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Action for sustainability

Formulate and implement conservation, restoration, and sustainable management actions for productive systems, as well as socio-environmental solutions to support solid waste management, compensation or incentives for conservation, improved irrigation efficiency, risk management, etc. All of these actions are geared toward mitigating and/or adapting to climate change and its impact on the water system and associated risks, and ensuring the availability of ecosystem goods and services in the Sierra-Cienaga corridor.

Capacity Building and Participation

Establish differentiated participation spaces with basin stakeholders aimed at generating diagnoses and analyses of social and environmental vulnerabilities in the basins, understanding the impact on the environment and the water risks to which they are exposed, and thus supporting the development of individual mitigation strategies and ideas for collective action in the basin; strengthening the capacities of key basin stakeholders for effective participation and impact in water management and basin governance.

Democratization of Information

Collect, consolidate, organize, and make available basic information of interest to the basins and their stakeholders, resulting from internal studies or studies developed by third parties; Monitor the impact of the Platform and its actions in the basin; Monitor the status of the basin in terms of water risks, water security, and governance; Establish protocols and methodologies for mediating information based on topics of interest; Establish a decision-support platform (DSS) with the collected information to enable access by all stakeholders.

Custodians of Water

6 Community sampling
Number of community samples that feed into a database of measured variables of state, actions and impacts on water conditions.
7 Sampling (actions and impacts on restoration)
Number of samples that feed into a database of measured variables of state, actions and impacts on restoration.
8 Institutional sampling
Number of institutional samples that feed into a database of measured variables of status, actions, and impacts on biodiversity.

Community Participatory Monitoring

9 Community sampling
Number of community samples that feed into a database of measured variables of state, actions and impacts on water conditions.
10 Sampling (actions and impacts on restoration)
Number of samples that feed into a database of measured variables of state, actions and impacts on restoration.

Articulated Institutional Monitoring

11 Institutional sampling
Number of institutional samples that feed into a database of measured variables of status, actions, and impacts on biodiversity.

Democratization of information

9 Community sampling
Number of community samples that feed into a database of measured variables of state, actions and impacts on water conditions.
10 Sampling (actions and impacts on restoration)
Number of samples that feed into a database of measured variables of state, actions and impacts on restoration.
11 Institutional sampling
Number of institutional samples that feed into a database of measured variables of status, actions, and impacts on biodiversity.

Community Participation and Strengthening

12 Community leaders with the ability to lead processes
Number of community leaders capable of leading processes to strengthen other territorial community organizations.

Community organizational strengthening

12 Community leaders with the ability to lead processes
Number of community leaders capable of leading processes to strengthen other territorial community organizations.

Conservation of Strategic Ecosystems

3 Deforestation avoided
Deforestation area avoided thanks to preservation actions in strategic ecosystems for water with identified risk of transformation.
4 Restored forest
Area of ​​forest restoration expected thanks to ecological restoration actions, in strategic ecosystems for water.
5 Reducing the impact of agricultural production
Area with reduced impact from agricultural production thanks to actions supporting sustainable production, in an area of ​​influence of strategic ecosystems for water.

Restoration of strategic areas for water regulation and connectivity

3 Deforestation avoided
Deforestation area avoided thanks to preservation actions in strategic ecosystems for water with identified risk of transformation.
4 Restored forest
Area of ​​forest restoration expected thanks to ecological restoration actions, in strategic ecosystems for water.
5 Reducing the impact of agricultural production
Area with reduced impact from agricultural production thanks to actions supporting sustainable production, in an area of ​​influence of strategic ecosystems for water.

10 RRSS Community management

14 RRSS Management Strategies
Number of Social Media Management Strategies that have been formulated and are in the process of implementation.
15 Tons of waste by type
Waste by type (PET, Glass, Metal, Cardboard) collected and recycled (Weight in Tons) per year.
16 Tons of ordinary waste (shipped)
Ordinary waste (Weight in Tons) collected and sent to landfill per year.
17 Tons of ordinary waste (not sent)
Ordinary waste (weight in tons) accumulated and not sent to the landfill per year.

Community management of social networks in the Coffee Belt

14 RRSS Management Strategies
Number of Social Media Management Strategies that have been formulated and are in the process of implementation.
15 Tons of waste by type
Waste by type (PET, Glass, Metal, Cardboard) collected and recycled (Weight in Tons) per year.
16 Tons of ordinary waste (shipped)
Ordinary waste (Weight in Tons) collected and sent to landfill per year.
21 Tons of ordinary waste - Coffee Belt
Ordinary waste (weight in tons) accumulated and not sent to the landfill per year.

Capacity Building and Participation

29 Sectoral action strategies
Number of sectoral action strategies that have been formulated and are in the process of implementation, generated and/or discussed and improved by sectoral roundtables.
12 Community leaders with the ability to lead processes
Number of community leaders capable of leading processes to strengthen other territorial community organizations.

Action for Sustainability

22 Social Media Management Strategies - Action for Sustainability
Number of Social Media Management Strategies that have been formulated and are in the process of implementation.
23 Tons of waste by type - Action for Sustainability
Waste by type (PET, Glass, Metal, Cardboard) collected and recycled (Weight in Tons) per year.
24 Tons of ordinary waste (sent) - Action for Sustainability
Ordinary waste (Weight in Tons) collected and sent to landfill per year.
25 Tons of ordinary waste (not sent) - Action for Sustainability
Ordinary waste (weight in tons) accumulated and not sent to the landfill per year.
26 Deforestation avoided - Action for Sustainability
Deforestation area avoided thanks to preservation actions in strategic ecosystems for water with identified risk of transformation.
27 Restored Forest - Action for Sustainability
Area of ​​forest restoration expected thanks to ecological restoration actions, in strategic ecosystems for water.
28 Reducing the impact of agricultural production - Action for Sustainability
Area with reduced impact from agricultural production thanks to actions supporting sustainable production, in an area of ​​influence of strategic ecosystems for water.

Directed sectoral articulation

29 Sectoral action strategies
Number of sectoral action strategies that have been formulated and are in the process of implementation, generated and/or discussed and improved by sectoral roundtables.

Sectoral Dialogue Tables (Coffee, Banana, Palm)

29 Sectoral action strategies
Number of sectoral action strategies that have been formulated and are in the process of implementation, generated and/or discussed and improved by sectoral roundtables.