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Written by Fatima Centeno
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Tuesday, 05 June 2007 |
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Program Execution Component: AVODEC, has been working in 3 specific worklines during the last years. The main programs are: SOCIAL , AGRICULTURE AND REVOLVING FUNDS. Social program strategic line: It pretend to improve health conditions, houses and potable water access, problems felt for the associates and communitarians, as well as help social impact activities or environmental with a wide communitarians participation. An exhaustive selection of the potential beneficiaries will be done to follow up depend the project to execute. It has three work lines: Preventive health program( Mother and child health, reproductive health and infants prevalent health problems). Social Infrastructure ( self construction houses, water and sanitation) Vocational capacity creation programs (sewing, manual skills, computer and micro companies).
Productive strategic line program: it pretend to promote productive programs which generate incomes to the associates and beneficiaries, creating capacities and giving trainings as well as follow up to this kind of programs. It has two work lines Agriculture Program (training and technical assistance in group, to secure seeds, Seed banks, Miner. cattle and domestic fowl) Pro commercialization (create capacities, storing center, micro business promotion or cooperatives, product canalization) Revolvent fund strategic line.
The revolvent fund from the familiar infrastructure and the agriculture program will be fusionated to establish one credit fund that promote productive and social sustainability program with coordinated credits. The funds will be improved as intermedium program directly from the administration but coordinate with the social and productive programs. |
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My involvement with AVODEC |
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Written by Sue Kellett
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Friday, 27 April 2007 |
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Hi to those of you Interested in the wonderful organization called AVODEC! I am a volunteer from the Church of St. Edward´s in Bloomington MN. I have been involved in projects in Jinotega Nicaragua for nearly 20 years during which time our church has had a relationship with Nuestra Señora de los Angeles, a church here in town and their more than 25 rural chapels. We try to do For the last 7 years I have been coming two to three times per year to monitor projects here, take pictures and look for new ideas. At first we worked directly with the church but since they aren´t always set up to do humanitarian and health projects I searched for an organization who could help me with this. Luckily I was introduced to Victorino Centeno, AVODEC´s director, and the rest is history! I was and am very impressed with their credentials, capabilities, projects, integrety and willingness to help me problem solve in my desires to help the poor in a non liturgical way. They are well connected with community leaders in the rural communities and know of the needs and struggles of the people there. They are good stewards of the monies they are allocated and I can sincerely recommend them as worthy recipients of the donations they receive. Right now we are working on well´s projects and an environmentally friendly cookstove project. I will write more about these in the future. If anyone would like to communicate with me my email address is:
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Sincerely, Sue Kellett Bloomington MN |
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Written by Sue Kellett
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Wednesday, 25 April 2007 |
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