ALIANZA JOVEN HONDURAS - USAID

CONTENTS
I. EXECUTIVE SUMMARY .............................................................................................................. 4
II. RESUMEN EJECUTIVO .............................................................................................................. 7
III. ADMINISTRATIVE ISSUES ................................................................................................... 11
IV. GRANTS AND ALLIANCES ................................................................................................. 11
V. INDICATORS AND RESULTS (next page) .......................................................................... 14
VI. RESULTS AND ACTIVITIES THIS QUARTER ................................................................. 16
SO: STRONG AND RESILIENT COMMUNITIES FOSTERED THAT CAN WITHSTAND THE
PRESSURES OF CRIME AND VIOLENCE ................................................................................... 16
IR: LOCAL RESPONSE TO SECURITY THREATS IMPROVED .............................................. 16
IND. 1 Approval by the National Congress of new juvenile justice provisions (Title III) in the
law reforming the Child and Adolescence Code by the end of the program in June 2013 ...... 16
IND. 2 Number of violence prevention initiatives promoted by JCVH that have been approved
by the Honduran Government ........................................................................................................... 16
IND. 3 Number of activities carried out by JCVH to promote violence prevention .................... 18
IND. 4 Percentage of Established Outreach Centers that will be sustainable in accordance
with benchmarks of the Strengthened OC Model ........................................................................... 21
IND. 5 Number of Civil Society Organizations receiving USG assistance in security/prevention
sector oversight and advocacy .......................................................................................................... 30
IND. 6 Number of youth at Risk benefiting from OCs .................................................................... 31
IND. 7 Percentage of at-risk youth participating in OCs, whose self-described tendency of
rejecting crime, gangs or illicit activities has increased ................................................................. 38
IND. 8 Percentage of youth participating in skill building who are involved in incomegenerating
activities as a result ......................................................................................................... 38
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IND. 9 Number of entities that received Outreach Center methodologies transferred by AJH 43
IND.10. - Percentage of trained youth (former gang members and those from restorative
justice programs) involved in income-generating activities. .......................................................... 46
VIII. CHALLENGES ........................................................................................................................ 48
IX. NEXT STEPS ........................................................................................................................... 49
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