Call for EOIs: Targeting and Registration Process of Beneficiaries for the Project (Honduras)
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The World Food Programme (WFP) is advancing efforts in Honduras through a targeted initiative in the Department of Lempira.
This project focuses on strengthening community resilience by identifying and supporting vulnerable households in areas facing food insecurity and related challenges. The initiative covers the municipalities of Cololaca, Tambla, Guarita, Tomalá, Valladolid, and San Juan Guarita, aiming to reach 1,200 households in need.
At its core, the project seeks to establish an efficient process for targeting communities most at risk. This includes the systematic collection, verification, and validation of information to ensure that food assistance is delivered fairly and effectively. By adopting a structured approach, the program ensures that no household in need is left behind, particularly in areas where vulnerability is most pronounced.
The implementation plan emphasizes several key outcomes. First, specialized teams of trained enumerators and supervisors will be deployed to carry out field data collection, ensuring community and beneficiary targeting in the identified municipalities. Alongside this, robust logistics will support the training and coordination of these teams, making sure resources are well-distributed across intervention zones.
Another important outcome of the initiative is the production of a comprehensive final report. This report will document the information gathered, with detailed beneficiary registrations categorized according to WFP’s established criteria. Such reporting will provide transparency and a clear understanding of how support is being distributed.
Finally, quality assurance remains central to the project’s success. The collected data will undergo validation by local committees and thorough review by WFP, guaranteeing accuracy and consistency. This step ensures that the assistance process is both accountable and effective, ultimately strengthening trust within the communities served.
Through this initiative, WFP is not only addressing immediate food security concerns but also contributing to long-term resilience by reinforcing systems of accountability, monitoring, and protection within vulnerable communities of Lempira.
