CESVI’s INTERNATIONAL EXPERIENCE
Brief description of the organization Consultant
CESVI is a humanitarian foundation, global, independent and non-profit participation. Founded in 1985 with headquarters in the city of Bergamo, Italy. We are
in the 5 continents working for global solidarity and the ideal of social justice as a tool to assert the universal rights of all men and thus promote interaction
between North and South.
Every year CESVI published the extract of the certificate balance by PricewaterhouseCoopers SpA. For transparency CESVI in 2000 and 2010 received the Oscar
Balance.
LINE WORK IN PERU
CESVI in Peru began operations in 1989 in the area of Environment.
In these 27 years of activities he has defined its strategy work on three major themes:

Sustainable use of natural resources and environmental protection in order to improve the living conditions of forest users, ensuring the
management and conservation of ecosystems. The topics of intervention are: integrated forest management, contribute to the sustainable
development of Peru in a context of climate change, market access under favorable conditions and strengthen local capacities and institutions for
efficient management of natural resources.

comprehensive development of children and women at risk;

Social Business through the creation of social enterprises and inclusive business experiences. Both realities are economic enterprises
competing in the market to obtain benefits for low-income people at a disadvantage by providing training opportunities, employment and
participation in value generation chains.
CESVI Peru has different donors: European Union, Italian Cooperation, Municipality of Milan, FIP (Fondo Italo Peruano), IDB (Interamerican Development Bank)
Cariplo Foundation, AVINA Foundation, Mediafriends, HIVOS, IBIS, Welthungerhilfe and other private donors.
Cesvi comprises a six European NGOs Network Alliance 2015: Concern Kildare Ireland, Welthungerhilfe Germany, Hivos -Holland, ACTED France, People in
Need Foundation and the Czech Republic HELVETAS Swiss Inter-cooperation - Switzerland.
Summary of recent experience (3 years) Consultant that is more relevant to the job
SuperA Peru: Promotion of certified export
Leader of the proposal: CESVI
FONDAZIONE ONLUS
the Super Foods quinoa and Brazil nut
Objective is strengthening the value chains
of quinoa and Brazil nut concerted with
sustainable economic development.
November
2014 - ongoing
Among various task done, up to
date we mentioned the main ones:
Partners:
DEVCO - European Union
Regions of Apurimac,
Ayacucho, Huancavelica, and
Madre de Dios.
CAMEX - Peruvian Chamber of
Foreign Trade;
€
1,092,474.00
CAMEX - Peruvian Chamber of
Foreign Trade;
The ability to associate qualitative and
sustainable production is enhanced for
producers Brazil nut.
Workshops and training for reconsideration of the vision and mission of
the Associations of Producers, making a
reality in the management structure and
services for its partners (Strategic plans,
annual operating plans, etc.)
Introduction of innovative production
techniques and sustainable management.
Management clonal genes selected banks
Brazil nut and vegetative propagated by
grafting in collaboration with the
IIAP. Installing plantation plots with each
association.
Development of business plans for public
programs and competitive fund
(AGROIDEAS, MINAM-CAF, etc.)
With the Forest Conservation Program and
Climate Change Ministry of Environment
and other NGOs has managed recruitment
of the native communities of Palma Real,
Sonene, Boca Pariamanu and Port Arthur
through AFIMAD Mechanism Conditional
Agreement Transfers (TDC-Transferencias
Directas Condicionadas)
The ability to link to international markets
actors of Brazil nut supply chains is
increased, with a focus on organic and fair
trade certification
Training Brazil nut producers’ organizations
in negotiation techniques, marketing and
commercialization.
Analysis, processing, transfer and process
monitoring traceability and internal quality
control associations of Brazil nut producers.
Consortium CTM
Altromercato
Service concept: project
implementation
Technical and financial support for the
production and management of organic
and fair trade certifications.
Technical support in finding and
negotiating better contracts and
commercial channels for marketing and
export.
Production of promotional marketing
material for producer associations of Brazil
nut producers.
Coordination and synergies between publicprivate actors in the Brazil nut supply chains
services are strengthened.
Concerted development of instruments for
promoting productive chains and
replication of good practices (legal and
public support mechanisms)
Revitalization, strengthening of the Brazil
nut technical table and formalization with
the Regional Executive Resolution No. 7782015-GOREMAD / GR.
Reactivation COREPO supported the Madre
de Dios Gov. and participation in the
Canapo (National Council of Organic
Products).
Key professionals:
Davide Bellini - Legal Representative CESVI
Peru
Brandi Gatica Ventura - Brazil
nutcoordinator
Jacopo Queen - Coordinator quínoa
Paul Frank Martinez Bar - GIS analyst
Sandro Rengifo Cardenas – forester
Participative Territorial Management in
the cross – boundary area of Madre de
Dios, Peru and Pando - Bolivia
It has generated Territorial Management
Processes inclusive and co-managed
between civil society and the state, in the
regions of Madre de Dios and Pando.
Among the various work done to
date we mentioned the main ones :
Grassroots organizations strengthened for
negotiation and advocacy in the context of
local, regional, national and international
territorial management, including basic
expectations.
National Forest and Wildlife Policy. The
necessary support to producers came to
give proposals for the document and
respective approval
Proposed Regulation of Forest and Fauna
law.
Proposal by the Provincial Municipality of
Tahuamanu on funds that should enter the
Municipality in respect of forestry fee
Consolidated local and participatory
mechanisms for the coordination of public
policies proposed in decentralized
governments.
Support in updating Instruments Local
Environmental Management of the
municipality of Tambopata
Macro regional approach defined territorial
management involving grassroots
organizations and local governments
February 2010
- Mar 2014
Analysis of environmental partner
transboundary issues. Workshop actors to
Leader of the proposal: CESVI
FONDAZIONE ONLUS
European Union
Peru - Region Madre de Dios
and Tambopata and
Tahuamanu Provinces; Iñapari
districts, Iberia, Tahuamanu,
and Tambopata
Bolivia - Pando Department;
municipalities of Bolpebra,
Puerto Rico, Cobija, Porvenir
and Filadelfia.
Local counterparts:
Sustainable Rural
Development (NBI), Peruvian
Society for Environmental Law
(SPDA), Center for Research
and Promotion Campesina
(CIPA)
998.134
Euros
Service concept: project
implementation
arrange inter proposals on cross - border
issues in each country. Mini workshops for
consultation on transboundary MAP topics
covered in the bilateral (Peru-Bolivia).
Participatory monitoring and evaluation of
the implementation of democratic
instruments and governance.
Key professionals:
Davide Bellini - Legal Representative CESVI
Peru
Brandi Gatica Ventura - MDD coordinator
and forester
Marco Antonio Albornoz - Bolivia
coordinator
Yatto Omar Gonzales - Forestry Technician
A comprehensive community-based
forestry management in Loreto Strengthening capacities of indigenous
and riverine communities for sustainable
and integrated use of forests in the
Amazon basin and Tiger - Loreto
The lines of intervention are:
i) To strengthen community organization
with planning instruments, ii) Improving the
participation of women in decision-making
and use of forests, and iii) improving
knowledge and management skills
adequate natural products (different forest
to timber).
Name of
Key professionals:
November
2010 February 2013

Haidé Suarez(coordinator)

Melisa Luyo(specialist)
FIP - Italo-Peruano Fundo,
HIVOS,
Welthungerhilfe(German Agro
Joint Action on)
Apayacu communities
(Amazon river basin), July 28,
Alfonso Ugarte, St. Mary of
2,551,010
Providence Santa Elena,
soles
Bethlehem and Sargento Lores
(TC
(Tigre River Basin)
3soles/Dolar.
PEBES District and El Tigre,
Approx US $
Loreto Region, Peru
850.337.)
Service concept: Project
Implementation

Pérez Jorge
Campos(specialist)
REDD+ and sustainable management for
the Conservation Program of two
Biosphere Reserves in the Amazon Basin
(Peru and Ecuador) by reducing CO2
emissions from Deforestation and Forest
Degradation
Objective: To promote sustainable
management of the forest buffer zones of
protected areas of Manu (Peru), through
mechanisms reducing CO2 emissions from
deforestation and degradation and
strengthening the capacities of local
development actors.
Among the various works done mention the
main ones:
Development of the baseline for the years
2004, 2010 and 2013 illustrating the
historical deforestation in the buffer zone
Manu-Amaraekeri corridor. It has been
identified deforestation and changes in land
use
A land -use planning by several owners of
private farms, peasant and indigenous
communities (zoning, forest surveys,
phenological trails, etc.). Identified the
main conservation values and proposals
developed system uses to ensure their
conservation and reflects the owner's
expectations or community.
Consolidation of the agroforestry practices
and forest enrichment with native forest
species
Jan 2011 - Jan
2016
Collaboration with the Forest Conservation
Program MINAM affiliated four native
Welthungerhilfe(German Agro
Joint Action on), HIVOS, DRIS
(Sustainable Rural
Development), FEPP
Welthungerhilfe(German Agro
Joint Action on), HIVOS, DRIS
(Sustainable Rural
Development), FEPP
Buffer zones of the Manu
Biosphere Reserve between
the departments of Cusco and
Madre de Dios, Peru.
Member consortium partner:
Welthungerhilfe (German
Agro Action), HIVOS, CESVI,
FEPP
482.747
euros
Service concept:
project implementation
communities (awareness workshops,
zoning, investment plan, etc.) and entered
the Conditional Mechanism Transfers - TDC
Model of sustainable forest
management. General Forest Management
Plan Consolidated (PGMFC). Instrument
that allows prioritize activities combining
communal and individual interests,
profitability, viability and availability of
resources. The General Forest Management
Plan is based Consolidated identifying the
characteristics and situation of each of the
properties and defines the objectives online.
It includes an economic analysis where
costs and possible gains as well as the
functions of each of the owners of the land
within the productive chain of consolidated
management are identified. In the PGMFC
must include: the objectives of forest
management, the description of how
management that will give the forest,
silvicultural information on the species of
interest and potential mitigation measures
and monitoring the impact of activities
forest management and economic and
financial evaluation of forestry. The model
has great potential for replicability in the
Peruvian Amazon and other tropical forests
and non - timber concessions (Brazil nut).
Key professionals:
Davide Bellini - Legal Representative CESVI
Peru
Gustavo Solano - Peru-Ecuador Binational
Coordinator
Francesca Calamita - coordinator
Paul Frank Martinez Bar - GIS analyst
Brandi Gatica Ventura - forester and
systematization
Rimarachin Giannina - systematization
Andrea Calderon-Urquizo Carbonel –
systematization
Supporting Native Communities in
sustainable natural resources
management in the regions of Madre de
Dios and Pando (Peru - Bolivia)
Multi-sectoral actions for the protection of
biodiversity in the Amazon jungle in the
region of Madre de Dios and Pando and the
development of the collection and
processing of Brazil nut.
Among the various works done mention the
main ones:
Technical Assistance to the Forest
Management Committee in implementing
pilot projects to fulfill its role in land
management.
Guidelines for establishing the amount of
DA to distribute to CGB Mother of God.
Making the first festival Brazil nut, proposal
for Regional Ordinance Brazil nut Festival
could finalize the adoption on 13 March
2013 (REGIONAL ORDINANCE No. 0052013-RMDD / CR). This festival Brazil nut is
institutionalized.
Leader of the proposal: CESVI
FONDAZIONE ONLUS
The proposed amendment of the Single
Text of Administrative Procedures of the
Regional Forestry and Wildlife (TUPAs) for
non -timber products - Brazil nut .
April 2012 July 2014
Local Counterpart:
Key professionals:
Municipality of Milano
Davide Bellini - Legal Representative CESVI
Peru
Madre de Dios (Peru) and
Pando (Bolivia)
190,000 EUR
DRIS (Sustainable Rural
Development), CGB (Forest
Management Committee),
CIPOAP (Central Indigenous
and Native Peoples of Pando)
Brandi Gatica Ventura - MDD coordinator
and forester
Marco Antonio Albornoz - Bolivia
coordinator
Yatto Omar Gonzales - Forestry Technician
Project Support Program REDD +
(reduction ng CO2 Emissions from
Deforestation and Forest Degradation)
The project support has helped to define
the progress of activities of Peru
component of REDD + program.
The information collected has allowed to
determine the needs and to take corrective
action to allow better planning of work
to be done.
Name of
Key professionals:
June 2013 -
Davide Bellini - Manager
Dec 2015
Claudio Proietti - Consultant
Welthungerhilfe(German Agro
Joint Action ng)
Peru (Cuzco and regions Madre
de Dios)
€ 50,000.00
Service concept:
implementaci ng project and
monitoring
$ 35,000
Service concept:
implementaci ng project
Service contract to carry out the activities
of collection points in the field of
biophysical and socioeconomic data on a
site Centinela Landscape in Bolivia (Pando)
according to IFRI protocols and LDSF
October 2014 December
2015
The aim of the project is coordination, lead
and execute in parallel collection activities
in the field of biophysical and
socioeconomic data of one site: Landscape
Sentinel in Bolivia (Pando) according to IFRI
and LDSF protocols under the supervision of
ICRAF.
Activities:
• To coordinate and lead the fieldwork for
ICRAF (International Centre
for Research in Agroforestry)
Bolivia - Pando
the collection of biophysical and
socioeconomic data
• Compiling georeferenced information
based on layers and themes for the areas of
study
• Monitor the correct survey of biophysical
and socioeconomic information applying
the LDSF and IFRI protocols
• Develop a final report of the fieldwork
Key professionals:
Marco Antonio Albornoz - Bolivia
coordinator
Paul Frank Martinez Bar - GIS analyst
Creation of an integrated regional
system of protected areas, indigenous lands
and forest lands for systemic sustainable
management of the Bolivian Amazon.
The specific objectives were to strengthen
institutional capacities for decision-making
for supporting sustainable land
management and promoting a natural
resources management model at national
and interregional levels.
Name of key Professionals:
Davide Bellini -Director
Sep 2008 - avr
2014
Dec 2013 ongoing
Elena Cipollini - Coordinator
MAE - Ministry of Foreign
Affairs
Paul Frank Martinez - GIS analyst
Bolivia
Increased environmental sustainability,
climate change resilience and
improvement of quality on life of
vulnerable communities in the Limpopo
province through development of
European Commission
South Africa
€ 1,236,773
Leader of the proposal: CESVI
FONDAZIONE ONLUS
€ 1,881,616
Leader of the proposal: CESVI
FONDAZIONE ONLUS
sustainable ecotourism.
The specific objective was to improve
capacities of the existing route of African
Ivory (AIR) and partnerships development
between public and private actors to
support sustainable natural resource
management and development of
ecotourism.
Results:
- Increased capacity of communities for
sustainable management of natural
resources and livelihood opportunities
through ecotourism;
- Increased capacity of local authorities,
communities and ecotourism stakeholders
for planning and managing the use of
natural resources in a sustainable manner.
- Improved operational capacity of AIR in
delivering environmental benefits and
livelihoods through sustainable ecotourism
A - Organization Consultant
Environment program
The main lines of the Environment program CESVI focus on:
1.
Promoting sustainable development through the use of natural resources
2.
Strengthen local capacities and institutions for efficient management of natural resources
3.
Promoting policies and positive incentives to reduce emissions from deforestation and degradation
1.
Promotion or sustainable development through the use of natural resources
The objective of this line is to improve the living conditions of forest inhabitants to ensure management and conservation of ecosystems. This implies that the
proposals must ensure profitability of the activity, the permanence of the resource in time and generation of benefits for the populations involved.
During the intervention, is intended that beneficiaries involved are co-responsible in every action carried out, so funding continue once the project ended up.
This component is considered as areas of interest:

Integrated management of forests, under a long - term approach and application of sustainable techniques and low impact. It is planned to
start an analysis based on a territorial approach, and then implement various complementary productive activities. The proposals also seek for
informal practices and renewed techniques, opting for the recovery of ecosystems and replenishments. It starts from subsistence activities to business
activities.

Market access under favorable conditions working according to market demand and applying tools specific market (organic certification,
forestry, source from another). The aim is to strengthen the capacities of the different actors involved in the production and make this more equitable
and competitive chains. Also improve market access for producers and help these establish relationships with buyers ensuring product quality and
quantity and on time. Generating social responsibility in companies through partnering with the target group is one of the points developed.
2.
Strengthen local capacities and institutions for management and efficient use of natural resources
Strengthening institutions and building proactive capacities of civil society. CESVI aims to strengthen various spaces for concertation at local, regional and
national levels to influence on sustainable development policies and regulatory aspects.
On the other hand, CESVI is interested in enhance capabilities of exchange learning and information to start building consensus and agreements that lead to a
more efficient and effective experiences in specific fields.
In the case of government agencies also it is a priority in decentralization processes, appropriate to build and assemble tools for time management. So the
contribution to strengthening regional governments is a priority.
Actors who are strengthened are multi-actor spaces, which are related to environmental issues. Those could be formal or established by needs of whom are
involved. The Forest Management Committees, Management Committees of Protected Areas, thematic roundtables and tables for fighting poverty are the
spaces to implement this line of action.
The intervention mechanism is usually through specific projects or as components of others projects.
The areas of interest are:



Rights, access and use of natural resources
Support for the process of decentralization and/or deconcentrating
Strengthening governmental institutions
3.
Promotion of policies and incentives to reduce emissions from deforestation and forest degradation to support conservation of existing
carbon stocks in the forests, sustainable forestry management and to increase carbon stocks of forests in Peru.
In recent years they have implemented models to halt the advance of deforestation and degradation of tropical forests through integrated management that
increase efficiency of the territory with a holistic view, valorizing the forest to make it more competitive. It is intended that the performance of each of the
strata identified (forest conservation, forestry management, agriculture, public use, other uses) is maximized.
Micro-zoning and management plans (in communities, concessions and a set of properties) as well as economically sustainable activities such as organic
farming, agroforestry, forest management, experiential tourism, and others are considered for rural development.
It has built referential scenarios of interest in some areas of Peru that could help in the development of regional and national environmental policies.
GEOGRAPHICAL AREA OF INTERVENTION
CESVI is currently working in three geographic areas of the country:

Metropolitan Lima

Madre de Dios Region

Regions of Ayacucho and Apurimac
CESVI decentralized offices are located in the Amazon, city of Puerto Maldonado (Madre de Dios) and in Ayacucho. It contributes to on-site optimization of
actions on issues related to environment and rural development. Also it allows direct contact with local partners in benefit of better project implementation.
Our local counterparts and partners are: Research Institute of the Peruvian Amazon (IIAP), the National Institute for Agrarian Innovation (INIA), the National
Conservation Program Forests for Climate Change and Mitigation Programme, Budget Support EURO ECO TRADE-Ministry of Environment, the Ministry of
Agriculture, DIRCETUR Madre de Dios and Ayacucho provincial Municipalities of Tambopata, Tahuamanu and Manu. Also the Management Committees of
forests of Madre de Dios, the Management Committee of the Tambopata Reserve, the Peruvian Society for Environmental law, the Regional Commonwealth of
the Andes, among others.
B – CONSULTING EXPERIENCE
Some more relevant and related jobs for which the Consultant was legally contracted as a company
Duration
Job name / brief
description on of the
major deliverables /
results
Project: "Sustainable
management of forestall
resources in the province
of Tahuamanu"
Nov. 2002 oct.2008
Contributing to the
conservation of the
forestall ecosystem in the
Madre de Dios region
in benefit and economic
development of local
communities. Supporting
Customer Name and
Country
Approximate
Contract Value
(e n US $ or
EURO) /Amount
paid on signature
Functions and Partners
European Union ng
Leader of the proposal: CESVI
FONDAZIONE ONLUS
Iñapari districts (timber)
and Iberia (Brazil nut) of
the province
Local counterparts:
Tahuamanu
Region Madre de Dios
(Peru)
INRENA and ProNaturaleza
999.860 euros
Service concept: project
implementation
the implementation of the
new forestry law 27308 in
the Tahuamanu province
through the adoption of
valuation models, forestall
resources management.
Name of Key Professionals:
Coordinator:
Nelson Melendez Ascaño
Maura Musci
Specialists:
Brandi Gatica, Nelson Kroll,
Elialdo Motta, Quispe
Santos, Jorge Rodriguez,
Omar Yatto, César Huisa,
Tito Martinez, Abel Castro
Comprehensive program
for the sustainable
management of camucamu
Improved incomes of
farming families through
the integrated
management of the camucamu supply chain.
May 2004 Nov.2009
It includes increased
production of forest stands
and plantations by
applying suitable agroecological technologies, as
well as management of
associated crops and
strengthening committees
of producers.
Welthungerhilfe(German
Agro Action)
area of intervention 4
communities Tigre River
basin, five villages of the
Napo basin and 2 villages
of the Amazon River
basin, corresponding to
the province of Maynas
and Loreto
Department of
Loreto. Peru
Member consortium partner:
Welthungerhilfe, CESVI and CEDECAM
1,164,084 euros
Service concept: implementation of
some project activities
Name of Key Professionals:
Coordinator: John Torres
Saavedra
Specialists: Fernando Voter
Poverty reduction through
the management and
production of fishery
resources in the upper
basin of the Itaya River Loreto
Construction of 6
aquaculture structures (fish
farms)
Strengthening
communities in
management.
Commercialization of
surpluses, articulation with
markets and facilitation of
marketing.
Name of Key Professionals:
Italo Peruano Fund - FIP
Coordinator: Elizabeth
Lozano
In Cahuide, October 12,
Meliton Carbajal, Luz del
Oriente, January 28 and
Villa Bethlehem
communities.
Specialists: Jasmin Diomar
Eyner Hidalgo Peso Ruiz
Gonzales.
July 2005 jun.2009
Local counterparts:
Gladys Panduro Mendoza
Alto Itaya, District of San
Juan Bautista, Maynas
Province, Department of
Alex Vasquez Da Cruz
Loreto. Peru
(TC 3: 1 approx US
$ 659.335.)
Strengthening sustainable
forest management in the
Amazonian territories of
World Wildlife Fund WWF
347.652 euros
Dorila Muñoz Burga
December 2004
- jul.2008
Leader of the proposal: CESVI
FONDAZIONE ONLUS
1 '978,006.41
Suns
Pronaturaleza
IIAP
Service concept: project
implementation
Member consortium partner:
WWF, AIDESEP, FENAMAD, IBIS and
the indigenous
communities of Peru.
Promote
land use planning, and
sustainable management
of forest resources in 5
indigenous communities
according to their sociocultural reality. Promotion
of sustainable forest
management and organic
certification of Brazil nuts
(castaña) in the indigenous
territories. Forest
management that takes
into account the various
forestall products.
Tahuamanu province and
Tambopata in Madre de
Dios region. Peru
CESVI
Service concept: implementation of
project activities in Madre de Dios
Name of Key Professionals:
Coordinator:
Cesar Huisa
Specialists:
Adrian Palomino Shock
Jorge Rodriguez Baca
Omar Gonzales Yatto
Brandi Gatica Ventura
Quispe Santos Soria
EU Block Grant (8 micro
projects)
February 2006 March 2009
Consolidation of jobs
through training in
aquaculture in the
provinces of Maynas and
Loreto. Supporting the
development of supply
Leader of the proposal: CESVI
FONDAZIONE ONLUS
European Union ng
Local counterparts:
Regions of Lima, Loreto,
Madre de Dios, Arequipa
and Cusco.
TReeS PERU; DRIS;
GIVE; ACCA;INFANT; IPAE,
1,089,993 euros
Service concept: project
chainvof beans, timber
products and uña de gato
in the Ashaninka and
Matshiguenga Kimbiri
native communities. To
promote ecotourism
activities with agricultural
and extractive producers in
the town of Tambopata.
Brazil nut use under
entrepreneurial approach
in the town of Tahuamanu
and others towns)
implementation
Name of Key Professionals:
coordinators:
John Torres Saavedra
Elizabeth Lozano
Cesar Huisa
Integral project evaluation
of the project
"Management of Natural
Resources in the basins of
the Pastaza and Morona
rivers"
May 2006
December 2006
Service concept:
Name of Key Professionals:
PROFONANPE
Roberta Medeiros Lossio
Regions of Loreto.Peru
42,700 American
Dolores
Project Evaluation
Partner: BIOTA
Pilot Project Marathon
Business
December 2006
- December
2009
Supporting training of 60
innovative and competitive
companies by developing
entrepreneurial and
managerial skills of
students, graduates or
Leader of the proposal: CESVI
FONDAZIONE ONLUS
Lombardia Region
8 regions: Lima, Loreto,
Arequipa, Puno, La
Libertad, Lambayeque,
Junin and Tacna. Peru
Local counterparts:
297.220 euros
Ministry of Labour and Employment
Promotion
graduates of community
colleges, vocational
education center, and
universities. Providing
resources needed for
operationalize new
companies.
Training in developing
business plans and
development workshops.
To provide technical
assistance and advice for
Business Plans
implementation. of
Name of Key Professionals:
Coordinator, Claudio
Marmo
Strengthening of the
model for employment
generation based on social
enterprises
Formulating business
plans, ranging from
environmental analysis,
market research, strategic
planning, marketing plan,
business plan, organization
and human resources,
accounting and finance,
and social responsibility
plans.
Leader of the proposal: CESVI
FONDAZIONE ONLUS
Name of Key Professionals:
December 2007
- November
2011
Ricardo Peralta Guerrero
Specialists:
Local counterparts:
Bank: CARIPLO
Lima, Callao, Arequipa
and Loreto. Peru
90,000 euros
PROMOTION OF SOLIDARITY
INSTITUTE OF DEVELOPMENT - INPET
Fanny Flores Caceres
technical coordinator in
training young
Ida Sanchez Cangahuala
technical coordinator in
social marketing.
Ruth Caceres Farfan
Assistant employment
Deysi Rodriguez Llamoca
Assistant training.
Strengthening of the
model for employment
generation based on social
enterprises
Training, strengthening
and managing social
enterprises which also
have an analysis of the
business environment and
market, through:
Generation of new
business ideas.
Creation of new social
enterprises.
Diagnosis of existent social
enterprises.
Name of Key Professionals:
Ricardo Peralta Guerrero
December 2007
- November
2011
Specialists:
Fanny Flores Caceres
technical coordinator in
IDB - MIF
Lima, Callao, Arequipa
and Loreto. Peru
American
1,820,000.00
Dolores
Service concept: project
implementation
training young
Ida Sanchez Cangahuala
technical coordinator in
social marketing.
Ruth Caceres Farfan
Assistant employment
Deysi Rodriguez Llamoca
Assistant training.
Generation of
employment through the
implementation of
production plans for
aquaculture production
centers, for the production
of quality fish and healthy
and sustainable
management of
biodiversity in the axis of
the Iquitos-Nauta road
and the Itaya riverDepartment of Loreto
Increased capacities of
planning, production
management and
commercial and
associative skills, fostering
entrepreneurial initiatives
in aqua-culturists partners.
Aquaculture Productive
Nucleo (NPA) in the Iquitos
-Nauta road and the Alto
Itaya Basin.
gene 2008 July 2009
Name of Key Professionals:
Coordinator
Regional Government of
Loreto
Province of Maynas,
District of San Juan
Bautista, in the
Villa Good Shepherd
communities,
San Carlos, El Dorado
and Cahuide, along the
Iquitos-Nauta
Highway. Loreto
region. Peru
203.840 Suns
(TC 3: 1 approx US
$ 67.946.)
Service concept: Technical assistance
Ricardo Peralta Guerrero
Implementing activities
for integral development
and sustainable use of
camu camu in
selectedhydrografic
basins.
Improved sustainably of
the income of the families
that produce camu-camu
in the selected watersheds
of the department of
Loreto, where almost half
the population lives in
extreme poverty, through
integrated management of
their supply chains.
gene 2008 July 2009
Name of Key Professionals:
John Torres Saavedra
GTZ - cooperationng
German
4 Communities of Tigre
River basin 5
villages of the Napo
basin and 2 villages of
the Amazon River Basin,
corresponding to the
province of Maynas and
Loreto - Loreto. Peru
89.975 suns
(TC 3: 1 approx US
$ 29.991.)
Consultancy and technical assistance
Partiemprende Promocion of social and
economic development of
young people in the area
south of Lima
April 2009 February 2013
PARTIEMPRENDE aims to
provide opportunities in
education, training and
professional adolescents
and young field to promote
their involvement in the
process of social and
economic development of
their communities, through
the following components:
Entrepreneurial culture,
youth citizen participation
Leader of the proposal: CESVI
FONDAZIONE ONLUS
MAE - Ministry of
Foreign Affairs
In Villa El Salvador, Villa
Maria del Triunfo and
San Juan de Miraflores in
Lima - Peru.
Local counterparts:
PROMOTION OF SOLIDARITY
INSTITUTE OF DEVELOPMENT - INPET
1,716,070 euros
Service concept: project
implementation
and youth
entrepreneurship. The
courses were conducted
with an innovative
methodology called ERCA
(experience, reflection,
conceptualization and
application) that is based
on a constructivist
approach that includes
development of
entrepreneurial attitudes
in young people.
Coordinator
Benjamin Percy Morales
Andia.
Specialist information
system.
Jesus Arriaga Herrera
Punchi Warmi - Capacity
Building for the exercise of
citizenship and
development of women’s
grassroots organizations
in the district of San Juan
Bautista
Jan 2010 December 2011
i) Empowering women in
their basic rights; ii) To
strengthen the partnership
and organization; iii) To
strengthen the institutional
capacity of local
governments to ensure
implementation of gender
policies and support for
women.
Leader of the proposal: CESVI
FONDAZIONE ONLUS
Local counterparts:
HIVOS (Netherlands)
San Juan Bautista
District, Maynas
province, Loreto
Region. Peru
MINGA PERU, SAN JUAN BAUTISTA
DISTRICT MUNICIPALITY
220.955 euros
Service concept: project
implementation
name of Key Professionals:
Coordinator
Carlin Santander Torres
Territorial participatory
management in the
border area of Madre de
Dios, Peru and Pando Bolivia
Generation of Territorial
Management Processes
with inclusive and comanaged approach
between civil society and
the government in Madre
de Dios and Pando.
Among the various
activities implemented are
mentioned: the realization
of the First Festival of the
Amazon Brazil nut with the
collaboration of various
public and private
institutions. Regional
Ordinance No. 005-2013RMDD / CR and
strengthening the
Management Committee
Muymanu Manuripe River
Forest.
Name of Key Professionals:
Davide Bellini - Legal
Representative CESVI Peru
February 2010 Mar 2014
Brandi Gatica Ventura MDD coordinator and
forester
Uni European ng
Peru - Region Madre de
Dios and Tambopata
Tahuamanu
Provinces; Iñapari
districts, Iberia,
Tahuamanu, Tambopata
Bolivia - Pando
Department;Bolpebra
municipalities, Puerto
Rico, Cobija, Porvenir and
Filadelfia.
Leader of the proposal: CESVI
FONDAZIONE ONLUS
Local counterparts:
Sustainable Rural Development (NBI),
Peruvian Society for Environmental
Law (SPDA), Center for Research and
Peasants Promotion (CIPA)
998.134 euros
Service concept: project
implementation
Marco Antonio Albornoz Bolivia coordinator
Yatto Omar Gonzales Forestry Technician
Integral management
communal forest in Loreto
- Strengthening capacities
of indigenous and riverine
communities for
sustainable and
integrated use of forests in
the Amazon and Tiger
basins – Loreto, Peru
The lines of intervention
were: i) To strengthen
community organization
with planning instruments,
ii) Improving the
participation of women in
decision-making and use of
forests, and iii) improving
knowledge and
management skills for
natural resource
management (non-timber
forest products).
Name of Key Professionals:
Suarez Haidé -Coordinator
November 2010
- February 2013
-
Specialists: Melisa Luyo
and
FIP - Italo-Peruano
Fundo, HIVOS,
Welthungerhilfe (Agro
Joint ActionGerman ON)
Apayacu communities
(Amazon river basin), July
28, Alfonso Ugarte, St.
Mary of Providence
Santa Elena, Bethlehem
and Sargento Lores
(Tigre River Basin)
Jorge Campos Perez
PEBES District and El
Tigre, Loreto Region,
Peru
REDD+ program and
Sustainable Conservation
management of two
biosphere reserves in the
Welthungerhilfe (Agro
Joint Action of Germany
on), HIVOS, DRIS
(Sustainable Rural
S /. 2,551,010
soles
(TC 3: 1 approx US
$ 850.337.)
Service concept: project
implementation
482.747 euros
Welthungerhilfe (Agro Joint Action
of Germany on), HIVOS, DRIS
(Sustainable Rural Development),
FEPP
Amazon Basin (Peru and
Ecuador) by reducing CO2
emissions from
Deforestation and Forest
Degradation
Creating a mechanism for
Reducing Emissions of CO2
from deforestation and
degradation.
Using productive
sustainable management
of natural resources
through forestry,
agriculture and
commercial management
alternatives.
Key professionals:
Davide Bellini - Legal
Representative CESVI Peru
Gustavo Solano - PeruEcuador Binational
Coordinator
Francesca Calamita coordinator
Paul Frank Martinez Bar GIS analyst
Brandi Gatica Ventura forester and
systematization
Rimarachin Giannina systematization
Andrea Calderon-Urquizo
Carbonel - systematization
Development), FEPP
Member consortium partner:
Buffer zones of the Manu
Biosphere Reserve
between the
departments of Cusco
and Madre de Dios, Peru.
Welthungerhilfe (German Agro
Action), HIVOS, CESVI, FEPP
Service concept:
project implementation
To support native
communities in Natural
Resources Management in
the regions of Madre de
Dios and Pando (Peru Bolivia)
Multi-sectorial actions for
protection of biodiversity in
the Amazon region of
Madre de Dios and Pando,
and collection and
processing of Brazil nut.
At the end of the project,
there were two bill
proposals (one per country)
for the conservation of
biodiversity and natural
ecosystems. Three
proposals have been
approved by local
authorities on
management and
promotion of the Brazil
nut. In local communities,
at the end of the project,
members of the Forest
Management Committee
and leaders of peasant
organizations have
acquired skills in
management and control
procedures for monitoring
their natural resources.
Leader of the proposal: CESVI
FONDAZIONE ONLUS
Local Counterpart:
Key professionals:
Davide Bellini - Legal
Representative CESVI Peru
In April 2012July 2014
Brandi Gatica Ventura MDD coordinator and
Municipality of Milano
Madre de Dios (Peru) and
Pando (Bolivia)
190,000 EUR
DRIS (Sustainable Rural
Development), CGB (Forest
Management Committee), CIPOAP
(Central of Indigenous Peoples of
Pando)
forester
Marco Antonio Albornoz Bolivia coordinator
Yatto Omar Gonzales Forestry Technician
Jornada Operation- Oil in
the Amazon jungle
Name of Key Professionals:
November 2012
December 2014
Luis Alberto Tulumba
Villacrez - Coordinator
IBIS (Denmark)
Peru - Iquitos
USD 34.882
Service concept: Technical and
administrative assistance
€ 50,000.00
Service concept: project
implementation
Supporting the REDD+
Program (reduction of CO2
Emissions from
Deforestation and Forest
Degradation Plus)
June 2013 Dec 2015
The supported project
helped to define the
progress of activities of
Peru’s component of the
program "Sustainable
management for
conservation of two
biosphere reserves in the
Amazon Basin (Peru and
Ecuador) by reducing CO2
emissions from
Deforestation and
Degradation forests
REDD+.. The collected
information collected
allowed to determine the
needs and to take
corrective action to allow
better planning of work to
be done.
Welthungerhilfe (Agro
Joint Actionng German)
Peru (Cuzco and regions
Madre de Dios)
Name of
Key professionals:
Davide Bellini - Manager
Claudio Proietti Consultant
SuperA Per ú: Promotion
of certified export of the
Super Foods quinoa and
Brazil nut.
The specific objective is to
strengthen the supply
chains of quinoa and Brazil
nut, in order to achieve
sustainable economic
development.
- Strengthen the capacity
of associated qualitative
and sustainable production
of Brazil nut and quinoa;
Increase the capacity of
joint international markets
and Brazil nut and quinoa
supply chain’s actors.
Strengthen coordination
and synergies between
public-private actors in the
Brazil nut and quinoa
supply chains.
Leader of the proposal: CESVI
FONDAZIONE ONLUS
Partners:
Key professionals:
Davide Bellini - Legal
Representative CESVI Peru
November 2014
- ongoing
Brandi Gatica Ventura Brazil nutcoordinator
Jacopo Queen -
CAMEX - Peruvian Chamber of
Foreign Trade;
DEVCO - European Union
Regions of Apurimac,
Ayacucho, Huancavelica,
Madre de Dios, Peru
CAMEX - Peruvian Chamber of
Foreign Trade;
€ 1,092,474.00
Consorzio CTM Altromercato
Coordinator quínoa
Paul Frank Martinez Bar GIS analyst
Sandro Rengifo Cardenas –
forester
Service contract to carry
out field activities
collecting biophysical and
socioeconomic data of
Centinela Landscape site
in Bolivia (Pando)
according to IFRI and LDSF
protocols
The project aims to
coordinate, lead and
execute in parallel
collection activities in the
field of biophysical and
socioeconomic data on one
site Landscape Sentinel in
Bolivia under the
supervision of the ICRAF.
Activities:
- Coordinate and lead the
fieldwork for the collection
of biophysical and
socioeconomic data
- Compiling information
georeferenced base -layers
and themes- of the study
area
October 2014 Dec 2015
- Monitoring the accuracy
of biophysical and
socioeconomic surveys
information applying the
ICRAF (International
Centre for Research in
Agroforestry)
Bolivia - Pando
$ 35,000
Service concept: project
implementation
LDSF and IFRI protocols
- Develop a final report of
the whole fieldwork
Key professionals:
Marco Antonio Albornoz Bolivia coordinator
Paul Frank Martinez Bar GIS analyst
Promotion of sustainable
use of natural resources in
the Brazilian Amazon
The project objective is to
implement a conservation
strategy for forestry
sustainable
management. The project
strengthens connections
between Brazil and Bolivia
Peru to support the policy
coordination for
production and marketing
of forestall resources.
2007 - 2010
At the end of the project,
10% of forest area in the
Acre river basin is under
sustainable management.
MAE - Ministry of
Foreign Affairs
Brazil
€ 509,271.00
Leader of the proposal: CESVI
FONDAZIONE ONLUS
€ 601,608.00
Leader of the proposal: CESVI
FONDAZIONE ONLUS
Increased individual
income and Spitamen and
Ghanchi districts, through
development of small
agricultural supply chains
May 2009 - Dec
2010
The project aims to
improve livelihoods of rural
population through
developing small
Uni European ng
Tajikistan - Sughd region
agricultural supply chains.
Results:
- Two local agricultural
extension institutions are
strengthened in their
technical capacity
- The quantity and quality
of agricultural production
of important products had
increased
- Beneficiaries increased
access to new markets
Integrated management
of natural resources in
Central Karakoram
National Park (CKNP).
October 2007 Sept 2011
Objective: Improving the
life conditions of the
Skardu and Ganache
population, through
promoting CKNP
environment and
preserving biodiversity.
MAE - Ministry of
Foreign Affairs
Pakistan
€ 2,075,542
Leader of the proposal: CESVI
FONDAZIONE ONLUS
€ 1,236,773
Leader of the proposal: CESVI
FONDAZIONE ONLUS
Creation of an integrated
regional system
of protected areas,
indigenous lands and
forest lands for the
systemic sustainable
management in the
Bolivian Amazon
Sept 2008 - Abr
2014
The specific objectives
were to strengthen the
institutional capacities for
launching a decision-
MAE - Ministry of
Foreign Affairs
Bolivia
making system for
supporting sustainable
land management and
promote a model of
systematic management of
natural resources at
national and interregional
levels.
Name of Key Professionals:
Davide Bellini -Director
Elena Cipollini Coordinator
Paul Frank Martinez Bar GIS analyst
Increased environmental
sustainability, climate
change resilience and
improved quality of life of
vulnerable communities in
the Limpopo province,
through development of
sustainable ecotourism
The specific objective is to
improve the capacity of the
existing route of African
ivory (AIR), partnerships
between public and private
actors (PCB) to support
sustainable management
of natural resources and
the development of
ecotourism.
Results:
Dec 2013 ongoing
- Increased capacity of
communities for
sustainable management
European Commission
South Africa
€ 1,881,616
Leader of the proposal: CESVI
FONDAZIONE ONLUS
of natural resources and
livelihood opportunities of
ecotourism.
- Increased management
capacity -to plan and to
manage natural resources
in a sustainable manner- of
local authorities,
communities and
ecotourism stakeholders.
- Improved operational
capacity of AIR in
delivering environmental
benefits and livelihoods of
sustainable ecotourism
activities.
List of all jobs for which the CESVI has been legally hired as company:
Projects managed in 2014 : 133 projects for a total amount of 21,105,500 euros, in 25 countries of intervention
Local staff in 2014: 497 people
Expatriate staff: 39 people
In accompanying balance CESVI mission of 2014 (see page Pages from 34-39)