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Project ID: | 00067246 | Description: | MDGF-2018-I-BOL- Child Nutr |
Fund: | Start Date *: | 31 Mar 2009 | |
Theme: | MDGF SP-ChildFoodSec&Nutri |
End Date*: | 13 Mar 2013 |
Country: | Bolivia | Project Status: | Financially Closed |
Participating Organization: | Multiple |
About
OverviewThe objective of the Joint Programme (JP), was to strengthen local capacity in 24 highly vulnerable districts for the implementation of the Multisectoral Zero Malnutrition Program (PMDC). The aim was for families, children, pregnant girls and women in these Municipalities to: (i) have increased availability and access to safe food of high nutritional value; (ii) have effective access and use of improved water and sanitation services, and (iii) acquire better knowledge, attitudes and practices on food, nutrition, hygiene and health through (iv) coordinated involvement of the different actors implementing the PMDC, supported by empowered community-based organizations. The JP was able to increase availability and access to safe food of high nutritional value for over seven thousand families. It also supported the use of food rations based on local production, in this way promoting better nutrition as well as increased income generation. It was able to support other existing initiatives such as the production of Blood Syrup, an ongoing nutritional support initiative by FAO. The JP helped improve access to safe water for nearly 90 communities, this was coupled with the promotion of safe and proper use of improved services for water and sanitation which was achieved through training in the better use of water services and more effective hygiene practices. In addition, and as a result of the JP’s actions over 72 thousand families are able to access varied, nutritious, and timely supply of hygienically prepared food, and they now have an increased knowledge of their sexual and reproductive rights. To ensure sustainability, the JP strengthened management and legislative capacities of local municipal authorities and strategic actors in 24 districts, to promote more efficient implementation of the PMDC with a rights-based approach.
Outcome 1:Greater availability and access to safe food of high nutritional value under the PMDC in the municipalities of Arque, Bolívar, Sicaya, Tapacari Tacopaya, until 2012.
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Outcome 2:72 communities in 8 municipalities have improved access and appropriate use of safe water and improved sanitation services between 2009 and 2012.
Outcome Achievements: 87 communities in 17 municipalities have improved their access to water via 84 water supply systems, together with the promotion of safe and proper use of improved services for water and sanitation and safe water through training in use of services and hygiene practices.
Outcome 3:At least 74,220 families in the municipalities of poroma, Villa Azurduy, Tarvita, Villa Zudáñez, Presto, Mojocoya, Icla, Tomina, Sopachuy, tarabuco Yamparaez, San Lucas, Incahuasi, Culpina, Ayopaya, Morochata, Arque, Tacopaya, Sicaya, Tapacarí, Vila Vila and Bolivar have the necessary knowledge to achieve a nutritious, hygienically prepared timely and varied diet, and are informed about their sexual and reproductive rights.
Outcome Achievements: 72,004 families in 24 districts of Cochabamba and Chuquisaca, are able to access a varied, nutritious, and timely supply of hygienically prepared food, and are informed about their sexual and reproductive rights.
Outcome 4:At least 50% of the institutions, organizations and actors involved in the implementation of cross-sectoral activities of the PMDC in the municipalities of poroma, Villa Azurduy, Tarvita, Villa Zudáñez,Presto, Mojocoya, Icla, Tomina, Sopachuy, tarabuco Yamparaez, San Lucas, Incahuasi, Culpina, Ayopaya, Morochata, Arque, Tacopaya, Sicaya, Tapacarí, Vila Vila and Bolivar, work in a coordinated manner to ensure meeting their goals.
Outcome Achievements: Strengthened management and legislative capacities of local municipal authorities and strategic actors in 24 districts to ensure sustainability and to combat malnutrition through the implementation of the PMDC with a rights-based approach.
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