This presentation explores the process of implementing a social project, detailing the various phases from conception to completion of the project, using as a practical example the Project under the Local Social Development Contract (CLDS) 4G called “Source of Change”. The purpose of Local Social Development Contracts (CLDS) is to promote the social inclusion of citizens, in a multisectoral and integrated way, through actions to be carried out in partnership, to combat persistent poverty and social exclusion in depressed territories. The main objective is to provide a clear and structured vision of the steps necessary to prepare an effective and sustainable social project, based on the experience of the CLDS 4G “Source of Change” project: Diagnosis; Needs Identification; Project Planning; Project Budget; Project Implementation and Execution; Assessment and Sustainability. The presentation will highlight how each of these phases was crucial to the success of the “Source of Change” project, providing a practical model for future social projects.
speakers
Jorge Carvalho
Its work focuses on the development and implementation of social projects that promote the inclusion and well-being of communities. In this context, he has collaborated with different entities and contexts (High Commission for Immigration and Ethnic Minorities, Associação Unidos de Cabo Verde, Agrupamento de Escolas de Camarate and Centro Comunitária Paroquial de Famões, IPSS; Lisbon Humanitarian Center of the Portuguese Red Cross). He participated in around 30 applications for European (POPH, EQUAL, FEINPT) and national social financing (PAMA, Gulbenkian, Manuel António da Mota Prize, Associação Mutualista, PAAI, BPI Prize, among others).