A GLOBAL PROGRAM by FUNDACION ALIANZA HUMANA IHA
GLOBAL SOLUTIONS
HUMANITARIAN INTERVENTION PROGRAM
STRATEGIC OBJECTIVE
REDUCE OFFER
PRODUCTION
ZERO D SOCIO-ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT PARKS
ZERO D SOCIO-ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT PARKS
ZERO D SOCIO-ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT PARKS
ZERO D SOCIO-ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT PARKS
ZERO D SOCIO-ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT PARKS
COMMUNITIES LOCATED IN REMOTE ZONES
COMMUNITIES LOCATED IN REMOTE ZONES
COMMUNITIES LOCATED IN REMOTE ZONES
LACK OF OPPORTUNITIES
COMMUNITIES LOCATED IN REMOTE ZONES
COMMUNITIES LOCATED IN REMOTE ZONES
EXTREME POVERTY
COMMUNITIES LOCATED IN REMOTE ZONES
LACK OF EDUCATION
LACK OF EDUCATION
SLAVERY BY ILLEGAL GROUPS
LACK OF EDUCATION
LOW STATE PRESENCE
SLAVERY BY ILLEGAL GROUPS
SLAVERY BY ILLEGAL GROUPS
SLAVERY BY ILLEGAL GROUPS
SLAVERY BY ILLEGAL GROUPS
SLAVERY BY ILLEGAL GROUPS
OBJECTIVES
SOCIO-ECONOMIC ALTERNATIVE FOR COMMUNITIES
LOCATED IN REMOTE AREAS
REDUCTION OF ILLICIT DRUG PRODUCTION
TERRITORIAL TRANSFORMATION
The old strategy of military intervention has not been a solution, it is necessary to transform the territories under new schemes, where multisectoral participation is key
PROTECTION OF THE ENVIRONMENT AND BIODIVERSITY
In Colombia, 111 hectares of the jungle are deforested every day according to reports from the Anti-Narcotics Police. Out of 59 National Natural Parks, 16 are affected by the loss of the forest as a result of illicit crops
PHASE 1 - HIGH PRODUCTIVITY PARALLEL PROGRAMS (OPTIONS)
SEA FARMING
BIO/ETHANOL PRODUCTION
BIO/ETHANOL PRODUCTION
BIO/ETHANOL PRODUCTION
BIO/ETHANOL PRODUCTION
BIO/ETHANOL PRODUCTION
CLEAN ENERGIES
BIO/ETHANOL PRODUCTION
CLEAN ENERGIES
HIGH PRODUCTIVITY PARALLEL PROGRAMS - INTEGRATION MODEL
The purpose of the HIGH PRODUCTIVITY PARALLEL PROGRAMS is to finance the territorial transformation of vulnerable communities affected by the production of illicit drugs.
These types of programs are not necessarily located in the areas close to the communities. The communities do not intervene directly either; they only receive the resources that allow financing the territorial transformation and the socio-economic development of these vulnerable communities that, in most cases, are enslaved by illegal groups and forced to intervene in the production of illegal drugs.
These programs are integrated into territorial transformation under a model of strategic alliances where an experienced company DESIGN THE PROGRAM - BUILD - OPERATE - MAINTAIN; and the economic benefits produced by the program are transferred to the community for territorial transformation and socio-economic development.
This modality of programs becomes an alternative to finance vulnerable communities that intervene in natural parks, destroying tropical forests and affecting biodiversity.
PHASE 2
PHASE 2
PHASE 2
TERRITORIAL RECOGNITION
Communities
Terrain characterization
Gathering of basic topographic information for phase 3
PHASE 3
PHASE 2
PHASE 2
COMMUNITARIAN ILLICIT CROP ERADICATION SUPPORTED BY HIGH TECHNOLOGIES
Remote-controlled eradication equipment
Unmanned aerial crop dusting
PHASE 4
PHASE 2
PHASE 4
SUSTAINABLE AGRICULTURE
COMMUNITY Integration
Industrialization
Added value
PHASE 5
PHASE 5
PHASE 4
VIRTUAL EDUCATION FOR COMMUNITIES LOCATED IN REMOTES AREAS
Basic
Secondary
Technical
PHASE 6
PHASE 5
PHASE 6
HEALTH ASSISTANCE
MEDEVAC
Specialized aero medical transport to high-level centers from remote areas
Humanitarian air brigades
PHASE 7
PHASE 5
PHASE 6
A WORTH HOUSING TO LIVE
Integrated program to government policies
PHASE 8
PHASE 8
PHASE 8
PROTECTION OF THE ENVIRONMENT AND BIODIVERSITY
Reforestation of areas affected by illicit crops.
WHERE
VULNERABLE COMMUNITIES LOCATED IN REMOTE AREAS AFFECTED BY ILLICIT DRUG PRODUCTION.
COUNTRIES RECEIVING ZERO D AID
Colombia - Peru - Bolivia -Afghanistan
Programs funded by
ZERO D - FREE OF DRUGS
VOLUNTARY CERTIFICATION
Memberships PROGRAM
MULTISECTORAL PARTICIPATION
Citizens
Private & Governmental entities