Community organization

FPP intervention scheme considers the Community Organization as a fundamental catalyst because through it an active, conscious, inclusive and participative community is created that is committed to solving its problems. FPP focuses on the integration of networks and working groups, linked to the community and participants participation in their locality, in such a way that a dynamic community is achieved that learns to make joint decisions.


We seek to work with self-managed community actors that promote collective interests and raise awareness of the importance of social integration for the resolution of common problems. This allows the appropriation of projects that integrate environmental services conservation and based on social organization.

 

We are working for the consolidation of the community organization with a solid structure, well-defined roles and full participation of women and young people; which have high levels of trust and solidarity as well as promoters of change.

Of that it is possible a resilient community with the capacity of answer to problems or external shocks that, likewise, remain in the search of continuous improvements.

  • Identifying cultural knowledge, values and idiosyncrasy of participants to enhance the impact of the project to achieve common goals.
  • Identifying geographical area, landscape and ecosystem services offered by the region to understand people life and dynamic.
  • Work team from the region whom speak language and share idiosyncrasy to achieve people confidence and participation.
  • Participatory planning to identify their own community, their needs according their environment, social perspective and economic opportunities.
  • Effective communication.
  • People need feel part of the project and to achieve that we have to integrate as much as possible the entire community, even if they are not farmers, but receive benefits of ecosystem and social services offered by farmlands.
  • We need to identify the base line considering environmental and social perception of the entire community, even if they are not active farmers.
  • We need to develop a plan beyond only farming or wellbeing, in which include leadership, entrepreneurship, financial education and business.
  • We need to include young people in order to reach a generational joint.