6 Quarter: April – June 2007

Local Governance (11 Activities in Implementation, 11 in Pipeline)
Women: The Cauca Regional Office will support the campaign “More Women, More Politics”
by carrying out a training process for women who are candidates in the October 2007 election.
Youth: ADAM provided support to youth around two conferences during the quarter, including
young people from Mejicano, Chagui and Rosario rivers in the Sector Theme Meeting of young
Afro-Colombians, held in Tumaco in June 1 and Political Experiences and Youth Processes at the
Local, National or International Level Meeting in Pasto on June 22
Public Services: As a result of ADAM’s work to date in public services, 27 municipalities have
improved services, equating to 28% of the five-year goal. In Nariño, as a result of the ACODAL
contract, seven municipalities, including Guachucal, Potosi, Pupiales, Tumaco, Contadero,
Gualmatan, and Iles, have improved services.
Infrastructure (4 Activities in Implementation)
While no infrastructure activities have been completed to date, four activities are in
implementation, and three additional activities are in formulation and will be submitted to USAID
in Q7 for approval. To date, the following four productive infrastructure activities are in
implementation in Nariño: improvement of two milk collection plants in Potosí and one in Iles
and a road maintenance project in Iles. Disbursements have begun and the operational and
oversight committees are actively engaged in each of the activities. The Nariño regional office is
ahead of pace in the number of families benefited from infrastructure activities.
USAID/Colombia: Areas for Municipal-level Alternative Development (ADAM)
Quarterly Performance Monitoring Report 6 th Quarter: April - June 2007
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