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          Good Practice
        
        
          Development
        
        
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          By mid-2011, COPEINCA made contact
        
        
          with the Stromme Foundation and the
        
        
          NGO Tierra de Niños with the aim of
        
        
          evaluating sustainability projects with
        
        
          surrounding communities. The com-
        
        
          pany wanted to contribute toward the
        
        
          development of the surrounding fami-
        
        
          lies near the Chimbote industrial plant.
        
        
          They began working together in order
        
        
          to define a meaningful strategy for the
        
        
          future of the “27 de Octubre” residents.
        
        
          In order to establish appropriate lines of
        
        
          action, they proposed the development of
        
        
          a Participatory Social Diagnosis in order
        
        
          to promote dialogue with key commu-
        
        
          nity groups to identify and analyze their
        
        
          problems, needs, practices, knowledge,
        
        
          feelings, attitudes, and perceptions re-
        
        
          garding development issues. With these
        
        
          diagnosis outcomes, we shared the infor-
        
        
          mation with the community to set the
        
        
          path for the prioritization of activities.
        
        
          To ensure that development plans were
        
        
          articulated with the community, we
        
        
          decided to support them in developing
        
        
          their Local Development Plan, linking
        
        
          it with the District Development Plan
        
        
          and Regional so they could align na-
        
        
          tional policies and budgets and the “27
        
        
          de Octubre” community could be in-
        
        
          cluded formally in local priorities. We
        
        
          also designed a training plan to develop
        
        
          sustainable social management skills and
        
        
          leadership in the leaders and people of
        
        
          the community – in 2012 more than 10
        
        
          working sessions were held in order to
        
        
          strengthen the bond with them. Within
        
        
          this plan, needs and interests were con-
        
        
          sidered and prioritized. After establishing
        
        
          benchmarks and indicators to measure
        
        
          each project, they voted, validated, and
        
        
          chose to work in the following:
        
        
          The progress of these projects is the just
        
        
          the beginning of many successful future
        
        
          activities for this prosperous community–
        
        
          and COPEINCA is proud to be able to
        
        
          support them.
        
        
          Sustainable Project in
        
        
          “27
        
        
          de Octubre” Community
        
        
          of Chimbote
        
        
          Project
        
        
          Status
        
        
          Comments
        
        
          Technical support for
        
        
          obtaining legal titles
        
        
          In progress
        
        
          Two attorneys are working
        
        
          to identify and obtain sanitary
        
        
          approval of the properties
        
        
          Legal technical support to
        
        
          implement drainage projects
        
        
          Done
        
        
          Was submitted to the community
        
        
          Building a recreational
        
        
          family park
        
        
          Done
        
        
          Recreational space that allows
        
        
          healthy recreation. Inaugurated
        
        
          on October 27, 2012
        
        
          Implementing a security gate Starting
        
        
          2013
        
        
          Allow access control, trailers
        
        
          and evil perpetrators to avoid
        
        
          accidents and thefts
        
        
          Healthy Homes Project
        
        
          Starting
        
        
          2013
        
        
          Training and implementation
        
        
          of improvements in practices
        
        
          and customs of the community
        
        
          
            By Francesca Carnesella, Copeinca
          
        
        
          Workshop for the community held in COPEINCA’s auditorium