1st. PROJECT CALL OUT
The I Communitarian Call Out was released in April 2015 and the enrolment deadline closed in May, 29th, 2015, and Serra Grande’s community got involved and sent 67 projects, which 53% were urban oriented and 31% to rural oriented.
The great innovation of Tabôa’s Communitarian Call Out Project is that the project choices will be fully made by the Communitarian Committee, which has communitarian leaderships among its members and together will elect what they believe that is the community real need.
Projects Presented in the 1st. Project Call Out 2015-2016
Theme: Income Generation
The support to the project constant to the income generation’s theme results in the strengthening of the communities and in the development of the territory by the incentive of the productive vocations. The selected projects were:The farmers in Association of “Barrocão” built on collective activity an agribusiness to benefit fruit, turning them into pulp, candies, jams, cakes, cookies, beijus, etc. They received donations from government programs of equipment, technical support of “Cabruca” Institute and are signing in participatory certification and social organization. Nowadays need support to equip the family agribusiness with tools and supplies to start producing and marketing throughout the region, and deliver their products to the Food Acquisition Program - PAA and PNAE.
The project's goal is to market to other regions and especially offer to the tourism of Serra Grande and southern Bahia the possibility of consuming products derived from agro forestry, processed with quality and certified like organic.
The association was created in 2010, aims to bring together farmers of “Barrocão” region to promote the social, economic, productive, environmental and cultural development of its members.
Theme: Culture
In this front act are promoted initiatives that rescue and value the cultural manifestations in the area. The selected projects in this area were:Theme: Education
The project in this thematic have as a goal optimize the education as a tool of social transformation, contributing with the social formation of complete citizens.The work began in 2014 as a voluntary action, with collective and free classes for children and adolescents in the community, and private lessons for tourists. The group has received institutional support from “Arapyaú” Institute, the Surf Itacaré School and individuals. Attend a group of 25 children from various districts of Serra Grande (Bairro Novo, Rua do Campo, Rua do Cemitério, Beira Rio and Ecovila).
In December 2014, the school participated as articulator of the Guardians of Serra project. During three months, combining surf lessons with environmental education activities and beach cleaning.
To continue to work, many challenges arise, including: more teachers to attend, the participation of students at the lack of transport, better structure of equipment and organization of pedagogical practices, financial and administrative organization with a view to strengthening the collective that take care of the expansion project.