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Timeline and Next steps. Key goal Main Activities Sub activities Jan. February March April Objective 1: Increase the number of Safe Spaces for youth 1.1 Establish the Youth Encounter Center (YEC) in Camino Verde 1.1.1Signing of agreement with Municipal Government 1.1.2 Proposal approval X 1.1.3 Call to youth from the community to participate 1.1.4 Rehabilitation of spaces (paint, electricity, services, etc.) 1.2 Establish the YEC in La Independencia 1.2.1 Signing of agreement with municipal government X 1.2.2 Approval of rehabilitation proposal 1.2.3 Call to youth from the community to participate 1.2.4 Rehabilitation of spaces (paint, electricity, services, etc.) 1.3 Equipment of spaces 1.3.1 Equip the two YECs X 1.4 Recruit operational team for the two centers 1.4.1 Selection of coordinators 1.4.2 Selection of staff for each center: coordinator, psycho-social support coordinator, technology center coordinator, and trainers X X 1.5 Training for 1.5.1 Training operational teams sessions X 1.6 Design of the digital registry system for youth X X 1.7 Material preparation for YEC’s services X X 1.8 Launch event for both centers X 1.9 Begin activities in the centers X X Key Goal Main Activities Sub activities Jan. February March April Objective 2: Organize and implement two technical programs focused on the technology/ construction sectors 2.1 Training for the construction profession 2.1.1 Design plan for the construction training 2.1.2 Training of the first group of 30 youth in Tijuana X X X X 2.2 Training for technological professions 2.2.1 Adaptation of Intel’s technology and entre- preneurship program 2.2.2 Training of the first two groups of 30 youth (one in Monterrey and one in Tijuana) X X X X
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