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Strengthening women's competitive capacities in agricultural production in the community of Callatiac Critas Cusco will support equitable and sustainable development in the Callatiac community in Cusco by strengthening its communal organization promoting the inclusion of women and youth in community decisions increasing food security and family incomes through improved production and sale of vegetables and guinea pigs and protecting the environment. It will also prepare the community to access funds for local investments through the participatory budgeting process. Project activities will benefit approximately 200 persons directly and another 870 indirectly...
Environment Grant ALTERNATIVA will provide technical assistance and training to 440 recyclers, micro- entrepreneurs, community leaders and municipal authorities. It expects to strengthen the recyclers' organizations, increase the members' incomes and work with all participants to address issues related to solid-waste management in three districts of metropolitan Lima and in the province of Callao.
Development of the fine aroma of cocoa in the partner organizations of APPCACAO with the active participation of women and young people. Smallholder cacao producers in Peru face a number of challenges to grow and process their crop, earn sufficient income to support their families, invest in their land, and create long-term wealth. The Asociacin Peruana de Productores de Cacao (APPCACAO) is helping small-scale producers from three cooperatives to raise their income and quality of life by improving their production of fine flavored cacao. It is also strengthening their management and governance practices to ensure greater participation of women and youth. At the IAF, we support community-led solutions to expand economic opportunity in Peru. APPCACAO's activities support smallholder agriculture and food production to enhance food security and ensure meaningful opportunities for communities to thrive.
Agriculture/Food Production Grant Cooperativa Agraria APPBOSA-Asociacin de Pequeos Productores de Banano Orgnico Samn y Anexos in Peru will help 500 farmers and 320 staff members and plant workers from the Sullana province of Piura increase their production and export of organic bananas by developing their technical and marketing skills as well as its own. An additional 17,200 Peruvians will benefit indirectly.
Developing business and communications skills in support of peaceful interactions between Peruvian and Venezuelan youths in San Juan de Lurigancho, Lima With a population of more than 1.1 million, the district of San Juan de Lurigancho represents about 11 percent of the population of metropolitan Lima and is the most populated district in all of Peru. It is also a very young district?about half of its population is younger than 29 years old. Ninety-three percent of Venezuelan migrants who live in the district work without a formal labor contract, and negative perceptions of Venezuelans contribute to increased tensions, violence, and discrimination. At the IAF, we support community-led solutions to creating economic opportunity and promoting social inclusion for Venezuelan migrants. Our grantee Taller de Capacitaci?n e Investigaci?n Familiar (TACIF) will support Peruvian and Venezuelan migrant youth with training and technical assistance to develop and improve microenterprises, create spaces for them to interact, and share their cultures, experiences, and problems. It will also bring them together to create content for videos and radio programs focused on building a more inclusive and supportive community and combating xenophobia and violence.
Support to smallholder agriculture in the provinces of Abancay and Aymaraes in the context of COVID-19 health emergency. Smallholder farmers'especially women and youth'in the provinces of Abancay and Aymaraes, Peru, have lost income and economic opportunities due to the COVID-19 pandemic. The IAF supports community-led solutions to expanding economic opportunity in Peru. Our grantee Centro de Estudios y Desarrollo Social Apurimac (CEDES-APURIMAC) supports smallholder farmers to recover their productive capacity and reduce their level of vulnerability to external market and weather-related shocks, becoming more resilient to the impacts of the pandemic and contributing to local economic recovery. CEDES-APURIMAC works with 42 communities in eight districts of the two provinces, providing quality agricultural supplies and technical assistance. The grantee also supports the organization of decentralized farmers markets and strengthens farmers' organizational capacity.
Validation of a Participatory Model of Integrated Management and Recovery of the Amazonian Ecosystem Urku Estudios Amaznicos (Urku) will work to engage communities in the San Martn region in the conservation of their forests through an integrated program of resource management and recovery of biodiversity . In collaboration with the Federacin Kichwa Huallaga Dorado (FEKIHD), it will develop ecotourism; producer networks to market coffee, medicinal plants and crafts; a system to monitor the environment; and environmental education. The project is expected to benefit 5,600 Peruvians directly, help protect the local ecosystem and generate revenue toward supporting the conservation efforts of the participating communities.
Minka Verde: Commercialization of organic fruits and vegetables Minka Trujillo (Minka) will help 130 farmers, including dairy farmers, in Trujillo's Santa Catalina Valley increase their income by improving their production of organic foods for sale to consumers and upscale restaurants via Minkas marketing arm, MINKA VERDE. Project activities will benefit another 1,700 indirectly.
Promoting competitiveness and income generation in poverty alleviation of small producers in Huancaquito Bajo - El Carmelo Vir - La Libertad Centro de Investigacin y Promocin Social "Sara Lafosse" (CIPS "Sara Lafosse") in cooperation with associations of dairy farmers and fishers and by training new entrepreneurs, CIPS expects to increase the incomes of 200 families in the communities of Huanquito Bajo and El Carmelo, in the district of Vir, La Libertad. It will also promote cooperation among the 22 public and private entities in the Association for the Joint Discussion of Local Development of the Coastal River Basins of the Libertad Region (AMEDIVAC), which will actively support the project. CIPS will use additional funds to incorporate new members, services and activities into the project and further strengthen the capacity of the associations of dairy farmers, artisanal fishers and promoters of community ecotourism to produce and market their products.
Strengthening women's competitive capacities in agricultural production in the community of Callatia The standard of living among women and young people in Callatiac, Cusco, is low due to barriers to participation, environmental challenges and food scarcity. Critas Arquidiocesana del Cusco (Critas Cusco) promotes social and economic inclusion and works to increase food supply and family incomes through improved production and sale of vegetables and animals. At the IAF, we support community-led solutions to expand economic opportunity in Peru. Critas Cusco's activities promote smallholder agriculture and food production to enhance food security and ensure meaningful opportunities for communities to thrive.
Strengthening women`s competitive capacities in agricultural production in the community of Callatiac The standard of living among women and young people in Callatiac Cusco is poor due to barriers to participation environmental challenges and food scarcity. Critas Arquidiocesana del Cusco (Critas Cusco) promotes social and economic inclusion and works to increase food supply and family incomes through improved production and sale of vegetables and guinea pigs. At the IAF we support community-led solutions to expand economic opportunity in Peru. Critas Cusco's activities promote smallholder agriculture and food production to enhance food security and ensure meaningful opportunities for communities to thrive.
Aprovechamiento integral del fruto del cacao y conservacin de bosques en el departamento de San Martn. Small-scale producers living in the San Martn region of the Peruvian rainforest face high levels of poverty and social exclusion a fragile ecosystem and severe land degradation due to deforestation. At the IAF we support community-led solutions to expand economic opportunity in Peru. Our grantee partner Amaznicos por la Amazona (AMPA) works with associations of cacao producers to increase family incomes and protect natural resources by developing an inclusive and scalable business model for converting discarded cacao pulp and husks into high-demand products. AMPA's activities bolster efforts to counteract deforestation and protect the natural resources that communities depend on.
Citizen Action Program for Afro-Peruvian Youth: leadership, identity and human rights Many Afro-Peruvians, especially youth, are not aware that they have rights and protections granted to them by their constitution and international laws. Many also experience exclusion from public decision making and lack spaces to make their voices heard on issues they face, such as violence and discrimination. Our grantee partner Ashanti Per- Red Peruana de Jvenes Afrodescendientes (Ashanti Per) will establish an Afro-Peruvian Youth Citizen Action Center to empower future Afro-descendant leaders in metropolitan Lima to exercise their economic and social rights and strengthen their skills and abilities to advocate for inclusive public policies. Ashanti Per will also establish Peru's first Afro-Peruvian library within the Afro-Peruvian Youth Citizen Action Center to provide additional educational resources to the community.
Formation of Small- Scale Producer Networks in the District of Laredo MINKA will provide training, technical and marketing assistance, and financial support to 150 farmers and to nine microenterprises that are developing into business networks to further the production and marketing of strawberries, mangos, avocados, dairy products and fresh vegetables.
Safe Homes and Streets in San Juan de Lurigancho APMF will train 100 women who will form a "Network of Leaders" that will conduct campaigns on the prevention of violence against women and sexual harassment and will refer victims to community and public resources. The trainees will work door-to- door and through street theater, print media and radio. The benefits of the project are expected to reach 10,000 Peruvians in the district of San Juan de Lurigancho.
Implementation of two production and alpaca innovation centers (CRIA) in Sicuani, Cusco, and Puquio, Ayacucho Alpaca herders in the rural highlands of Ayacucho and Cusco face a low standard of living and have few opportunities to increase income with this type of work. Cooperativa de Produccin y Servicios Especiales de los Productores de Camlidos Andinos (COOPECAN) provides technical assistance to improve alpaca herds and increase the quality and quantity of wool fiber while providing training in leadership skills to cooperative members. At the IAF, we support community-led solutions to expand economic opportunity in Peru. COOPECAN's activities strengthen communities through education and training and build peer-to-peer learning and action networks.
Desarrollo econmico de las familias cacaoteras de la Regin Piura Smallholder cacao producers in Peru face a number of obstacles in growing and processing their crops, earning sufficient income to support their families, investing in their land, and creating long-term wealth, including new international cacao export standards and pandemic-related challenges. The IAF supports community-led solutions to expanding economic opportunity in Peru. Our grantee Cooperativa Agraria Norandino (Norandino) is working with cacao producers in the Department of Piura to improve their productive, organizational, and marketing capacities by implementing innovative solutions for them to achieve cacao export standards. It will also work to expand the participation of women and youth in its member organizations. This grant is part of the IAF's Women INvesting in Growth and Security (WINGS) initiative to empower women as business and community leaders.
Constructing support networks for the exercise of legal rights of persons with disabilities Sociedad y Discapacidad (SODIS) will develop a pilot program to test assisted decision-making services for Peruvians with psychiatric and intellectual disabilities. These services should enable these citizens to live independently exercise their legal rights and access other SERVICES SODIS will provide training and technical assistance document the research and disseminate the results. The project will directly benefit 150 persons and an additional 8000 persons indirectly.
Validation of a Participator y Model of Integrated Management and Recovery of the Amazonian Ecosystem Urku Estudios Amaznicos (Urku). Urku will work to engage communities in the San Martn region in the conservation of their forests through an integrated program of resource management and recovery of biodiversity . In collaboration with the Federacin Kichwa Huallaga Dorado (FEKIHD), it will develop ecotourism; producer networks to market coffee, medicinal plants and crafts; a system to monitor the environment; and environmental education. The project is expected to benefit 5,600 Peruvians directly, help protect the local ecosystem and generate revenue toward supporting the conservation efforts of the participating communities.
Improving the Health, Livelihoods and Living Conditions of Artisan Gold-Mining Communities in Canta Province, Peru Centro para la Investigacin en Salud Ambiental (CREEH). CREEH will train 250 artisanal gold miners in practices that reduce exposure to mercury and will develop the ability of their communities and local government to undertake sound measures to reduce the impact of this contaminant. The miners and their families will directly benefit from better health, income and living conditions; another 100,000 Peruvians will benefit from a safer environment in the province of Canta, in the Lima Region.
Implementation of an Industrial Park and Business Incubator for Microenterprises in the District of Subtanjalla, Ica Region, Peru. Asociacin Comunin, Promocin, Desarrollo y Liberacin (COPRODELI) will continue to provide support to micro- and small enterprises damaged by an earthquake and will work to attract more businesses to the industrial park developed with IAF and other funding, thereby contributing to its sustainability.
Rural Women of Choquepata Promote Their Sustainable Development Asociacin Chico Latino (ACL) will work in 12 rural communities in Choquepata, Cusco, to help indigenous women improve their production and sale of guinea pigs, develop the skills that communities need to manage their natural resources, prepare residents and their local government to access funds through participation in the budgeting process, and raise awareness of issues related to domestic violence, health and nutrition. The project should benefit 110 Peruvians directly and another 850 indirectly.
Reuse of Solid Waste in North Lima, promoting an Environmental Culture and Entrepreneur ship ALTERNATIVA will provide technical assistance and training to 440 recyclers, micro- entrepreneurs, community leaders and municipal authorities. It expects to strengthen the recyclers' organizations, increase the members' incomes and work with all participants to address issues related to solid-waste management in three districts of metropolitan Lima and in the province of Callao.
Enterprise Development Grant Centro de Investigacin y Promocin Social "Sara Lafosse" (CIPS "Sara Lafosse") in cooperation with associations of dairy farmers and fishers and by training new entrepreneurs, CIPS expects to increase the incomes of 200 families in the communities of Huanquito Bajo and El Carmelo, in the district of Vir, La Libertad. It will also promote cooperation among the 22 public and private entities in the Association for the Joint Discussion of Local Development of the Coastal River Basins of the Libertad Region (AMEDIVAC), which will actively support the project.
Strengthening women`s competitive capacities in agricultural production in the community of Callatiac Critas Cusco will support equitable and sustainable development in the Callatiac community in Cusco by strengthening its communal organization promoting the inclusion of women and youth in community decisions increasing food security and family incomes through improved production and sale of vegetables and guinea pigs and protecting the environment. It will also prepare the community to access funds for local investments through the participatory budgeting process. Project activities will benefit approximately 200 persons directly and another 870 indirectly...
Community Support Centers in Information and Communication Technology for the Q'ero Nation's Education and Inclusive Development Members of the Q'ero Nation, a small Indigenous group living in remote communities in the mountains in the department of Cusco, face unreliable and unstable internet connectivity that limits their educational and economic opportunities. The IAF supports community-led solutions that expand the economic and social inclusion of historically marginalized groups. Our grantee Asociacin Cultural Ayllu Yupaychay (YUPAY) improves educational outcomes, economic opportunities, and participation in local development processes by providing community members with stable satellite internet access and preparing participants to take full advantage of new information and communication technologies, including accessing digital markets.
Education/Training Grant Centro para la Investigacin en Salud Ambiental (CREEH) will train 250 artisanal gold miners in practices that reduce exposure to mercury and will develop the ability of their communities and local government to undertake sound measures to reduce the impact of this contaminant. The miners and their families will directly benefit from better health, income and living conditions; another 100,000 Peruvians will benefit from a safer environment in the province of Canta, in the Lima Region.
Developing business and communications skills in support of peaceful interactions between Peruvian and Venezuelan youths in San Juan de Lurigancho, Lima With a population of more than 1.1 million, the district of San Juan de Lurigancho represents about 11 percent of the population of metropolitan Lima and is the most populated district in all of Peru. It is also a very young district about half of its population is younger than 29 years old. Ninety-three percent of Venezuelan migrants who live in the district work without a formal labor contract, and negative perceptions of Venezuelans contribute to increased tensions, violence, and discrimination. At the IAF, we support community-led solutions to creating economic opportunity and promoting social inclusion for Venezuelan migrants. Our grantee Taller de Capacitacin e Investigacin Familiar (TACIF) will support Peruvian and Venezuelan migrant youth with training and technical assistance to develop and improve microenterprises, create spaces for them to interact, and share their cultures, experiences, and problems. It will also bring them together to create content for videos and radio programs focused on building a more inclusive and supportive community and combating xenophobia and violence.
Sustainable environmental Management of Arequipa and the Reuse of solid waste by Women Entrepreneurs Centro de Estudios Cristianos y Capacitacin Popular (CECYCAP) will provide training and technical assistance to 150 women recyclers, directed improving income, leadership skills and productivity, and to 300 youths and 20 municipal employees so they support the recyclers more effectively, including in awareness campaigns targeting schools, households and businesses. CECYCAPs support will help Asociacin de Mujeres Ecosolidarias, a network formed by five recycling groups, purchase basic processing equipment and acquire the business skills necessary to develop a viable recycling enterprise and access the banking sector and government programs. The goal is the participation of an additional 10,000 residences and businesses in municipal programs that generate more materials for the recyclers and reduce the volume of solid- waste for disposal.
Community Support Centers in Information Technology and Communication for the Q`ero Nation`s Education and Inclusive Development Members of the Q'ero Nation, a small Indigenous group living in remote communities in the mountains in the department of Cusco, face unreliable and unstable internet connectivity that limits their educational and economic opportunities. The IAF supports community-led solutions that expand the economic and social inclusion of historically marginalized groups. Our grantee Asociacin Cultural Ayllu Yupaychay (YUPAY) improves educational outcomes, economic opportunities, and participation in local development processes by providing community members with stable satellite internet access and preparing participants to take full advantage of new information and communication technologies, including accessing digital markets.
Development of fine flavor cacao in organizations of partner producers of APPCACAO Smallholder cacao producers in Peru face a number of challenges to grow and process their crop, earn sufficient income to support their families, invest in their land, and create long-term wealth. The Asociaci?n Peruana de Productores de Cacao (APPCACAO) is helping small-scale producers from three cooperatives to raise their income and quality of life by improving their production of fine flavored cacao. It is also strengthening their management and governance practices to ensure greater participation of women and youth. At the IAF, we support community-led solutions to expand economic opportunity in Peru. APPCACAO's activities support smallholder agriculture and food production to enhance food security and ensure meaningful opportunities for communities to thrive.
Strengthening women's competitive capacities in agricultural production in the community of Callatiac Critas Arquidiocesana del Cusco in Peru will support equitable and sustainable development in the Callatiac community in Cusco by strengthening its communal organization, promoting the inclusion of women and youth in community decisions, increasing food security and family incomes through improved production and sale of vegetables and guinea pigs, and protecting the environment. It will also prepare the community to access funds for local investments through the participatory budgeting process. Project activities will benefit approximately 200 persons directly and another 870 indirectly.
Youth Business Incubators in Centers for Youth and Employment in Cusco and San Juan de Miraflores in Lima Asociacin Kallpa para la Promocin de la Salud Integral y el Desarrollo (Kallpa), $298,500 over three years; counterpart committed, $195,150 Kallpa will help consolidate two Centers for Youth and Employment, create two Youth Business Incubators and develop two networks that focus on issues of youth employment and entrepreneurship. Activities scheduled for San Juan de Miraflores in Lima and for Cusco are expected to help 1,300 young Peruvians between the ages of 15 and 29 find meaningful employment or start a small business.
Training school for Afro-descendent leaders in economic, social and cultural rights Ashanti Per Red Peruana de Jvenes Afrodescendientes (Ashanti Peru), in partnership with Asociacin Negra de Defensa y Promocin de los Derechos Humanos (ASONEDH), will develop the capabilities of 60 young Afro-Peruvians to advocate for inclusive public policies. It will also carry out activities aimed at strengthening the cultural identity of an additional 750 youths from poor districts of Lima and forming networks aimed at sustaining the project's goals and objectives.