Status
ImplementationAid type
Project-type interventionsGuinea
Location
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€ 453,600
Committed
Committed
€ 302,400
Used
Used
Description
The project seeks to restore the production system in the regions of Conakry and Kankan, in Guinea. Climate change and soil degradation have in fact drastically affected the level of production in those areas, diminishing economic opportunities and resulting in an increase of migration flows. The limited capacity of local governments and civil society to coordinate actions and cope with local
challenges is also problematic, especially for vulnerable groups affected by climate change.
By restoring the production system, the aim of the project is contribute to the food and nutrition security of the intervention regions by improving the resilience of vulnerable families, it intends to sustainable increase the horticultural productivity and incomes of the vulnerable groups concerned, as well as areas of the initiative. More specifically. This will automatically create more job opportunities, discouraging migration.
The implementing strategy includes a community-based approach, with a direct involvement of the youth, potential migrants and migrants who come back to those regions. It also incorporates a specific attention on gender issues and women participation. Ensuring a direct participation of local people and a bottom-up approach for the management of the production and the use of the soil will not only increase the level of local awareness, but also enhance the sense of community in those regions. The first expected impact is clearly the increase in horticultural production together with the creation of small service companies, linked to the increase in economic benefits for vulnerable groups, such as women and youth. The second is the strengthening of social cohesion in local communities, achieved through the respect of the rights of women and young people.
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challenges is also problematic, especially for vulnerable groups affected by climate change.
By restoring the production system, the aim of the project is contribute to the food and nutrition security of the intervention regions by improving the resilience of vulnerable families, it intends to sustainable increase the horticultural productivity and incomes of the vulnerable groups concerned, as well as areas of the initiative. More specifically. This will automatically create more job opportunities, discouraging migration.
The implementing strategy includes a community-based approach, with a direct involvement of the youth, potential migrants and migrants who come back to those regions. It also incorporates a specific attention on gender issues and women participation. Ensuring a direct participation of local people and a bottom-up approach for the management of the production and the use of the soil will not only increase the level of local awareness, but also enhance the sense of community in those regions. The first expected impact is clearly the increase in horticultural production together with the creation of small service companies, linked to the increase in economic benefits for vulnerable groups, such as women and youth. The second is the strengthening of social cohesion in local communities, achieved through the respect of the rights of women and young people.
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| Year | Committed | Used |
|---|---|---|
| 2024 | € 0 | € 151,200 |
| 2023 | € 0 | € 151,200 |
| 2018 | € 453,600 | € 0 |
Agency
| Type | Name | Channel code |
|---|---|---|
| Government | AICS - Italian Agency for Cooperation and Development | 11000 |
Channel reported
| Type | Name | Channel code |
|---|---|---|
| Government | AICS - Italian Agency for Cooperation and Development | 11001 |
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