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Multisectoral program to improve living conditions in rural Bolivia (PROMAVI)

Multisectoral program to improve living conditions in rural Bolivia

Implementing Partners and Organisations

Santé Monde, Asociación Nacional de Productores Diversificados (ANAPROD) y BOLTRADE SRL

Period of Implementation

October 2016 - December 2022

Geographic scope

Americas: Bolivia

Budget

$ 8,290,821
€ 7 896 020

Donor(s)

Bilateral Aid: Global Affairs Canada (GAC)

Sector(s)

Agroforestry, Rural Development, Social

Type of Activity

Governance and Organizational Strengthening, Institutional Building and Policy Dialogue, Technical Assistance & Advisory, Training & Capacity Building, Value Chains / Socioeconomic Circuits

Summary

PROMAVI is a sustainable development initiative whose ultimate objective was to contribute to improving the living conditions of women, men and children living in a disadvantaged rural environment in the department of Chuquisaca. Because of its multisectoral nature, PROMAVI's implementation strategy is based on a highly participatory approach that includes innovative methodologies aimed at generating change among key local stakeholders. Family businesses were invited to diversify their agricultural production through the planting of the tara tree. They were also sensitized on best practices in the areas of health, nutrition, safe water, hygiene and sanitation. These issues formed the basis for governance support to 14 municipal governments.

Project Objectives

Condiciones de vida mejoradas, especialmente de las mujeres y niñas, tomando en cuenta sus derechos, en comunidades rurales indígenas de municipios vulnerables del departamento de Chuquisaca.

Impact on SDGs

SDG1 - No Poverty
SDG2 - Zero Hunger
SDG5 - Gender Equality
SDG6 - Clean Water and Sanitation
SDG8 - Decent Work and Economic Growth

Main Indicators

1) Multidimensional Poverty Index (MPI, developed by the Oxford Poverty and Human Development Institute) in the 14 municipalities supported by PROMAVI. 2) Women's Empowerment Index (IEM) . 3) % of children (girls and boys) under 2 years of age in a state of chronic malnutrition (low height), by municipality (14 municipalities). 4) % increase in annual agricultural income of family businesses (from new production) 5) Number of family businesses in new production.

Impact Measurement

Performance Measurement Framework (PMF) and Final Evaluation

Direct beneficiaries

Organisations: 2

Individuals: 10720

Local stakeholders

Producers cooperatives

Key Tags

Entrepreneurship, Food Security, Gender