Submission form: Submission #2294

serial: '2294'
sid: '8016'
uuid: 8120eb78-b982-4a87-ba55-9aba33b11201
uri: /submit-pledges
created: '1659277633'
completed: '1659277633'
changed: '1659448737'
in_draft: '0'
current_page: ''
remote_addr: 2.22.245.85
uid: '2561'
langcode: en
webform_id: pledges_submission_form
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data:
  type_of_pledge:
    - individual
  participating_states_and_actors: {  }
  nature_of_the_pledge_please_select_:
    - process_oriented
    - structured
  gcm_objective_support:
    - gcm_objective_support_7
    - gcm_objective_support_15
    - gcm_objective_support_16
    - gcm_objective_support_23
  gcm_guiding_principle:
    - '738'
    - '739'
    - '742'
    - '741'
    - '740'
    - '259'
    - '258'
    - '257'
    - '737'
    - '736'
  confirm_email: pmariani@mayorsmechanism.org
  country: '100'
  full_name: 'Pablo Mariani'
  id_of_the_matched_pledge: ''
  name_of_state_actor_submitting: 'The Mayors Mechanism submitting in the name of the City of Bogota'
  name_of_the_matched_pledge: ''
  name_of_the_pledge: 'Nutrition Reception Center for Migrant and Refugee Children and Mothers'
  pledging_entity: cities_municipalities_local_authority
  position: KMO
  provide_description: |-
    The Alcaldía de Bogotá will establish a Nutrition Reception Center for Migrant and Refugee Children and Mothers, ensuring food security for vulnerable migrant and refugee populations in the city with a focus on young children, pregnant women, and breastfeeding mothers. The reception center will be Bogotá’s main service delivery point for outreach activities, food distribution, and case management and referral pathways for migrant and refugee children and their caretakers. The project stems from multiple city assessments - one in 2020 and another in 2021 - on the needs of Venezuelan children and their caregivers in Bogotá. These assessments highlighted food security, nutrition, mental health, domestic violence, and access to obstetric care as areas that required further attention and resources. Meeting this gap, the reception center will be located within the popular migrant and refugee neighborhood of Santa Fe, a working-class neighborhood of Bogotá. While Bogotá's project proposes addressing migrant and refugee needs that are otherwise unmet by the city's budget, project activities and objectives will be in line with policies and plans at both the city and national level. This commitment is in line with Bogotá’s proposed project for the MMC's Global Cities Fund for Migrants and Refugees. 

    The Alcaldía de Bogotá’s project anticipates three key impacts:
    1.	Migrant and refugee children are protected from and treated for malnutrion. 
    2.	Migrant and refugee families have improved access to family-care services, including referral pathways. 
    3.	Migrant and refugee pregnant women and breastfeeding mothers have improved access to maternal healthcare services and receive support when they experience harm. 
  tentative_deadline: '2023-08-31'