, Community Leadership and Advocacy of women through participation in decision-making spaces 
c) Women’s Health and Nutrition: the family health care (especially boys and girls) through promoting consumption of nutritious foods, healthy practices and hygiene
d) Marketing, intending that the women market their products properly in an organized manner and manage quality products, both raw and processed: packaged, etc. 
e) Organizational strengthening and technical capabilities of the Social Pastoral team in aspects of human rights, food security, climate change, risk management and gender.

A second phase of this project was implemented between September 2018 until August 2019, with and additional emphasys on savings and credit training. 

A third phase of this project is planned for October 2019 until September 2022. Under this approval we can only process the first year of this 3 year project due to the changes in WP system. For 2nd. and 3rd. years we will need to raise a new project ID under the new WP platform.
Promotion of sustainable integrated production technology for farmers in Santa María Chiquimula The aim of the project is to contribute to poverty reduction and improve the life of vulnerable people - (single) women, widows and subsistence-level farmers, by improving community self-organisation, with the participation of community authorities and leaders. This will involve planning activities or actions that are more holistic for their development. In addition, the aim is to improve family production and consumption of local food, generating an active local alternative economy, with egalitarian and equitative participation. Agroecological production processes will be promoted, which will enable producers and small-scale farmers to use their own resources to establish relevant producing systems, generating family income by transforming and marketing products with added value. The project will also support community production and marketing networks that have been established with the partner's accompaniment in previous projects, so that these networks can grow and develop. Similarly, in previous projects CAFOD has supported, climate and seasons have been monitored, and the partner will work with other institutions to analyse and interpret the data, to enable climate prediction for the region. Finally, the Parish Social Outreach technical team will be strengthened, consolidating its structure and effective operation.
Promoting access to income generation In emergency response This proposal will be implemented with Caritas Quiche partners (CQ) who have reported thousands of people affected. The target group for this proposal is: 160 families who are living in the municipality of San Andrés Sajcabajá. The main problems prioritized are: severe food insecurity between Sept-Nov, lack of employment opportunities, lack of income activities, early atypical migration, lack of seed to plant in second season, low level of water resources and lack of food for the livestock. The project does not have the capacity to support all the affected people, so partners have selected the most affected. The project will provide support through cash for work [CFW]. The beneficiaries will contribute with labour force to carry out community projects [road, school, church reparation, etc.] and implement agro-ecological farming practices [soil conservation, reforestation]. This proposal builds on the significant experience and capacity of the partner working in some of the most isolated poor communities located in the dry corridor of Guatemala. Also, Caritas Quiche bring considerable experience in the field of DRR and emergency response.
Dotacion of roofs of 15 houses and rehabilitation of a drinking water system The Department of El Quiché, situated in the western highlands of Guatemala, is one of the poorest regions of the country. The tropical storm 12 E affected most all the pacific coast of Central-America countries and Quiche was not the exception. The storm 12 caused lot of damage in the country especially in rural areas where the farmers had a lot of lost of their livelihoods. The losses were countless but Quiche is prioritizing works in two themes; Roofing and water project with communities that had severe damage. 

This decision was agreed with the municipality parish and the Quiche technician team.  This project will be implemented in three parish member of the Quiche diocese such; Santo Domingo of Sacapulas, Santa Cruz and Chichicastenango in the department of the same name.

This project will be implement with 95 families had a lot of damage in their infrastructure especially in their houses which one right now are living in shelter and the rehabilitation of a drinkable water system in a community that will benefic to 80 families. The total of population that will be benefic is around 570 people.  The families were selected according the representative leaders who knew and record a list of the worse affected by parishes after that the technician team verify in situ this situation.
Scientific Cooperation Research Program - Forage Systems for Dairy Production The Scientific Cooperation Research Program supports joint research, extension, and education projects lasting up to two years among domestic and international agricultural professionals. These projects address issues including agricultural trade and market access, animal and plant health, biotechnology, food safety and security, and sustainable natural resource management.
Agricultural Research Basic and Applied Research MOLECULAR CHARACTERIZATION OF CATIE INTERNATIONAL COFFEE COLLECTIONS - THIS COLLABORATION WILL ASSIST CATIE TO IMPROVE THE GENETIC INTEGRITY, REDUCE GENETIC REDUNDANCY, ANALYZE GENETIC DIVERSITY, EVALUATE HORTICULTURAL TRAITS AND ENHANCE THE USE OF THE COFFEE GERMPLASM, WHICH ARE HOUSED IN CATIE'S L
Borlaug Fellowship Program - Biotechnology: Disease Resistance The Borlaug Fellowship Program promotes food security and economic growth by providing training and collaborative research opportunities to fellows from developing and middle-income countries.
The North American Plant Protection Organization (NAPPO)-International Standard for Phytosanitary Measures (ISPM) 38-International Movement of Seeds Workshop APHIS is participating in the North American Plant Protection Organization (NAPPO) workshop on International Standard on Phytosanitary Measures (ISPM) 38: International movement of seed for Costa Rica. The workshop focuses on strategies to better facilitate the safe international movement of seeds and training to implement ISPM 38: International movement of seed. The workshop increases collaboration amoungst participants and improves implementation of ISPM 38.
Avian Influenza/Classical Swine Fever Class ER Sim Assess the capabilities of Animal Health Department of Costa Rica to respond to an exotic disease outbreak within the framework established in the Emergency Response Work Plan.
International Forestry Programs ESTABLISHMENT, OPERATION AND IMPLEMENTATION OF BIRD CONSERVATION PROGRAMS T FOR AGRICULTURAL PURPOSES
Clean Stock Program On November 1st, 2011, Costa Rica (CR) fully implemented an industry wide program to decrease the number of pest interceptions in Dracaena spp plants shipped to the United States. This industry wide program was based on its precursor, the Pilot Clean Stock Program. APHIS requested the Clean Stock Program (CSP) as a pre-requisite to allow Dracaena spp plants over 18 inches tall to be imported into the US (as originally requested by Costa Rica during CAFTA negotiations). The final rule on this topic is soon to be published. PPQ has supported the CSP by providing trainings with Miami Inspection Station (MIS) Specialists and through bi-weekly reports to the NPPO on pest interceptions in Dracaena spp shipments from Costa Rica. Recently, Costa Ricas NPPO approached APHIS-IS to further work in the improvement of the CSP by exploring the possibility of sending the CSP Supervisor and two inspectors to MIS with the purpose of discussing the CSP and to take note of MIS specialists in how to improve the program. With the final rule in place, these discussions could help in improving the p
Agricultural Research Basic and Applied Research ADVANCEMENT OF COTTON GENETIC RESOURCES THROUGH USE OF A COSTA RICAN COUNTER SEASON NURSERY
Cotton Seed Increases at the Costa Rican Counter Season Nursery To increase seed stocks of critical accessions of the U.S. National Cotton Germplasm Collection, and to meet seed increase needs of researchers at other ARS locations.
Veterinary Services Challenges in the Face of Climate Change From June 6-8, 2016, In a joint effort with Subject Matter Experts from Chile, Colombia, Argentina, and the United States Department of Agriculture, IICA developed a regional workshop for all veterinary services in Central America to follow the 2016-2020 OIE Strategic Plan. The objectives of the workshop were 1) to sensitize national veterinary services about the importance of integrated risk management for a resilient agriculture, and 2) to identify the interventions required to ensure the efficacy of these management techniques in the face of new challenges.
Cotton Seed Increases at the Costa Rican Counter Season Nursery To increase seed stocks of critical accessions of the U.S. National Cotton Germplasm Collection, and to meet seed increase needs of researchers at other ARS locations
Establishment, operation and implementation of bird conservation programs through the Costa Rica bird observatories. To extend Forest Service efforts to improve forest policies and practices internationally, address climate change, conserve and protect critical global forest environments and resources, and improve the lives of forest-dependent peoples by awarding grants to and entering into cooperative agreements with nonprofit organizations, multilateral organizations, and other individuals, organizations, institutions, and governments engaged in forest conservation and management.
Scientific Cooperation Research Program - Banana Biocontrols The Scientific Cooperation Research Program supports joint research, extension, and education projects lasting up to two years among domestic and international agricultural professionals. These projects address issues including agricultural trade and market access, animal and plant health, biotechnology, food safety and security, and sustainable natural resource management.
GZ-Village and Neighborhood Development Project The Project Development Objective is: within a fragile context, to promote a coordinated development approach which builds the capacity of communities to plan for and manage development resources.  The key indicators for project success include: 
  a)	percentage of activities identified through the Area Development Plans that receive funding from other sources; 
 
 b)	percentage of projects with economically and/or socially marginalized groups as main beneficiaries.
GZ-SOUTHERN WEST BANK SOLID WASTE MANAGEMENT The objective of the Project is to improve solid waste disposal services for the communities and businesses of Palestinian municipalities and joint services councils in the Bethlehem and Hebron governorates through provision of an efficient socially acceptable and environmentally friendly mechanism, including (i) strengthening the joint services council administrative and technical capabilities for a cost-effective management of waste disposal services; (ii) improving the waste disposal services through provision of a sanitary landfill facility and related infrastructure; and (iii) carrying out a public awareness campaign for promoting waste minimization, resource recovery and cost recovery for financial viability.
WBG: Tertiary Education Project The project development objectives are: 1) to improve the regulatory environment for tertiary education management, governance and quality assurance; 2) increase internal and external efficiency of the tertiary education system, as a first step towards achieving sustainability; and 3) to create incentives and provide the basis for improvements in efficiency, quality and relevance of tertiary education institutions in order to meet the socioeconomic needs of the Palestinian population.
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