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ATTACHMENT A

Inter-American Foundation

Haiti Portfolio

December 2013 Konbit Fanm Kaskad-Dubreuil (KOFAKAD), $266,600 over five years Konbit Fanm Kaskad-Dubreuil (KOFAKAD) will construct and equip a workshop and training center in the southern town of Ducis, where 350 at-risk young women and adolescents can become computer literate and acquire the skills to work as dressmakers, artisans and bakers. KOFAKAD will also develop its members’ dressmaking, cake-decoration and production of handicrafts and baked goods into a community-based enterprise. KOFAKAD received supplemental funding to complete the construction of its workshop and to enable the Grantee to respond to immediate needs of IAF beneficiaries and displaced persons after the January 12, 2010 earthquake. (HA-204) Fondation Festival Film Jakmèl (FFFJ), $510,930 over five years

Fondation Festival Film Jakmèl (FFFJ) will expand the multimedia education offered by the Ciné Klas and Ciné Lekòl programs of its Ciné Institute to reach 5,000 high school students in Jacmel and Port-au-Prince and to provide training in filmmaking to 75 young adults. FFFJ’s goal is to develop the Haitian film industry, to create more job opportunities for young people and to otherwise stimulate the economy. FFFJ received additional funding to respond to programmatic changes in light of the devastation resulting from the January 12, 2010 earthquake and to create an institutional development and fundraising plan. (HA-206) Fonds International de Développement Économique et Social (FIDES), $408,000 over four years and six months FIDES will provide technical assistance, training, equipment, materials and financial resources to 10 of its member organizations toward assuring a more reliable food supply, increasing income and developing their technical skills and overall management. The project will benefit approximately 1,000 farmers and market women in the Bas-Artibonite, Nord-Ouest and Sud-Est departments of Haiti. FIDES received additional funding to enable the Grantee to respond to immediate needs of IAF beneficiaries and displaced persons in four regions of Haiti following the earthquake. (HA-207) Mouvement Paysan de l’Acul du Nord (MPA), $392,400 over three years MPA will work with 600 member-families to develop their production, processing and sale of manioc and associated crops, such as pumpkins, sweet potatoes and beans in Camp Louise and La Souffrière, two sections communales of Acul-du-Nord, near Cap-Haitian. (HA-213) Oganizasyon Gwoupman Kominotè Pawas Sakrekè (OGKPS), $155,865 over three years OGKPS will renovate and resume operation of its bakery and cassaverie, which is expected to result in an income for farmers, bread vendors and bakery workers and directly benefit other residents of the Lavyolèt arrondissement of Cap Haitian. OGKPS will also support manioc farmers in increasing their production and technique. (HA-214) L’Ecole de Fabrication Métallique pour les Démunis (EFAMED), $317,490 over three years L’Ecole de Fabrication Métallique pour les Démunis (EFAMED) will work with graduates of its vocational training school in based in Jérémie to establish a metalworking cooperative producing industrial doors, windows and gates and agricultural tools. The project is expected to provide a steady income source for 50 marginalized young men and its products will benefit the entire department of Grand’Anse. (HA-215) Fondation Haïtienne pour le Maintien de la Paix Sociale (FOHMAPS)/ Partenariat pour le Développement Local (PDL), $364,315 over three years FOHMAPS, through PDL, its rural development program, will train 3,000 members of grassroots groups to manage agricultural, community health, conservation and microcredit activities in Haiti’s North and Artibonite departments. It will develop the leadership that enables the groups to form larger organizations and become self-sufficient. (HA-216) Association Planteurs Jonc-Tiby in Haiti, $206,720 over three years

ASPJ will work with its members to increase their production and sale of vegetables by offering training in agriculture that includes exchanges; distributing seeds, tools, and other inputs; constructing a storage facility and processing center; developing a credit fund for women merchants; identifying viable clients for volume purchases; and introducing practices related to soil conservation and reforestation. The project will benefit 650 member families in Camp-Perrin in the Sud department. (HA-217)

Lakou Lapè, $49,985 over one year

Lakou Lapè will develop its administration and structure itself as a national peace-building organization while working with residents of Port-au-Prince neighborhoods to prevent violence and resolve conflict. The project will benefit 424 residents directly and another 125,000 indirectly. (HA-218)

Fondation Sant Pon Ayiti, $269,212 over three years

Sant Pon (SPA) will work with Troupe Culturelle Dahomey (Troupe Dahomey) to document and disseminate traditional Haitian dance and music and promote the troupe in Haiti and the Caribbean. Troupe Dahomey will become more skilled in technique, performance, sound recording, management and business and will expand its repertoire. SPA will increase the exposure of Troupe Dahomey and of other musical groups across Haiti, improving access to affordable studio space and encouraging cultural pride, especially among young people. Approximately 500 Haitians will benefit directly and another 10,000 indirectly. (HA-219)

Kowòdinasyon pou Developman Solidè Sidès, $50,000 over 18 months KODESS will work to further develop four grassroots groups in Haiti’s Southeast department, to ensure a more reliable food source and reduce vulnerability to natural disasters. Approximately 1,500 residents of the communities of Bainet, La Vallée, Meyer and Montagne La Voute in Jacmel will benefit directly and another 3,150 will benefit indirectly. (HA-220)