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140 | <strong>El</strong> <strong>Salvador</strong>: Damage, Loss, and Needs Assesment • Development of associative productive projects in communities affected by the disaster. • Support for women living in temporary conditions. Key aspects i) Support for the development of each productive project must be provided by means of analyzing risk conditions and avoiding the construction of productive infrastructure in zones of non-mitigatable risk. ii) Actions focused on women must be prioritized (with emphasis on expectant women, heads of household, etc.). iii) The housing design should include a space devoted to economic activities. iv) Training of men and women to carry out new activities during their stay in temporary housing until they are offered permanent housing. Strengthen the livelihoods of small producers through restitution of small assets and skills improvement. TABLE 50. RECOVERY OF LIVELIHOODS Objectives Activities Results Actors Budget Survey of information Intervention plan. Secretariat of Social on economic Inclusion. Departmental 175,897 activities, affected Governments, UNDP, ILO, families, skills and FAO needs for capital. Restitution of implements for product preparation: small businesses, food production, services, livestock, fishing, tourism. Training for improvement of individual and associative skills. Delivery of equipment and implements. Training course for skills development. Secretariat of Social Inclusion, Departmental Governments, Municipalities, UNDP, ILO, FAO. Secretariat of Social Inclusion, Departmental Governments, Municipalities. UNDP, ILO, FAO. 703,589 175,897 Continues
VI. ESTIMATE OF RECOVERY AND RECONSTRUCTION NEEDS | 141 Objectives Activities Results Actors Budget Identification of Ministry of Agriculture 200,000 land uses according and Livestock, Ministry of to classification of Environment, Departmental hazard zones and Governments, Local productive potential. Governments, FAO, NGOs, etc. Plan agricultural and livestock activities in departments affected by Hurricane Ida. Carry out associative productive projects in communities affected by the disaster. Support to women living in temporary conditions. Development of institutional and community rules and regulations on land use and tenure, as well as policies to incorporate risk criteria in investment decisions. Strategies for information, dissemination and promotion of integrated rural development and of human settlements in safe zones. Identification of needs for recovery of activities and inventory of associative and productive capacities. Strengthening of associative and productive capacities and new endeavors. Promotion and support for associative productive development. Incentive to women who work in shelters providing support to shelters’ organization and maintenance under temporary conditions. Identification and delimitation of development zones and human settlements with lesser risk of natural disasters, according to land use planning processes. Institutional and community regulations for land use and control. Processes to disseminate regulations and policies. Human settlements and productive activities redirected toward safe zones. Needs identified. Capacities strengthened Productive development promoted. Support for “double dividend”, maintenance of temporary conditions, and recognition of role of women. Secretariat of Social Inclusion, Ministry of Agriculture and Livestock, MARN, INSAFOR, CONAMYPE, Local governments ISDEMU, Secretariat of Social Inclusion, UNDP, ILO, local organizations. 500,000 750,000 Total 2,505,383 Source: Prepared by assessment mission.
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