6 Quarter: April – June 2007

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Antioquia Region Table 9: Status of Indicator Results in Antioquia Key Indicator Projected Results through PY2 Progress to Date % Including Activities in Pipeline Families Benefited 4,166 372 9% 796 19% - AD Families 3,013 246 8% 601 20% - FIS Families 1,153 126 11% 195 17% (including IDPs) Hectares Supported 9,133 843 9% 1,897 21% Sales Generated 0 $3,093 % Not available Infrastructure Projects Completed 8 0 0% 2 25% Alternative Development (5 Activities in Implementation, 1 in Pipeline) During the quarter, ten productive activities were formulated and sent to Bogotá for final revision. As of the end of the quarter, five activities are in implementation and one activity was submitted to USAID for approval. ADAM opened a satellite office to monitor the implementation of the activities in San Juan de Urabá and Arboletes, including cocoa and rubber. Rubber (Nechí): To date, more than 34,000 rubber stumps have been delivered, which equates to approximately 68 hectares. Planting material and tools have been delivered to 17 of the local beneficiaries. ADAM has supervised the technical assistance provided though the counterpart funding of the mayor’s office. To date, the activity has benefited 50 families, supported 211 hectares, and generated five full time jobs. Rubber and Cocoa (San Juan & Arboletes): ADAM supervised technical assistance throughout the participating veredas to establish 10 cocoa nurseries in Arboletes and San Juan. Accomplishments to date in this activity include: 88 families benefited, 308 hectares supported, and 35.03 full time jobs created. Cocoa (San Juan & Arboletes): The satellite regional office is currently monitoring (through the local committees and site visits) the implementation of the cocoa activity in both municipalities. 9,000 cocoa clones where delivered to establish 324 hectares. Through Q6, the activity generated 252.93 full time jobs, and $3,093 in gross sales. During the quarter, ADAM staff evaluated the following eight implementers in the region using the ICO index: Valor G and GANUR (San Pedro), GANUR, URACAUCHO, FORESTCACAO, and TULAPA SAT (Necoclí), ASOGABA (El Bagre) and ASOGANE (Nechí) Local Governance (3 Activities in Implementation, 7 in Implementation) Through Q6, 10 activities have been submitted to USAID, three of which are in implementation. Citizen Radio Program: During the quarter, a contract with Universidad de Antioquia was signed to produce and broadcast radio programs in Arboletes, Caucasia, Zaragoza, and Montelibano. The goal for the region was to produce and broadcast 144 radio programs in the four community stations. However, due to technical difficulties with the implementer, 48 programs and 26 clips on youth and rural related topics were broadcasted. In Q7, ADAM expects to broadcast 240 programs and 48 additional clips. USAID/Colombia: Areas for Municipal-level Alternative Development (ADAM) Quarterly Performance Monitoring Report 6 th Quarter: April - June 2007 % 26
Municipal Councils: To date, 4 Viernes del Concejal training workshops have been held in Antioquia and Cordoba, with an average attendance of 117 Municipal Council Members. Infrastructure (2 Activities in Implementation) At the close of Q6, the following 2 activities are in implementation, while two others are pending USAID technical approval. Expansion of El Guadual School (Arboletes): The school expansion has been underway since March 27, 59% of the resources has been disbursed and 30% of the project is complete. School Construction (Nechí): The school construction has been underway since May 9, 50% of the resources has been disbursed. USAID/Colombia: Areas for Municipal-level Alternative Development (ADAM) Quarterly Performance Monitoring Report 6 th Quarter: April - June 2007 27
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