Accompanying Impact of URACCAN-CEIMM, Nueva Guinea Campus in El Rama, Muelle de los Bueyes, El Ayote and Bocana Paiwas Municipalities, 2010 – 2013.

Abstract

This article deals with the accompaniment of URACCAN-CEIMM, especially in some transcendental factors for the development of the intercultural gender perspective in the regional context of the Caribbean Coast of Nicaragua, an area in which the university develops in terms of promoting its values and principles as an intercultural community university, with relevance in indigenous peoples, afro-descendants and mestizos. URACCAN-CEIMM articulates work with all women's organizations and institutions regarding human rights for advocacy processes in Bocana de Paiwas, El Rama, Muelle de los Bueyes, El Ayote and Nueva Guinea Municipalities. It provides accompaniment to Municipal Commissions in 6 municipalities in the construction of 9 gender and violence policies and incidence in women's agendas, in management for gender-sensitive municipal budget allocation, for the prevention and follow-up of violence cases against women. This is a qualitative research because it describes the main results of changes, achievements and difficulties in the two reports of external evaluation of the projects executed by CEIMM, Nueva Guinea Campus. The methodology used in this research were the documentary review of the external evaluations for the Strengthening of Women's Leadership and Empowerment Project, financed by Horizont3000, 2004-2009; and the Decisions Informed for Life Project, financed by HIVOS-FED, 2011-2013. This second project is about the Impact of social work, extension and political incidence in 5 Municipalities of RACS (El Ayote, Bocana de Paiwas, Muelle de los Bueyes, El Rama and Nueva Guinea, 2004-2013). In conclusion, women, women's organizations and government institutions especially municipal governments have 9 approved policies with assigned budgets and structures that are monitored by them, there are better conditions in the reception of complaints and judicial processes in violence, sorority among women, intra and inter strengthened networks at a municipal and regional level, etc.