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ProjetPaysDate de ClôtureText
Identification/Formulation Programme of integral, cross-border developmentCentral America01/10/2010Identify the possible alternatives for a Programme of integral, cross-border development.
  • Specific objective I
    • Analysis for the identification and formulation of the programme basing on current or past successful experiences in the Central America region, and for the selection of alternatives that can ring together the necessary elements for the design of an Identification Fiche, the corresponding Action Fiche, the Logical Framework and the respective TAPs.
  • Specific objective II
    • To explore the problematic and opportunities for a local, integral, cross-border development.
  • Specific objective III
    • To provide the European Union with sufficient elements for comments and to select technical alternatives and viable intervention methods.
  • Regional and national policies involved
    • Decentralisation, municipal strengthening, local development, community organisation, microenterprise development, public-private synergies, integrated and sustainable management of resources (watersheds and basins).
Assistance for the DEV of a Programme of interventionsBrazil01/09/2008

Assistance for the development of a Programme of interventions within the framework of the envelope environment envisaged by the CSP 2007-2013 in Brazil

Landell Mills, as part of a consortium led by PB, is providing the services of a Forestry Expert Category 2 in order to assist the EC Delegation in Brasilia and the Brazilian Ministry of Environment in developing a programme of interventions in the field of environment as envisaged in the Country Strategy Paper 2007-2013 for Brazil. The project specific objectives are:

  1. to produce a framework for the interventions in the specific fields of the fight against deforestation, creation and management of the Conservation Units and the fight against climate change;
  2. to produce the terms of reference (TOR), as any essential document for the mobilization of a minimum of three missions which will constitute the necessary documents for the realization of a minimum of three projects which will exhaust the envelope of the programming 2007-2013.
  3. to produce projects of the Identification Fiches of the Projects as envisaged by the procedures of the EC and which will be defined by the mission.
Services are provided both in Portuguese and English.
Mid-term evaluation of the Programme for the Support to PREDECANPeru, Venezuela, Colombia, Ecuador, and Bolivia01/06/2006Mid-term evaluation of the Programme for the Support to the Prevention of Disasters in the Andean Community (PREDECAN) “Apoyo a la prevención de desastres en la Comunidad Andina - CAN†ASR/B7-3100/99/313 PREDECAN

The objective of this Project was to ‘contribute to the reduction of the vulnerability of persons exposed to natural disasters and promote sustainable development in the countries of the Andean Community (Venezuela, Colombia, Ecuador, Peru and Bolivia)

The results expected by the evaluation mission are as follows:

  • Evaluation of the project according to the criteria set by the PCM manual
  • Evaluation of the operational structure of the Programme for the Support to the Prevention of Disasters in the Andean Community (PREDECAN)
  • Evaluation of the political environment around PREDECAN
  • Evaluation of the organisational and administrative capacity
  • Analysis of the risks regarding the sustainability and impact of the project
  • Organisation of a sub-regional workshop with the EC delegation in Peru, CAPRADE (Comité Andino para la Prevención y Atención de Desastres), the General Secretary of the Andean Community and other institutions in order to discuss the preliminary results of the evaluation mission
  • The report presented the advantages and inconvenients of the PREDECAN, lessons learnt so far and alternatives for future development of the project, the role of PREDECAN in the institutional and political context of prevention of disasters in the Andean Community
  • Elaboration of an addendum to the financing agreement to adjust the PREDECAN to the context actual
Arque & Tapacari Valleys Rehabilitation ProgrammeBolivia01/01/2005

Landell Mills, through the provision of a European Co-Director and national Finance and Administration Manager, managed this regional development programme that sought to assist the Prefectura (provincial administration) and local municipalities in providing economic opportunities for the people of the Arque and Tapacari districts.

The Programme provides positive incentive mechanisms for preventing local seasonal migration in the form of improved irrigation and cropping, stabilisation of terrain, tree planting, soil conservation, road building, and the construction of education and health facilities. It also worked in handicraft and tourism promotion. It had a 7 m EUR grant fund to implement this work.

The project was undertaken with consideration for local customs, with an understanding of previous work done for the benefit of the local communities, and with the project beneficiaries determining the nature of the assistance and providing at least 50 percent of the labour input.

The programme sought to support and develop the capacity of local government institutions through working with and training 26 local government staff as part of the programme.

The programme also supported numerous local NGOs, many of whom were developed with the support of prior EU funding, through encouraging them to avail their services for individual project activities.

Misión de apoyo a la preparación del Plan Operativo Global (POG)Panama01/08/2004 Misión de apoyo a la preparación del Plan Operativo Global (POG) y Plan Operativo Annual (POA) del proyecto SOLEDUSA (Mission to support the preparation of the POG and POA of the SOLEDUSA project)

Mission of support to the preparation of the Plan Operativo Global (POG) and Plan Operativo Annual (POA) in Panama.

The Project involved the assessment and incorporation of new technologies for electrification of education and health facilities in rural and marginalized communities. These technologies included photovoltaic cells,

The objective of the mission was to collaborate with the director of the Project Management Unit of the SOLEDUSA project in the preparation, implementation and conclusion of all activities prior to the beginning of the execution of the full contract.

Central America – Study for the Reorientation of FOEXCA ProgrammeHonduras,Nicaragua01/10/2002

A framework contract for consultants to review the current financing agreement relating to the FOEXCA programme and assess the feasibility for continuing. To analyse three specific projects to continue under the programme and verify the viability of these projects and their sustainability particularly for the final beneficiaries. An assessment of the institutional capacity and economic structures.

Identification of the Alternative Development Project in the YUNGASBolivia01/03/2002

The objective of the Mission was to prepare the Proposal of Financing of a Program of Economic Development in the Yungas, region of Bolivia which encompasses some of the most vulnerable communities in Bolivia. The Mission examined the possibilities to achieve balanced and sustainable economic development in the region, analysing the perspectives of small and medium companies (PyMEs), the potential for improved tourism and service sectors, the prospective agroforestry and craft industries, infrastructure, and the activities of the other donors in the region.

Activities realised:

  • Use of sustainable agroforestry systems which guarantee food security and improve income levels of the targeted populations
  • Support economic, social and productive infrastructures which are helping the development of the population
  • Reinforce the organisational and association capacity of the producers and participation of women
  • Establish sustainable practices of management of natural resources
  • Promote the protection of the environment
Reconciliation mission of the 3 projects in EcuadorEcuador01/12/2000

The Commission has prepared 3 projects in Ecuador during the years 1996 and 1997 that have not been able to be started until now due to the lack of agreement of the beneficiaries regarding the funds.

The projects are :

  • Rural development in the Esmeraldas Province ECU/B7-310/96/114
  • Rural development in the Cotopaxi ECU/B7-310/97/43
  • Integral Health programme in the Esmeraldas Province ECU/B7/310/97/44
VECEP Artisanal Fisheries Development ProjectVenezuela, Ecuador, Colombia and Peru01/10/1999

This is a continuation of the previous programme (PEC) that LML implemented. LML provided the core management team responsible for the design of a detailed development plan and its implementation throughout the four countries over the five-year span of the project. LML also provided a wide range of technical expertise covering all the specialist areas that the project required. The main objectives were continuation of support for the fisheries and aquaculture sectors along the Pacific Coast from Peru to Colombia and along the Caribbean/Atlantic coast from Colombia to Venezuela. The particular emphasis of this much larger programme was resource evaluation and environmental aspects, artisanal fisheries development and training at all levels. Developing sustainable management regimes for the fisheries and aquaculture industries of the region (and especially for Peru's huge fishery - potentially the world's largest and of great domestic importance) was of particular importance. This is now being transferred to other projects in the region. The project also helped Colombia develop an institutional basis for fisheries management (there was formerly no responsible structure for its management) and has helped develop some 25 artisanal fisheries communities, some with landings as large as 30,000t/year. This significantly increases food rather than fishmeal use of fish, especially with a view to supplying poor inland communities which was a central objective which is now being achieved.

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