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In recent years, DULAZAR has been working in partnership with other non-profit organizations that implement housing programs in the department of Antioquia, benefiting the rural and urban populations of Medellín with housing improvement projects and new housing construction for more than 11 years, reaching more than 8,700 people in 12 communities in the department, with nearly $3 billion pesos.

The projects have focused not only on overcoming poverty due to inadequate housing for families, but have also made progress in building a safe environment in terms of education, nutrition, productivity, and social investment in community facilities and the development of soft skills that allow these communities, families, and individuals to rely on external assistance to maintain decent living conditions.

Pursuing our mission of "Transforming the homes of low-income families to improve their living conditions through interaction with other institutions in the department of Antioquia," we seek partnerships to implement comprehensive projects for the most vulnerable families and communities. We address the problems of poverty and community dislocation with a medium- and long-term strategy for comprehensive intervention in rural areas that strengthens and empowers families and communities through capacity building, not just housing improvements.

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Los proyectos se ejecutarán en el departamento de Antioquia, en zonas urbanas, periurbanas y/o rurales; la selección del territorio podrá ser determinada por el proponente de acuerdo con la existencia de la población objetivo del mismo. Sin embargo, DULAZAR podrá sugerir familias o comunidades a intervenir en un determinado territorio, en concertación con el proponente.

scope

target population

The project is intended to benefit low-income families in the department of Antioquia who do not own a home or who own only one (when improvements are involved).

It is defined by scarce resources:

Families that have at least 1 INBI Unmet Basic Needs Index that classifies them as living in poverty

Single-parent families where there are more than two minors dependent on the father or mother or caregiver

Strata 1 and 2, in subsidized or contributory regime

Income below the current year's poverty line as established by DANE.

Families that do not meet at least 1 of these conditions will not be taken into account.

To verify this condition, the social profile of each family must be submitted, specifying the number of inhabitants and their relationship with the head of household, occupation, total family income, among other information according to ANNEX 2. Profile form . (Please complete both pages)
The beneficiary population must be selected based on their demonstrated interest in participating in the initiative. Each family must sign a document expressing their commitment to participate in the program and to contribute to its development as required by the participating institution, whether through financial support for housing or labor, or both.
The families' residence in the area for at least three years must be demonstrated, validated through the Community Action Board or another institution in the area being worked on with the project.
Homes to be built or improved cannot be located in high-risk areas.
Legal ownership or title to the property must be demonstrated.
Ensure the family remains in the home for at least 10 years after the project is completed.