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Strengthening of the productive chain of the Lenca indigenous women for food security AMIR, comprised of indigenous women from rural areas of the municipalities of Intibuc and San Francisco de Opalaca, will train its members in farming methods compatible with the responsible use of the environment and in effective approaches to marketing the fruit and jam that they process and will improve its storage facilities. The result should be a more reliable food supply, better use of natural resources and improved household income. Some 300 Hondurans will benefit directly and another 3,000 indirectly.
Fortaleciendo las iniciativas de produccin forestal comunitaria para el manejo sostenible del bosque latifoliado en la costa norte de honduras Deforestation of fragile broadleaf forests in eastern Honduras threatens the livelihoods of communities who depend on these environmental resources. Over time, with no access to legal markets for their products, vulnerable indigenous Pech communities are forced to migrate or work as low-wage day laborers. At the IAF, we support community-led solutions to expand economic opportunity, promote the long term viability of natural resources, and address the root causes of irregular migration. Our grantee partner, Fundacin Madera Verde (FMV), increases incomes of indigenous Pech communities in San Esteban through sustainable forestry practices and access to legal markets for post-production, responsibly-sourced wood and non-wood products such as furniture and crafts. In addition to sustainability, FMV promotes transparency and local participation in natural resource governance. This grant is part of the IAF's efforts to address the root causes of irregular migration in Central America.
Youth in Networks for the Prevention of Social Violence CDH will strengthen and expand networks of youth organizations for active civic participation and leadership in the prevention of social violence and promotion of the fundamental rights of youth. Grant activities include training young people on leadership and organizational development and monitoring and promotion of public policy. CDH will also establish local youth-managed centers providing recreational artistic and economic opportunities. The project will be carried out in six municipalities in southern Honduras and in Tegucigalpa directly benefiting 1200 young people and over 5000 indirectly.
Supporting the Cocoa Value Chain and Improving the Environment Comisin de Accin Social Menonita (CASM) will work with farmers in 15 communities in the municipality of Choloma, department of Cortes, to improve their production, processing and marketing of cacao. Toward that goal it will encourage the application of "agroecological" practices that are environmentally responsible, including safeguarding the vital local watershed. The project will benefit 450 Hondurans directly and another 2,700 indirectly.
Building youth development and youth leadership Young people in Honduras have limited educational, employment, and social options, which contributes to high rates of migration. Asociacin de Desarrollo Pespirense (ADEPES) and two other IAF community partners (OYE and ADETRIUNF) work together in this grant to provide small education and technical scholarships, leadership training, and microenterprise development, making it possible for young people to continue their education, to develop job skills and small businesses, and to contribute to the wellbeing and development of their communities. At the IAF, we support community-led solutions to strengthen governance in Honduras. ADEPES's activities strengthen communities through education and training and build peer-to-peer learning and action networks. This grant is part of the IAF's efforts to address the root causes of irregular migration in Central America.
Improving local governance of coastal marine resources in Omoa and Puerto Cortes, Honduras The deterioration of fishing areas off the Caribbean Coast of Honduras put pressure on fishers to engage in illicit activities such as illegal cross-border fishing or to migrate to the United States. The Centro de Estudios Marinos (CEM) will work in ten fishing communities and with fishers' associations in fisheries management in the Puerto Cortes and Omoa municipalities to strengthen their organizational capacity and to improve governance of coastal marine resources. At the IAF, we support community-led solutions to strengthen governance and expand economic opportunity in Honduras. CEM's activities bolster efforts to protect coastal marine resources that communities depend on.This donation is part of the IAF's efforts to address the root causes of irregular migration in Central America.
Improving Local Governance of Coastal Marine Resources in Pto Cortes and Omoa, Honduras The deterioration of fishing areas off the Caribbean Coast of Honduras put pressure on fishers to engage in illicit activities such as illegal cross-border fishing or to migrate to the United States. The Centro de Estudios Marinos (CEM) will work in ten fishing communities and with fishers' associations in fisheries management in the Puerto Cortes and Omoa municipalities to strengthen their organizational capacity and to improve governance of coastal marine resources. At the IAF, we support community-led solutions to strengthen governance and expand economic opportunity in Honduras. CEM's activities bolster efforts to protect coastal marine resources that communities depend on.This donation is part of the IAF's efforts to address the root causes of irregular migration in Central America.
Building Human Capacity in Rural Areas The Unin de Cajas Rurales del Occidente de Honduras (UCROH) an umbrella organization of rural credit unions (cajas rurales) will provide loans and training in effective management to ensure the long-term sustainability of these cooperatives. It will also increase its membership in four municipalities in the department of Intibuc. Approximately 300 people will benefit directly and another 900 indirectly. ....
Sustainable tourism a tool for improving the quality of life in or around the protected areas of the Honduran Caribbean Small businesses in the tourism sector on the North Coast lack marketing skills and access to credit and often struggle to compete against larger tour operators. The Asociacin Pro Comunidades Tursticas de Honduras (LAPROCOTURH) strengthens its member network of local tourism providers and offers technical assistance, credit and a single marketing system to facilitate tourism arrivals. At the IAF, we support community-led solutions to expand economic opportunity in Honduras. LAPROCOTURHs activities encourage small business growth, local entrepreneurship and market development to ensure meaningful opportunities for communities to thrive. This grant is part of the IAFs efforts to address the root causes of irregular migration in Central America.
Agriculture/Food Production Grant Grupo Guia will provide training and related technical assistance in communities in the municipalities of Yauype and Maraita in southern Honduras to help farmers and their families apply conservation practices, manage their water supply, plant gardens and raise small livestock for sale and household use. The work toward improving the food supply, income and the general quality of life is expected to benefit 190 Hondurans directly and another 1,300 indirectly.
Creating opportunities for socioeconomic development youth of the Cangrejal River Basin through sustainable tourism for the protection and conservation of natural resources Cangrejal Tours, S. De R. L. (Cangrejal Tours) will develop its organizational capacity to protect environmental resources through ecotourism by raising awareness amongst tourists and communities of civic awareness of environmental issues by raising civic awareness amongst tourists and communities about environmental issues such as the importance to not pollute local habitats. It will improve services and marketing directed at tourists, resulting in better incomes for local youths. Approximately 195 youths will benefit from project activities directly and another 1,020 residents of Las Mangas and its surrounding communities in the department of Atlntida will benefit indirectly.
Social and Economic Inclusion of Young Entrepreneurs in Pespire Asociacin de Desarrollo Pespirense (ADEPES) will offer support to 200 rural youths who are undertaking 16 development projects and launching 16 microenterprises in the municipality of Pespire, which is located in a sparsely populated and drought-stricken region of southern Honduras that barely supports survival. This grantee's work is especially relevant today because it is addressing a demographic group that has been traditionally excluded from economic life and is prone to migrate. The project will benefit another 1,200 Hondurans indirectly.
Promoting opportunities for families made vulnerable by forced migration in three municipalities of Santa Barbara, Honduras OCDIH will strengthen the capacity of networks of women's and youth organizations and the Federacin Hondurea de Indgenas Lencas (FHONDIL) to engage public and private sector decision-makers in the municipalities of Trinidad, Ilama and Chinda. The project will promote shared learning, planning and investment by key municipal leaders to address migration, violence and insecurity, and economic development needs impacting their communities. Project activities will also include training in the principles and practices necessary to promote a 'culture of peace' at the local level, and establishment of citizen security and peace roundtables. Direct beneficiaries include 250 young people and women; there are 5,350 indirect beneficiaries.
Agriculture/Food Production Grant Cooperativa de Servicios Agropecuarios 25 de Julio (25 de Julio), located in the municipality of Victoria, Yoro, will help its members improve their income by developing the cooperative's administrative skills, conducting training, offering credit in partnership with a community savings-and loan-association, increasing coffee production, pooling harvests to sell in volume and reaching new markets. The work will benefit 105 Hondurans directly and another 550 indirectly.
Environment Grant Junta Administradora de Agua y Saneamiento de las Aldeas de Guayabito, Confrada, Destino, Naranjal y Jicaro Gordo (GUAYABITO) in Honduras; $73,525 over three years; Counterpart committed: $48,805 GUAYABITO will repair, update and expand the local water system, develop a nursery supplying trees for continued reforestation of the watersheds and offer training in water management and sanitation to residents serving on water boards in the villages of Guayabito, Confrada, Destino, Naranjal and Jicaro Gordo. The work will benefit 1,500 Hondurans directly and another 7,500 indirectly. 1
Training Rural Advocates for Persons with Disabilities Persons with disabilities in rural Honduras face discrimination and barriers to accessing jobs, education, and health services that would allow them to fully participate in the nation's political, economic, and social life. This puts a strain on family members, who may be propelled to migrate in search of better economic opportunities that could cover the cost of care. At the IAF, we support community-led solutions to expanding economic opportunity and promoting social inclusion that provide alternatives to irregular migration. Our grantee partner, Fundacin Hondurea de Rehabilitacin e Integracin del Limitado (FUHRIL), trains community advocates in nine municipalities of Western Honduras to identify the needs of persons with disabilities and connect them with local stakeholders and services to ensure their incorporation into society as fully as possible.This grant is part of the IAF's efforts to address the root causes of irregular migration in Central America.
Strengthening the cultural, ethical, political and pedagogical dimensions of the Garfuna people Lack of economic opportunity, social marginalization and threats to community-owned land undermine local development and contribute to high rates of migration from coastal communities in northern Honduras. Fundacin Fe y Alegra Honduras (FYAH) supports community organizations and bilingual school development of five Garifuna communities in the municipality of Tela, strengthening cultural, civic and educational dimensions of the communities experience. At the IAF, we support community-led solutions to strengthen governance for grassroots development in Honduras. FYAHs activities encourage civic participation to allow marginalized groups to defend their rights, propel their own development and advocate for government accountability. This grant is part of the IAF's efforts to address the root causes of irregular migration in Central America.
Promoting and strengthening Enterprises of Low-income Youth in the Department of Francisco Morazn Asociacin de Productores de Hortalizas y Frutales de Intibuc (APRHOFI) will work with 120 farmers to increase fruit and vegetable production by introducing modern production techniques. It will also improve its storage and processing center and will expand its marketing program.
Strengthening Local Capacity to Administer and Conserve Water Resources Junta Administradora de Agua y Saneamiento de las Aldeas de Guayabito, Confrada, Destino, Naranjal y Jicaro Gordo (GUAYABITO) in Honduras; $73,525 over three years; Counterpart committed: $48,805 GUAYABITO will repair, update and expand the local water system, develop a nursery supplying trees for continued reforestation of the watersheds and offer training in water management and sanitation to residents serving on water boards in the villages of Guayabito, Confrada, Destino, Naranjal and Jicaro Gordo. The work will benefit 1,500 Hondurans directly and another 7,500 indirectly. 2
Youth, Education and Economic developement of Households in Poverty CIDICCO will support the expansion of an alternative secondary education system called Sistema de Aprendizaje Tutorial (SAT) in Intibuc, strengthen rural agricultural production through training and technical assistance, and expand a network of rural savings and loan associations. The program will directly improve the quality of life of 800 rural students and their parents, and will benefit another 1,000 people indirectly. (HO-251)
Manejo Integral y Sostenible de los Ecosistemas y Recursos Naturales en la Reserva El Jilguero (PRO-JILGUERO) Residents in 185 rural predominantly indigenous communities near the El Jilguero Reserve in La Paz Honduras face real threats to their livelihoods and thus their ability to stay in their communities from reduced water availability decreased soil fertility and unpredictable weather patterns. At the IAF we support community-led solutions to strengthen governance and natural resource management. Our grantee partner Asociacin para el Manejo Integrado de las Cuencas de La Paz y Comayagua (ASOMAINCUPACO) trains community-based organizations to manage and protect the watersheds of El Jilguero Reserve in coordination with local authorities and civil society groups. ASOMAINCUPACO's activities promote alternatives to irregular migration by encouraging greater participation in local decision-making and environmental management that can sustain livelihoods. This grant is part of the IAF's efforts to address the root causes of irregular migration in Central America.
Sustainable Agriculture & Natural Resource Management in Yauyupe Rural communities in drought prone regions of Honduras struggle to provide sufficient food for their families and protect natural resources they depend on. Grupo Ginopeo Ambientalista (Grupo Guia) promotes sustainable farming, conservation and improved sanitation with families, communities, local schools and municipalities to improve food security, health and nutrition and protect natural resources in the Yauyupe and Maraita Municipalities, reducing factors that contribute to migration. At the IAF, we support community-led solutions to expand economic opportunity in Honduras. Grupo Guias activities promote smallholder agriculture and food production to enhance food security and ensure meaningful opportunities for communities to thrive. This grant is part of the IAF's efforts to address the root causes of irregular migration in Central America.
Increasing LGBTI people's opportunities for economic and social inclusion in Honduras SOMOS CDC will provide training and access to loans, organize exchanges, and work to advance LGBTI rights in Honduras. Some 200 individuals from Tegucigalpa and Comayagela will benefit directly and 300 indirectly.
Increasing LGBTI people`s opportunities for economic and social inclusion in Honduras The quality of life is poor for marginalized low-income groups in Tegucigalpa and Comayagela that are often excluded socially due to their non-traditional gender identities or sexual orientations. Centro para el Desarrollo y la Cooperacin (SOMOS CDC) provides vocational and microenterprise training for at-risk youth from Tegucigalpa and Comayagela and works to advance social inclusion and the basic rights of marginalized groups in Honduras. At the IAF we support community-led solutions to strengthen governance in Honduras. SOMOS CDC's activities encourage small business growth local entrepreneurship and market development to ensure meaningful opportunities for communities to thrive. This grant is part of the IAF's efforts to address the root causes of irregular migration in Central America.
Sustainable Management of the Rio Goascorn watershed by local watershed councils and water boards Rural residents of Concepcion de Maria in southern Honduras face frequent drought and food insecurity. In addition, the lack of economic, educational, or leadership opportunities for young people drives them to leave in search of a better life. The IAF supports community-led efforts to expand economic opportunity and strengthen community organizations. Our grantee the Asociacin de Comits Ecolgicos del Sur de Honduras (ACESH) strengthens the productive and organizational capacity of community-based farmer organizations to create grain and native seed reserves, diversify agricultural production, and improve access to food and seeds in periods of scarcity. ACESH also provides youth with training and leadership development, preparing young people to assume leadership roles in community organizations and efforts to protect natural resources. This grant is part of the IAF's efforts to address the root causes of irregular migration in Central America.
Strengthening Local Capacity to Administer and Conserve Water Resources in five communities of Olancho Junta Administradora de Agua y Saneamiento de las Aldeas de Guayabito Confrada Destino Naranjal y Jicaro Gordo (GUAYABITO) will repair update and expand the local water system develop a nursery supplying trees for continued reforestation of the watersheds and offer training in water management and sanitation to residents serving on water boards in the villages of Guayabito Confrada Destino Naranjal and Jicaro Gordo. The work will benefit 1500 Hondurans directly and another 7500 indirectly...
Manejo Integral y Sostenible de los Ecosistemas y Recursos Naturales en la Reserva El Jilguero (PRO-JILGUERO) Residents in 185 rural, predominantly indigenous, communities near the El Jilguero Reserve in La Paz, Honduras, face real threats to their livelihoods, and thus their ability to stay in their communities, from reduced water availability, decreased soil fertility and unpredictable weather patterns. At the IAF, we support community-led solutions to strengthen governance and natural resource management. Our grantee partner, Asociacin para el Manejo Integrado de las Cuencas de La Paz y Comayagua (ASOMAINCUPACO), trains community-based organizations to manage and protect the watersheds of El Jilguero Reserve in coordination with local authorities and civil society groups. ASOMAINCUPACOs activities promote alternatives to irregular migration by encouraging greater participation in local decision-making and environmental management that can sustain livelihoods. This grant is part of our support for greater prosperity, security, and democratic governance in Northern Triangle communities, consistent with the U.S. Strategy for Engagement in Central America..
Improving marine protected areas management and supporting alternative livelihoods in the Bay Islands, Honduras The residents of Honduras' Bay Islands base their diet and tourism-heavy economy on the rich marine life and biodiversity supported by their islands' fragile coral reefs. Yet overfishing and unregulated marine activities threaten the reef's health. At the IAF we support community-led solutions to expand economic opportunity and protect natural resources. Our grantee partner Roatan Marine Park (RMP) is safeguarding the long-term health of the coral reef by providing technical support and training for the park rangers who conduct marine patrols. RMP is also training community members in sustainable tourism and helping them find employment as environmentally conscious tour guides and dive instructors. This grant is part of the IAF's efforts to address the root causes of irregular migration in Central America.
Hope in times of COVID-19 Measures taken to reduce the spread of the COVID-19 pandemic have resulted in an increase in food insecurity in Honduras, particularly in marginal urban areas of Tegucigalpa, where many people are currently unable to earn an income. The crisis is exacerbating many of the drivers of migration in these high-sending communities. At the IAF, we support community-led approaches to expand economic opportunities. Our grantee partner, Grupo Juvenil Dion (GJD), is organizing a volunteer effort to establish emergency community kitchens and workshops to create 15,000 masks in five marginal areas of Tegucigalpa, recruiting gastronomy graduates of their training program and community volunteers for a short-term response to food-insecure families. GJD will also provide technical assistance and access to affordable credit to assist young entrepreneurs and their small businesses in recovering from the current economic crisis. This grant is part of the IAF's efforts to address the root causes of irregular migration in Central America and is part of the IAF's broader COVID-19 response strategy.
Social and Economic Inclusion of Young Entrepreneurs in Pespire Asociacin de Desarrollo Pespirense (ADEPES) in Honduras. ADEPES will offer support to 200 rural youths who are undertaking 16 development projects and launching 16 microenterprises in the municipality of Pespire, which is located in a sparsely populated and drought- stricken region of southern Honduras that barely supports survival. This grantee's work is especially relevant today because it is addressing a demographic group that has been traditionally excluded from economic life and is prone to migrate. The project will benefit another 1,200 Hondurans indirectly.
Promotion of Organic Agriculture in Communities of Danli, and El Paraiso Vecinos Honduras (VH) will enable coffee farmers in seven communities in the Azabache zone of the municipality of Danli deparment of El Paraiso, to reduce their dependency on a single crop, introduce the cultivation of fruits and vegetables and apply "agroecological" practices that protect their soil and water supply. Training will also help them manage their rural savings and loan associations more efficiently. The work will benefit 850 farmers and members of their families directly and another 1,092 Hondurans indirectly.
Sustainable Agricultural Production and Adaptation to the Climate of Four Towns in the Southern Zone of Honduras In conjunction with five other IAF grantees in Honduras, Fundacin Hondurea de Ambiente y Desarrollo Vida (FV) will develop strategies and implement practices aimed at helping farmers cope with drought, focusing on improving food security, promoting health and reducing the pressures that contribute to migration. The project will directly benefit 1,390 Hondurans, including many female heads of household, in the municipalities of Aguanqueterique and Lauterque, departments of La Paz, and Aramecina and Caridad, department of Valle.