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08 Feb IJA’ Project: Micro MBA and micro credit to rural women

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AIM: Training indigenous population living in the Highlands and the Southern Coast for employment. ACTIVITIES: Construction and equipment of the Southern Coast Technical Center. Construction of two new IJA Centers: “Puerta de Occidente” covers the departments of Solola and Quiche. “San Marcos” covers the area of...

08 Feb Health training for 125 volunteers of communities particularly vulnerable to natural disasters in the Department of Retalhuleu

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TARGET: Strengthening skills and health services of the first level in rural and periurban communities of the Department of Retalhuleu. MAIN ACTIVITIES: Providing health training for 125 new volunteers. Conducting 8 medical care workshops for an average of 20 people per day suffering nutritional deficiencies, up...

08 Feb Development of health social capital within the community, as an effective strategy for strengthening the system of nutritional recovery in San Marcos, Guatemala

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TARGET: Prevention and treatment of malnutrition at the communities of Tacana, Sibinal and San José Ojetenam. MAIN ACTIVITIES: We attended 158 mothers in gestation period and highly vulnerable; we also trained and guided families for the modification of habits of hygiene and food. We provided care for...

08 Feb Transfer of training methodologies for women in rural areas, emphasizing the creation of rural micro-enterprises

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Both Las Gravileas and Ixoqi’ work in the promotion of indigenous women in extreme poverty, so that through a human, business and technical training they can incorporate into the production process and generate revenues to rise the standard of living of their families. The project...

08 Feb Ongoing support for technical and business assistance to indigenous women in the departments of Chimaltenango and Sololá, enhancing the marketing of their handmade products.

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The project provides continuity to the FABRE Foundation-funded project “technical and business assistance to production solidarity groups of indigenous women in the departments of Chimaltenango and Sololá” that has provided a timely assistance to 40 women - comprising 8 solidarity groups - to access and...

08 Feb Promoting social and professional inclusion of rural women through technical and production training programs, direct support to business services, and access to credit in Guatemala

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It aims to identify disadvantaged 2710 women who reside in El Quiché, Sololá and Totonicapán departments, as well as raise awareness on their situation, support their training and give them business advice, so that they may develop or strengthen competencies to enter in the labour...

08 Feb Preschool education, Foundation for rural educational development

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The project aims at a comprehensive or holistic intervention in poor rural communities of the Guatemalan Highlands located in the departments of Quetzaltenango and Totonicapán, encouraging families, directors and teachers to work together to promote: • The equal access of boys and girls between 4...

08 Feb Reducing vulnerabilities in indigenous communities to enjoy the right to adequate food. Poroma, Bolivia

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TARGET: Reduction of vulnerabilities and coverage of basic needs of the indigenous community in the municipality of Poroma. MAIN ACTIVITIES and IMPACT: Reduce low productivity and low utilization of water resources by supplementing the water management for food security of 676 families. Training beneficiaries organized in...

08 Feb Nutritional recovery of vulnerable families in the Department of Sololá, and improvement of the well-being of the community

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TARGET: Contribute to the improvement of basic health services of the affected population by the impact of natural disasters in the Department of Sololá. MAIN ACTIVITIES: Distribution of 150 additional nutritional portions to children with malnutrition; an 80% recover their nutritional status. Distribution of 60 additional...

08 Feb Emergency assistance programs in Santiago de Cuba through strengthening of civil society and support to microenterprises