Quarterly Report Q2 FY 2021- ME&L

The initiative, known as Generating Entrepreneurs and Sustainable Synergies (GENESIS), aimed to protect vulnerable youth and former gang members in selected municipalities. The agreement was extended in December 2020, and a third extension was agreed upon, focusing on sustainability through diversification and promoting a sense of belonging among vulnerable populations. The extension period, from December 2020 to March 2024, includes an additional $2,440,000 from USAID. The main objective of the extension is to ensure the sustainability of Outreach Centers (OCs) through diversification and promote tangible alternatives to irregular migration. The ALCANCE Association will be strengthened, and humanitarian efforts will continue. Strategic Objective 1: Outreach Centers The GENESIS initiative focuses on establishing Outreach Centers (OCs) in selected municipalities. The OCs provide a platform for vulnerable youth and former gang members to access education, training, and employment opportunities. The initiative aims to promote a sense of belonging among vulnerable populations and provide tangible alternatives to irregular migration. Result 1: OC Platform The OCs have been established in selected municipalities, providing a platform for vulnerable youth and former gang members to access education, training, and employment opportunities. The OCs have been successful in promoting a sense of belonging among vulnerable populations and providing tangible alternatives to irregular migration. Volunteers and beneficiaries have been identified and trained to support the OCs. The volunteers have been instrumental in promoting the initiative and promoting a sense of belonging among vulnerable populations. The beneficiaries have been provided with education, training, and employment opportunities, which has helped to reduce irregular migration. Strategic Objective 2: Education and Entrepreneurship The GENESIS initiative focuses on providing education and entrepreneurship opportunities to vulnerable youth and former gang members. The initiative aims to promote a sense of belonging among vulnerable populations and provide tangible alternatives to irregular migration. Result 2.1: Alternative Education The GENESIS initiative has established alternative education programs for vulnerable youth and former gang members. The programs have been successful in promoting a sense of belonging among vulnerable populations and providing tangible alternatives to irregular migration. Result 2.2: Entrepreneurship The GENESIS initiative has been successful in promoting a sense of belonging among vulnerable populations and providing tangible alternatives to irregular migration. The initiative has established Outreach Centers (OCs) in selected municipalities, providing a platform for vulnerable youth and former gang members to access education, training, and employment opportunities. The GENESIS initiative has been extended until March 2024, with an additional $2,440,000 from USAID. The main objective of the extension is to ensure the sustainability of the OCs through diversification and promote tangible alternatives to irregular migration.