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Inclusion and claiming the rights of people with disabilities


Inclusion and claiming the rights of people with disabilities

The PODER project aims to create and promote a path of employment inclusion, defense of the right to education and claiming the rights of people with disabilities in 4 municipalities in El Salvador



The statement “nothing about us without us” is the essential starting point of the project “PODER: program for occupational inclusion, the defense of the rights to education and the claim of the rights of people with disabilities”.

The project action, lasting 36 months, aims to strengthen and support tangible changes such as to allow people with disabilities in the target areas (Colon, Zaragoza, Santo Tomás and Santiago Texacuangos) to promote, as active subjects recognized as competent, processes of social and educational inclusion.

The proposed action develops around the idea of the centrality of people with disabilities and their organizations, whose strengthening in terms of awareness and skills (individual and collective empowerment) is considered as a fundamental precondition for achieving the established objective.

The project has three main components:

  • strengthening advocacy capacities of people with disabilities and their organisations
  • support for the completion of educational and professional training courses for people with disabilities
  • reduction of physical access barriers to schools and other buildings of public interest by means of light infrastructural upgrading works.




El Salvador








BENEFICIARIES

  • 500 people with disabilities and their families
  • organisations of people with disabilities in the 4 municipalities involved in the project


PROJECT BUDGET
1.798.428,72  EUR



YEARS
2022 – 2025



SECTORS OF INTERVENTIONS

Capacity building and professional training, Civil society, Education, Human rights and Governance/Accountability



SDGs
4 Quality Education SDGs Reduced Inequalities

LA STORIA DEL PROGETTO



PARTNER
15 consorzi finanziati

BUDGET PROGETTO
5555 EURO

PARTNER
15 consorzi finanziati

BUDGET PROGETTO
5555 EURO

PARTNER
15 consorzi finanziati

BUDGET PROGETTO
5555 EURO


  • €100.000

    valore progetto

  • 125

    alunni della scuola primaria

  • 250

    genitori

  • 20

    insegnanti

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Educational poverty, schools and inclusive communities in El Salvador


Escuelas y Comunidades Inclusivas para otra ciudadanìa

Through the project Escuelas y Comunidades Inclusivas in El Salvador, we support NGOs and local associations through acknowledging their skills and promoting sustainable models of inclusive schooling for the most vulnerable children.



The project ‘ESCUELAS Y COMUNIDADES INCLUSIVAS PARA OTRA CIUDADANÍA: alleanza comunitaria per l’inclusione sociale e la prevenzione della violenza nel Dipartimento di Chalatenango’ aims to contribute to preventing and reducing youth violence through the activation and / or strengthening of participatory dynamics of local development aimed at creating an integral and quality education system and the inclusion of the most vulnerable groups.

In this perspective, the SPECIFIC OBJECTIVE of the project is to increase the opportunities for access and participation of minors in the formal and informal educational system through the testing and measurement of the effectiveness of the systematic implementation of innovative socio-educational practices for social inclusion and peaceful resolution of conflicts.

The action is leaded by Soleterre and involves as project partners EducAid Onlus , Università di Bologna/Dipartimento di Scienze dell’Educazione “Giovanni Maria Bertin”  , Rete Italiana Disabilità e Sviluppo (RIDS)

Our activities

  • First definition of the monitoring system
  • Systematization of change theory and main processes
  • Finalization of the monitoring system
  • Participatory M & E
  • Elaboration of key research questions and tools
  • Elaboration of base-line
  • Data processing, detection and experiment
  • Report (intermediate report)
  • Monitoring of monitoring
  • Elaboration end-line
  • Report (Final Evaluation)




El Salvador


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BENEFICIARIES

  • 3.440 minors (7-15 years) involved in innovative socio-educational activities;
  • 161 teachers / school managers of 10 schools strengthened in their teaching, pedagogical and work skills;
  • 250 parents / guardians strengthened in their educational skills;
  • 130 between public officials, members of the CSOs and representatives of the main stakeholders sensitized and involved in advocacy activities, exchange of good practices and networking


PROJECT BUDGET
1.780.026,13 EUR



YEARS
2018 – 2021



SECTORS OF INTERVENTION

Community and rural development, Educational poverty



SDGs
4 Quality EducationSDGs Reduced Inequalities


IL PROGETTO IN NUMERI



  • € 1.780.026,13

    valore progetto

  • 3.440

    minori

  • 161

    insegnanti

  • 250

    genitori

  • 130

    funzionari

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