• Reduction of extreme poverty and infantile chronic malnutrition in rural populations living at 2,500 meters above sea level

• Working with the ensemble of the community (complete population)
• Taking the Family as the center and working brick
• Sharing knowledge and methodology

• Increase agricultural productivity
• Reduce acute respiratory and diarrheal diseases, infantile chronic malnutrition and maternal mortality

• Development of a Baseline
• Sequential and Multidimensional Intervention
• Sustainability through ADS (local personnel)

Year	Families	Communities
2007	10,284	240
2008	14,097	225
2009	21,948	473
2010	20,444	263
2011	21,972	454
2012	12,198	187
2013	2,314	66
2014	14,496	307
2015	6,750	193

• Acute Respiratory Disease: reduction of a % of the children under 5 years of age that presented fever, cough and/or bronchitis in the past year.
• Acute Diarrheal Disease: reduction of a % of the children under 5 years of age that presented diarrhea in past year.