FORMAT FOR PRODUCTIVE ENTREPRENEURSHIP PROJECTS

COMMUNITY MEMBERS

I. EXECUTIVE SUMMARY OF THE PROJECT.

1.1. Project Title.
Business plan for the implementation of a bread maker
potato bread and wheat flour in the TiticaniTacaca community
1.2. Project location.
1.3. Beneficiary population
1.4. Duration of the project.
1.5. Brief summary.
1.6. Impact of the project.
1.7. Co-financing.
1.8. Total Project Cost.
1.9. Total Amount Requested.
II. THE PROJECT.
2.1. Background.
2.2. Diagnosis of the Organization and/or Beneficiary Community.
2.2.1. Characteristics of the community project area
2.2.2. Characteristics of the Beneficiaries. The inhabitants of the
community
2.2.3. Gender Equity Aspects.
2.2.4. Economic Aspects.
2.2.5. Existing Basic Infrastructure
2.3. Problem Identification.
2.4. Project Description or Engineering.
2.5. Justification.
2.6. Objectives and Expected Results of the Project.
2.6.1. General Objective. Develop a business plan for the
elaboration...
2.6.2. Specific Objectives.
Diagnose...
Conduct a market study....
Determine the economic feasibility....
2.6.3. Components.
2.7. Project Activities.
2.7.1. Work Plan.
2.7.2. Description of Activities.
2.7.3. Activity Schedule.
III. PLANNING MATRIX (Logical Framework of the Project).
IV ORGANIZATION, FOLLOW-UP AND MONITORING OF THE PROJECT
V. PROJECT BUDGET.
PROJECT INVESTMENT
5.2. PROJECT OPERATING COST PROJECTION
(PROJECTING FOR 2 TO 5 YEARS).
VI. PROJECT EVALUATION (If Applicable)
VII. ANNEXES.
 SOCIAL PRODUCTIVE DEVELOPMENT PROJECT

I. EXECUTIVE SUMMARY OF THE PROJECT

I.1. Project Title. It should be relevant and indicative of what it is
wants to launch, in addition to clearly describing the action and the
location. (What action will be taken?, On whom or what will the action be taken?)
Where?)
I.2. Project location. Province, municipality, canton,
community/captaincy.
I.3. Beneficiary population: Briefly indicate the profile of the
benefited population. Disaggregate if possible between men and
women, boys, girls, youth, elderly.
I.4. Indicate the duration.
I.5. Brief summary of what the project is about.
I.6. Impact of the project: What changes are expected with the project.
I.7. Co-financing, if it receives or will receive funds from others
institutions in co-financing.
I.8. Indicate whether the project is new or another stage of execution.
I.9. Total Project Cost. Refer to how much it amounts to.
total cost of the project in bolivianos.
I.10. Total Amount Requested. The total amount requested from the FUND.

II. THE PROJECT.

II.1. Background. How does the proposal and the environment where it originates come about?
Will it be developed? Briefly describe the problem. Who does it affect?
Where? What is the cause or the causes of the problem?
II.2. Diagnosis of the Organization and/or Beneficiary Community.
It is the identification of the current reality of the project area — it is the
photograph of reality. The information to be captured will depend
fundamentally from the type of project to be implemented, some data:
II.2.1. Project area characteristics
Political and Geographical Location. (Describe the location,
department, province, section, canton, community/captaincy
What organization does it belong to? (What is the organization)
matrix to which it belongs, whether at a national level,
regional and local.)
Access to the Project area. What access routes are available?
to the project area?, via local road, river, by air and/or
railway
Physical Description of the Project Area.
Relief and Topography. Is the project site mountainous?
accidental, flat, according to the Land Use Plan - PLUS?
Altitude. At what altitude above sea level is it located?
 TemperatureandPrecipitation.Whatisthetemperature?
average?, When is the rainy season, hail and/or frost in
the location of the project?
Relief and Topography. Is the project location mountainous?
accident-prone, flat, according to the Land Use Plan - PLUS?
II.2.2. Characteristics of the Beneficiaries.
Beneficiary Population. (Briefly indicate the profile of the
benefited population. Disaggregate if possible between men
and women, children, girls, youth, older adults.
Population Stability. (Permanent population in the area of
project
TemporaryMigration. (People and/or families leave the area of
project, to then return shortly to the place of
origin
Permanent migration. (Individuals and/or families who leave
definitive form of the project area
II.2.3. Aspects of Gender Equity.
Direct Beneficiary Population. (Families of the community that
they are the direct beneficiaries, describe the participation of
men and women as direct beneficiaries
Indirect Beneficiary Population. (Number of families of the
community that does not benefit directly
II.2.4. Economic Aspects.
Main and complementary economic activity in the
project area.
The main economic activity — livestock, agriculture, forestry and
others — which are the main sustenance of families, income
average of families.
II.2.5. Existing Basic Infrastructure
Basic Services, Drinking Water and Waste Disposal.
Is there drinking water? Is there electricity service and what form of energy?
is it used?, What system is used for the treatment of
excreta? Incorporating the COVERAGES.
Education Level of the Population. What is the level
average education?, Are there educational units and up to
What level do they teach?
Health Centers, Health Coverage, Diseases.
Is there coverage for health centers?, What other diseases?
Do frequent ones affect?
Media and Transportation. How to access the
project area, what communication routes exist?
Migration from rural to urban areas and to foreign countries, the impact on the
community economy and its organizational forms, moreover
on the economic and political.
II.3. Problem Identification.
It is necessary to identify the social group that suffers the problems and the way
how the consequences are expressed in them, characterizing the
situation they are in. Identifying with the following
What are the problems that affect?
Who are the affected people and groups? Who is there?
 affected by the problem(s)?, What are the main ones?
causes and effects of that problem? - identify the problem
principle that explains the condition and state of the studied reality.
Define and describe its causes (origin) and main effects.
(consequences) for those who experience it. Doing an analysis
comparative with and without project.

II.4. Project description or engineering.

It is the description of the project stages, description of steps, and
techniques that will be used, specialized resources, must
incorporate material balance analysis, requirement balance of
personal, equipment balance How and what resources am I going to use
to solve the problem?
II.5. Justification.
Why is it important to solve the problem with the project that
Are we presenting? Indicate what could happen with the problem to
in the medium term, if the project is not carried out.
II.6. Objectives and Expected Results of the Project.
II.6.1. General Objective. (It must answer the question: What
What change do I wish to achieve with the project? In other words, it is
the final result and broad coverage that is desired to be achieved).
II.6.2. Specific Objectives. (These are the concrete achievements that
they allow to determine more clearly what is intended
achieve with the project's execution. With the objectives
specifics make it possible to achieve the general objective.
II.6.3. Components. (They are part of what the project intends to
are necessary to meet the specific objectives that we
we propose, some project guidelines refer to them as
expected outcomes or products.
II.7. Project Activities.
The actions that the project must execute in order to produce the
expected results.
II.7.1. Work Plan. (Plan the actions of the committees,
its relationship with the FUND, social control, considering that the
execution is direct from the beneficiaries
II.7.2. Description of Activities.
INDICATORS AND INPUTS
COMPONENTS ACTIVITIES MEANS OF NECESSARY
VERIFICATION BY ACTIVITY
1.- 1.- 1.- 1.-
2.- 2.-
1. 1.- 1.-
2.- 2.-
2.- 1.- 1.- 1.-
2. 2.-

II.7.3. Activity Schedule.

ACTIVITIES 2009 2010
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COMPONENT 1:
Activity 1.
Activity 2.
COMPONENT 2:
Activity 1.
Activity 2.-

III. PLANNING MATRIX (Logical Framework of the Project).

In the methodology for formulation (design, execution, and evaluation) of the
social projects consist of defining the so-called LOGICAL FRAMEWORK and that, said
at the same time, fully satisfy three fundamental quality requirements
of the project: Coherence, viability, and evaluability. It must be presented
in the form of a scheme defined precisely as follows:

LOGICAL FRAMEWORK

General Objective:

MEANS OF BUDGET
CODE SUMMARY INDICATORS
VERIFICATION ASSUMPTIONS O
. NARRATIVE
(Bs.)
Objectives
Specifics
Result
is 1

Activity
1.1

Activity
1.2

Activity
1.3

Result
s2

Activity
2.1

Activity
2.2

Result
s3

Activity
3.1

Activity
3.2