6 Quarter: April – June 2007

Magdalena Medio Region
Table 8: Status of Indicator Results in Magdalena Medio
Key Indicator
Projected Results
through PY2
Progress to Date %
Including
Activities in
Pipeline
Families Benefited 5,102 832.5 16% 1,536 30%
- AD Families 4,350 680 16% 1,355 31%
- FIS Families
752 152.5 20% 181 24%
(including IDPs)
Hectares Supported 13,050 380 3% 2,995 23%
Sales Generated $787,350 $3,838 0.5% Not available
Infrastructure Projects
Completed
9 0 0% 4 44%
During Q6, the ADAM office in the Magdalena Medio Region assisted in formulating six new
Municipal Initiatives. ADAM coordinated efforts with the UNODC to define the boundaries of
participating veredas and carry out verification to ensure that the areas are free of illicit crops. In
Simití and San Pablo, 11.37 hectares of illicit crops were eradicated. Also, 60 illicit crop free
agreements were signed in veredas within El Carmen, San Vicente, Puerto Parra, and San Pablo.
The regional office in Magdalena Medio participated in the process of formulating 20 productive
activities (7 of which are in implementation), 16 LG activities (4 of which are in implementation)
and 8 infrastructure projects.
Alternative Development (7 Activities in Implementation, 3 in Pipeline)
Cocoa (Simití, San Pablo): During Q6, 375 hectares using an agro-forestry model with cocoa
were established to benefit 250 families in both municipalities. To date, 269 families have been
benefited and 380.35 hectares have been supported. The activity has generated 176.86 full time
jobs and has leveraged $313,545.96 in private resources.
During Q6, ADAM staff reached agreement with Acción Social to provide counterpart funding
for the following activities:
- Blackberry activity in Bolivar, Santander that targets 140 families. Source of co-financing
(amount): Acción Social (CP$57.187.500).
- Natural rubber activity in Cimitarra and Bolivar (Santander) that will support 465 hectares
and benefit 160 families. Source of co-financing (amount): Acción Social (CP$60.457.283).
- Forestry activity in San Pablo and Cantagallo (Bolivar) that will benefit 112 families. Source
of co-financing (amount): Acción Social (CP$100.901.816).
- Organic coffee in Santa Rosa (Bolivar) that will benefit 100 families. Source of co-financing
(amount): Acción Social (CP$100.704.566)
Additionally, the regional office has been working with the various governor offices to obtain cofinancing
for the following activities:
- Cocoa activity in La Gloria, Aguachica and San Alberto (Cesar) that will support 697.5
hectares and support 450 families. Source of co-financing (amount): Acción Social
(CP$105.025.474) and the Department-level government (CP$461.309.888).
- Coffee activtity in Aguachica and La Gloria (Cesar). Source of co-financing (amount):
USAID/Colombia: Areas for Municipal-level Alternative Development (ADAM)
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