This activity is designed to complement and collaborate with other DO1 activities and empower a variety of local actors towards conceiving and acting in support of a PBS approach to violence…

This delivery order contract awarded by the United States Agency for International Development Honduras (USAID - OM) to Chemonics International, Inc. aims to complement and collaborate with other USAID activities in Honduras to empower local actors and conceive and implement programs in support of a public-private partnership approach to violence prevention. Drawing from the successes of programs such as ConVive!, IMPACTOS/CAP, and the United Nations Development Programme, this activity will promote community strengthening and link strong local actors to more effective and focused government counterparts. The objective is for communities and state actors to employ a locally-driven, comprehensive, and functional crime and violence prevention agenda through a series of interventions that contribute to communities being more effective and empowered in preventing crime and violence and government resources being more effectively targeted and applied to improve citizen security in Honduras from August 2017 to September 2020 on a cost plus fixed fee pricing basis.

This activity is designed to complement and collaborate with other DO1 activities and empower a variety of local actors towards conceiving and acting in support of a PBS approach to violence prevention. Drawing from the successes and lessons learned of programs including convive!, impactos/cap, and undp, this activity will promote community strengthening, and link strong local actors to more effective and focused government counterparts. The activity objective - that communities and state actors employ a locally-driven, comprehensive, and functional crime and violence prevention agenda - will be achieved through investing in a series of interventions that contribute to the following two results: 1. Communities are more effective and empowered in preventing crime and violence; and 2. Government resources are more effectively targeted and applied to improve citizen security.