The community of the Cienaga, located in the coastal area south of Barahona, in the eastern slope of the Sierra de Bahoruco, suffers from the typical problems of rural communities in this region: unemployment, poverty (84% of its population is below the poverty line, reflected especially in the case of women), crime, rural exodus and persistent environmental degradation are the result of the low profitability of traditional agriculture and the lack of sustainable income-generating alternatives.
The project responds to needs expressed by the (a) s community (a) s. The identification of needs and the general guidelines of the project design have been developed and / or validated in meetings with the (I) Community (o) s which ensures identification with the project. The project will be implemented in partnership with community organizations, existing, established and recognized. The Small Business will be managed entirely by the beneficiaries of the project, the role of management of the project will train, advise and assist, so that / as beneficiaries become protagonists of their own development, contribute to the project empoderamineto and the formation of local social capital
Section: Trans-Agro (6 May '07)
This meeting aimed to analyze among all / as the role of different organizations in project implementation and monitoring committee to choose the project and fully disclose the activities in the business plan of the first three months of the project and set dates and responsible for them.
See report of the meeting here Information Meeting 6-5-07Transagro in pdf
Section: Trans-Agro (15 Apr '07)
With Noris Araujo Visit the Small Grants Program for the Environment gave formal start to the project Transagro Swamp
See Report of the Meeting Here Report 4/13/07 meeting in pdf
Section: Trans-Agro (15 Jan '07)
After a long and rigorous process of evaluation and analysis by the National Steering Committee of the project proposal TRANSAGRO-Moor "Creating a Community Enterprise Agro-transformation with the women of La Cienaga." Has been selected to receive program funds Small Grants Fund for World Environment PPS / GEF. (Read more ...)
Section: Trans-Agro (15 October '06)
On Sunday October 15 we held our first workshop on Biodiversity within the framework of the Swamp Transagro. (Read more ...)
Section: Trans-Agro (16 Sep '06)
On Saturday September 16th a meeting was held with members of the club face Mother Transagro Project - Swamp
View report here inf. 09/16/2006 Meeting transagro.pdf
Section: Trans-Agro (1 Sep '06)
Section: Trans-Agro (1 Sep '06)
The Southwest Foundation for Support (FUNDASUR) and the Foundation agree Taigüey collaborate within the framework of the project Transagro - Swamp (Read more ...)
Section: Trans-Agro (30 Aug '06)
Mothers Club in La Cienaga, community organization of La Cienaga, Barahona, which brings together twenty-two women of the community, serve as community partner-Cienaga Transagro project (Read more ...)
Section: Trans-Agro (30 Aug '06)
The Associative Economics Institute (IDEAC) and the Foundation agree Taigüey collaborate within the framework of the project Transagro - Swamp (Read more ...)
Section: Trans-Agro (1 Aug '06)
After a rigorous exercise by the Steering Committee (NSC) of the Small Grants Program for the Environment (PPS), the project profile has been shortlisted to present the final proposal and thus be eligible to receive funds from PPS / GEF . (Read more ...)
Section: Trans-Agro (21 Apr '05)
View report here monitoring committee meeting 2 TRANSAGRO.pdf
Section: Trans-Agro (10 Apr '05)
View report here monitoring committee meeting 1 TRANSAGRO.pdf
Section: Trans-Agro (15 Mar '05)
See summary here
Project Summary-Cienaga.pdf Transagro
Section: Trans-Agro (12 Mar '05)
View report here TRANSAGRO meeting 3.pdf
Section: Trans-Agro (11 May '04)
Identifying the causes of the problem
View report here 21.pdf Meeting
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