Info sheet_CBSI projects to be evaluated.pdf
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Project Brief Description Est. Performance Period Est. Funding Level Geographic Range of Program (include in‐country region) Target Beneficiary (ies) # of Target Beneficiaries
DR A‐Risk Youth Activity See Program Description Jan 2012 ‐ Jan 2017 $20M
Along Santo Domingo ‐ Puerto Plata Corridor in Dominican Republic
At‐Risk Youth ages 10‐17 & Orphans & Vulnerable Children (OVC) ages 0 ‐9 Unknown
Community Policing Anti‐corruption
The COMET project is COMET is designed to reduce crime and violence and strengthen economic competitiveness in Jamaica’s inner‐ city communities. Sept 2010 ‐ Sept 2012 $560K Jamaica
Jamaica Constabulary Force members and Community Renewal Program communities Unknown
Youth Upliftment through Employment
To develop business, technical and social skills, increase employability and provide long and short term economic and entrepreneurship opportunities for 2200 at‐risk, inner‐ city youth Jan 2011 ‐ FY 2014 $460K
Jamaica ‐ Trenchtown, Tivoli Gardens, Rockfort, Denham Town, Parade Garden, Jones Town, Mountain View, Olympic Gardens Inner‐city Youth 2200
A Ganar
To provide Second chance training to vulnerable youth including:
numeracy and literacy training; life skills development; technical and vocational training; interships and jobs placement. FY 2012 ‐ Sept 2014 $2M
St. Kitts and Nevis; Dominica; St. Vincent and the Grenadines; Suriname
Vulnerable youth 15‐24 years old; school dropouts; requiring 2nd chance education 1470
Caribbean Youth Empowerment
To provide Second chance training to vulnerable youth including:
numeracy and literacy training; life skills development; technical and vocational training; interships and jobs placement. FY 2012 ‐ Sept 2013 $2.5M Antigua and Barbuda; St. Lucia; Grenada
Vulnerable youth 15‐24 years old; school dropouts; requiring 2nd chance education 1100
Skills and Knowledge for Youth Employment
SKYE seeks to address crime prevention by enhancing skills and increasing economic opportunities for vulnerable populations, in particular, at‐risk youth. Areas to be addressed are the provision of social services, life skills trainig, vocational education training and job placement. Aug 2011 ‐ Aug 2013 $2.6M Guyana ‐ 4 different regions, including Georgetown
Vulnerable youth 15‐24 years old; school dropouts; requiring 2nd chance education; youth in juvenile justice system 600
Youth Entrepreneurship Program for the Eastern Caribbean
This project will support young people in the East Caribbean to set up their own small businesses through a microfinance program combined with business development services and mentoring. Dec 2011 ‐ Dec 2014 $2M
Barbados, Dominica, Trinidad & Tobago, St. Lucia, Antigua, St. Vincent, St. Kitts & Nevis, Grenada
Youth 18‐35 years old in economically depressed areas 3150
Juvenile Justice
To provide training opportunities, remedial education, and psychosocial support to youth who have been involved with the criminal justice system. (UNDP Implementing) FY 2012 ‐ FY 2015 Jamaica Youth offenders Unknown
Jamaica Ministry of Education Program
The Basic Education Transformation project partners with the Ministry of Education (MOE) to better monitor school management and performance, support development of greater public/private partnerships, and improve literacy and numeracy at grades 1‐3. FY 2012 ‐ FY 2014
$12.6M (but not all CBSI funds Jamaica
Students at identified Community Renewal Program schools
Approximately 8500 students
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