Promoters Of Technical Assistance To Beneficiaries Of Subprojects Total 7 Maximum 2 Per Territory Per Year For 2 Years Improving The Livelihoods Of Miskito Indigenous Peoples In La MoskitiaHonduras Is A Low Income Country That Faces Significant Challenges It Is The Second Poorest Country In Central America And Suffers From An Extraordinarily Unequal Distribution Of Income As Well As High Underemployment More Than Two Thirds Of The Population Live In Poverty And Five Out Of Every Ten Hondurans Suffer From Extreme Poverty In Rural Areas 6 Out Of 10 Households Live In Extreme Poverty Given That The Majority Of The Countrys Poor Live In Rural Areas And Depend On Agriculture For Their Livelihoods Increasing Rural Productivity And Diversifying Rural Income Sources Is Critical To Improving The Livelihoods Of Vulnerable People Including Indigenous Peoples Especially Those Living In Isolated And Remote Areas Such As The Department Of Gracias A Dios The Project Improving The Livelihoods Of The Miskito Indigenous Peoples In La Mosquitia Is Financed By The Social Fund For Development Of Japan And Subsidized By The World Bank Which Has Selected The Fundaci n Ayuda En Acci n To Implement It In The Honduran Mosquitia Region The Project Has A Territorial Coverage Of The Finzmos Bamiasta Ahuya Yari And Katainasta Tcs Where The Miskito Subsistence Economy Has Been Based On Hunting Fishing And Some Limited Agricultural And Forestry Activities Subsistence Activities Have Traditionally Been Divided By Gender Women Tended To Work In Agriculture While Men Cleared The Land Hunted Fished And Worked Seasonal Jobs Like Fishing For Lobster Sea Cucumber And Conch Historically It Has Been A Balance Between Subsistence And Commercial Activities When Commercial Goods Are Requested The Miskito Labor Force Shifts To Commercial Activities Such As Lobster And Sea Cucumber In Recent Years For This The Following Components Have Been Proposed Component 1 Community Investments Through Subprojects Component 2 Development Of Technical And Organizational Capacities Of Community Groups Component 3 Project Administration Monitoring And Evaluation And Dissemination Of Learning
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