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Special Investigation Unit (SIU) 6 Advanced Course, Guatemala Special Investigation Unit (SIU) 6 Advanced Course, Guatemala; This one-week advanced training course is designed for SIU commanders responsible for supervising units. The course addresses all core topics from a SIU managers perspective which includes the following; management of SIU, DEA oversight of program, operational planning, critical incident response, risk management, officer safety, leadership, ethics and professionalism in law enforcement, confidential source management, the supervision of enforcement operations, as well as the identification of trends associated with narco-terrorism. The course is conducted via a workshop environment and also encourages SIU commanders and DEA management to exchange information in order to make important decisions needed to improve the SIU program
Special Investigative Unit (SIU 1) Basic Course, Guatemala Special Investigative Unit (SIU 1) Basic Course, Guatemala; This is a five week course serves as the foundation in fundamental law enforcement practices for newly assigned officers. It is based on the DEA Basic Agent training program and covers a wide range of topics in drug law enforcement.
Special Investigative Unit (SIU) 118 Basic Course, Guatemala Special Investigative Unit (SIU) 118 Basic Course, Guatemala; Special Investigative Unit (SIUG) Basic Course, SIUB118; This is a five week course serves as the foundation in fundamental law enforcement practices for newly assigned officers. It is based on the DEA Basic Agent training program and covers a wide range of topics in drug law enforcement.
Special Investigative Unit (SIUB) Advanced Course, Guatemala Special Investigative Unit (SIUB) Advanced Course, Guatemala; This course supplements instruction provided during the SIU Basic Course and provides additional instruction on several aspects of conducting a judicial wire intercept investigation. These include undercover operations, advanced operational planning, tactical entries, confidential Source management, and money laundering
Reuse of Solid Waste in North Lima, promoting an Environmenta l 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.
Education/Training Grant Asociacin Pro Derechos Humanos (APRODEH) will further the social inclusion of Peruvians with mental disabilities, one of Peru's most marginalized and vulnerable groups, by working toward enforcement of Article 19 of the United Nations Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities (CRPD), which recognizes their right to live independently and participate in community life.
Technical and productive improvement of organic banana production and strengthening of sanitary, educational and social aspects in the eight towns where APPBOSA operates Cooperativa Agraria APPBOSA-Asociacin de Pequeos Productores de Banano Orgnico Samn y Anexos (APPBOSA) 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.
Strengthening panela production and marketing for small-scale producers in the rural districts of Ayabaca Province Smallholder farmers in Peru struggle to earn sufficient income to support their families and create long-term wealth due to low productivity, insufficient land, and lack of access to credit and technical assistance. At the IAF, we support community-led approaches to expanding economic opportunity, including through sustainable agriculture. Our grantee partner, the Cooperativa Agraria Ecolgica y Solidaria Piura (CAES), helps members of 11 agricultural cooperatives in Ayabaca province raise family incomes by increasing the production and quality of their sugarcane fields, improving their processing plants, and training farmers in organic and fair trade certification, which gives them access to larger markets. CAES also contributes to the organizational strengthening of the cooperatives by training women and youth to assume leadership roles.
Social Capital and Sustainable Production of Junco and Totora for the Responsible Conservation of Three Wetlands of the Central Coast of Peru COOPERACCION-Accin Solidaria para el Desarrollo (COOPERACCION) will provide training and technical assistance to 285 artisans, harvesters and representatives of civil society so they can manage the production of rush and totora reeds, diversify their crafts and increase their output, boost family income and protect the local ecosystem. The project will indirectly benefit some 3,000 residents of communities surrounding three wetlands in the north-central coast of Peru: Albufera de Medio Mundo, Santa Rosa and Paraso.
Strengthening of the management capacities of the Cultural Affirmation initiatives that improve the socio-cultural, economic and environmental conditions of communities in the buffer zone of the Cordillera Azul National Park Asociacin No Gubernamental Rural Amaznica Andina Choba Choba (Choba- Choba), $200,000 over three years; counterpart committed, $129,930 Choba-Choba will help communities living in the buffer zone of the Cordillera Azul national park to recover and reestablish traditional land management and agricultural production practices, promote agricultural biodiversity, and carry out natural resource conservation and sustainable economic development activities. The project will benefit 3,680 community members who live in the districts of Pilluana and Tres Unidos, in the Mishikiyacu Valley of San Martin Region.
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.
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.
Improve the quality of life of the indigenous communities of the Peren River Valley through agricultural development that organizes productive and marketing to stimulate new economic activities and create jobs. Comunidad Nativa Marankiari Bajo (CIAMB), $313,455 over four years and six months CIAMB will expand its plant producing organic compost, build a center for training in organic agriculture and strengthen its management.
Community Education Development "Qallariy-Yachay Sumaq" for early childhood (3-8 years) Yupay will use the visual arts, the Quechua language and indigenous Peruvian cultural values to further the educational development of rural children between the ages of 3 and 7 in 10 Quechua-speaking communities in the Cusco region. The goal is official institutionalization of this pilot program, thereby increasing the likelihood that rural Andean children receive a quality education.
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.
Validation of a Participator y Model of Integrated Management and Recovery of the Amazonian Ecosystem Urku Estudios Amaznicos (Urku) will provide additional services, training and environmental education activities to ensure the sustainability of the project's actions.
Social Capital and Sustainable Production of Junco and Totora for the Responsible Conservation of Three Wetlands of the Central Coast of Pe COOPERACCION-Accin Solidaria para el Desarrollo (COOPERACCION). COOPERACCION will provide training and technical assistance to 285 artisans, harvesters and representatives of civil society so they can manage the production of rush and totora reeds, diversify their crafts and increase their output, boost family income and protect the local ecosystem. The project will indirectly benefit some 3,000 residents of communities surrounding three wetlands in the north- central coast of Peru: Albufera de Medio Mundo, Santa Rosa and Paraso.
Improving the competitiveness of organic banana production of ASPROBO's smallholder producers Smallholder farmers play a key role in food security, nutrition, employment generation and overall development, but face a range of challenges to increasing their productivity and incomes. The IAF supports community-led solutions to expand economic opportunity through sustainable agriculture and micro-enterprises. IAF grantee Cooperativa Agraria de Productores de Banano, Cacao Orgnico y Otros Cultivos Agrarios del Distrito de Buenos Aires, Morropn Alto Piura Ltda. (COOP ASPROBO) will raise the income and quality of life of its members by strengthening their productive capacity and promoting and marketing their organic bananas domestically and internationally. With IAF support, COOP ASPROBO will also improve its own processing, managerial, and commercial skills and support gender equity and youth inclusion in local agriculture.
Agriculture/Food Production Grant ARARIWA will provide training, technical assistance, processing and marketing services, and exchange opportunities to 300 farmers in the Sacred Valley of the Inca as they revive their organic fruit production.
Social Capital and Sustainable Production of Junco and Totora for the Responsible Conservation of Th Residents of communities surrounding wetland areas on the north-central coast of Peru struggle to earn enough income to support their families. COOPERACCION Accin Solidaria para el Desarrollo (COOPERACCION) provides technical assistance to artisans and harvesters to produce native grasses, diversify their crafts, increase their output and sales, and preserve the wetlands. At the IAF, we support community-led solutions to expand economic opportunity in Peru. COOPERACCION's activities strengthen communities through education and training and build peer-to-peer learning and action networks.
Inclusive Cities- A Task for All Asociacin Pro Derechos Humanos (APRODEH), $325,510 over three years APRODEH will further the social inclusion of Peruvians with mental disabilities, one of Perus most marginalized and vulnerable groups, by working toward enforcement of Article 19 of the United Nations Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities (CRPD), which recognizes their right to live independently and participate in community life.
Incorporation and execution of project strategy Safe Streets and Houses in San Juan de Lurigancho" within the district`s network of police stations" Asociacin Peruana Mujer y Familia (APMF) will work with local grassroots organizations and empower citizens and public officials to find community-led solutions to prevent gender-based violence. It will also seek to secure women's access to basic protections care and remedy against their aggressors. It will conduct campaigns mobilize the community develop strategic local alliances and prevention campaigns carry out advocacy and design a monitoring and evaluation system to gauge effectiveness of its activities. The grant will benefit 22315 women directly and 20000 persons indirectly in the district of San Juan de Lurigancho.
Local Economic Development and Community Participation in the Commonwealth of the Municipalities of la Cuenca Ganadera de Melgar - Puno, Peru Innovaciones para el Desarrollo Sostenible (IDES), $260,000 over three years; counterpart committed, $399,500 IDES will work with small groups of farmers and microentrepreneurs to design and undertake projects that bring them into the value chain for dairy products and goods from alpaca fiber, and will improve the ability of local units of government to stimulate and support economic development. The project will benefit approximately 3,300 Peruvians in 216 communities in Melgar Province, Puno.
Strengthening the production and marketing of panela from small producers in the District of Montero - Ayabaca Smallholder farmers in Peru struggle to earn sufficient income to support their families and create long-term wealth due to low productivity, insufficient land, and lack of access to credit and technical assistance. At the IAF, we support community-led approaches to expanding economic opportunity, including through sustainable agriculture. Our grantee partner, the Cooperativa Agraria Ecolgica y Solidaria Piura (CAES), helps members of 11 agricultural cooperatives in Ayabaca province raise family incomes by increasing the production and quality of their sugarcane fields, improving their processing plants, and training farmers in organic and fair trade certification, which gives them access to larger markets. CAES also contributes to the organizational strengthening of the cooperatives by training women and youth to assume leadership roles.
Strengthening the management of production, organization and business administration of small-scale banana producers in the province of Piura region Morropn Banana producers from the Piura Region have limited access to the export market making it difficult for them to earn more income. Asociacin Promocin de la Gestin Rural Econmica y Social (PROGRESO) provides technical assistance to members of two associations to improve their production of organically grown fruit qualify for Fairtrade certification and increase sales to the export market. At the IAF we support community-led solutions to expand economic opportunity in Peru. PROGRESO's activities promote smallholder agriculture and food production to enhance food security and ensure meaningful opportunities for communities to thrive.
Consolidation and systematization of an innovative model of communication, training and income generation in rural communities in the Peruvian Amazon. Asociacin Minga Per (Minga Per), $85,000 Minga Per will extend its training into an additional community and consolidate the results of its project intended to advance the economic development of indigenous women and improve their participation in public life.
Promoting a culture of peace by strengthening constructive youth leadership through personal development and by developing a capacity for dialogue through art. ProDilogo Prevencin y Resolucin de Conflictos (ProDialogo) will empower youth to find solutions to youth violence and citizen insecurity through urban art dialogue and collaboration. ProDilogo will provide training and technical assistance to members of local youth organizations from four poor districts of metropolitan Lima. The project will benefit 90 youths directly and an additional 8000 youths indirectly.
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.
Promoting a culture of peace by strengthening constructive youth leadership through personal development and by developing a capacity for dialogue through art. ProDilogo Prevencin y Resolucin de Conflictos (ProDialogo) will empower youth to find solutions to youth violence and citizen insecurity through urban art dialogue and collaboration. ProDilogo will provide training and technical assistance to members of local youth organizations from four poor districts of metropolitan Lima. The project will benefit 90 youths directly and an additional 8,000 youths indirectly.
Strengthening women`s competitive capacities in agricultural production in the community of Callatiac Critas Arquidiocesana del Cusco in Peru $276000 over 3 years; counterpart committed: $250960....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...
Strengthening the management of production, organization and business administration of small-scale banana producers in the province of Piura region Morropn Asociacin Promocin de la Gestin Rural Econmica y Social (PROGRESO) will help 378 producers from two associations from the Piura Region increase their income by improving their production of organically grown bananas and their sales to the export market. Training and technical assistance and will enable the farmers to develop their associations, qualify for certification of their bananas as Fairtrade and organic, invest in irrigation systems and processing facilities, and access public funds. This project will benefit 378 directly and 1,500 indirectly.
Validation of a Participator y Model of Integrated Management Urku Estudios Amaznicos (Urku), $272,000 over three years 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. I
Reuse of Solid Waste in North Lima, promoting an Environmental Culture and Entrepreneurship 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. ALTERNATIVA will use additional funds to continue to provide support to 12 recyclers' associations and help them to strengthen and consolidate their microenterprises.
Expansion of the milk processing plant for the production of dairy products from the Association of Agricultural Producers Santo Toms, Luya province, Amazonas region Inadequate farming practices, small landholdings, poor access to markets, and lack of capital hinder the ability of small-scale producers in Peru's Amazonian region to earn enough to lift themselves and their families out of poverty. At the IAF, we support community-led approaches to expanding economic opportunity, including through sustainable agriculture. Our grantee partner, Asociacin de Productores Agropecuarios Santo Toms (APASAT), is an association of small-scale dairy producers that is expanding and improving its dairy processing plant in Luya to increase sales of milk, cheese, yogurt, and dulce de leche and reach larger, formal markets. These strategic investments increase producers' incomes and enhance the sustainability of small-scale producers in the region.
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.
Consolidation and systematization of an innovative model of communication, training and income generation in rural communities in the Peruvian Amazon. Minga Peru will train 1,000 indigenous women from 45 communities in the Loreto region in the Amazon Rainforest with the goal of advancing their socioeconomic development and improving their participation in public life. Its 200 new radio programs and rebroadcasts of 430 programs will reach 100,000 listeners every week. Minga Per also organized the participation of three grantee organizations in a celebration of the diversity of Peru's indigenous communities and their contributions to grassroots development held at the National Museum of the American Indian in July.
Implementation of an Industrial Park and Business Incubator for Microenterprises in the District of Subtanjalla, Ica Region, Peru. COPRODELI will develop a business incubator and dedicated industrial park that will provide production facilities, equipment, business services, training and technical assistance to 100 micro- and small enterprises in the Ica region that suffered recent earthquake damage.