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The sustainability of the Earth is to make our actions sustainable

Protecting marine life in coastal areas coastal

Bringing Together communities for the common good

Contribute to the improvement of living conditions and environmental quality

Creating jobs for parents in poverty

Guarantee Access to safe drinking water for families in vulnerable communities

Turning a problem into a solution

42 Years of Impact

Beneficiaries of the IDDI

2,550,000

People

Households impacted by IDDI

616,850

Homes

4,670

Communities

Programs executed by IDDI

578

Programs

IDDI Investment in Development

US$206M

Investment

Housing and Infrastructure

6,485

Schools built

49

Access roads built

15,375 meters

Pedestrian crossings built

54,500 m

Sustainable Energy

Communities supported by the IDDI

13

Photovoltaic power plants

19

Housing built and improved

195

Solar panels installed

786

Environmental Water and Sanitation

Families with drinking water

68,500

Covered ravines

18,350 m

Community solid waste collection companies

8

Monthly income of community enterprises

US$820,100

Community Socio-Economic Development

Trained students

642,320

School breakfast services

3,240,000

Childhood care

435,000

Youth trained in alternative dispute resolution

25,530

Women supported on gender issues

43,260

Microenterprise loans

86,400

Environment and Climate Change

Dunes and recovered beaches

538 hectares

Reforested and restored forests

4,200 hectares

Recovered mangroves and wetlands

4,479 hectares

Restored and preserved reefs

382 hectares

Our projects

Montecristi coastal community participating in marine biodiversity conservation with IDDI

Coastal Biodiversity Conservation in Montecristi, DR and Tres Bahías, Haiti

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Humeadora Mountain National Park Management Plan

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Dominican coastal zone protected by IDDI's binational biodiversity project

Binational Coastal-Marine Project: Biodiversity and Ecosystem Services

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Dominican entrepreneurs in training for IDDI's microcredit program

Entrepreneurship

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Installation of solar panels for clean energy in rural communities of Elías Piña

Clean Energy in Elías Piña

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Housing improvement of the PROMEVI program in the Colonial City of Santo Domingo

Executive Manager of the Housing Improvement Program (PROMEVI)

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Drinking water and sanitation works in the Villa Nizao community, Paraíso, Barahona

Water and Sanitation Villa Nizao community, Paraíso municipality, Barahona province

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San Felipe Community, Puerto Plata, beneficiary of IDDI's community development program

San Felipe Community Development, Puerto Plata

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Young people from IDDI's social reintegration program in the Dominican Republic

Social Reintegration of Youth in the Dominican Republic

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Students participating in the Smashed program for underage alcohol consumption prevention

Smashed Global

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Children attended at the Comprehensive Care Center for Family and Childhood (CAFI)

Center for Comprehensive Care of Family and Children (CAFI) – Phase 2

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Young people participating in the youth violence reduction program in Santo Domingo Norte

Youth Violence Reduction in Santo Domingo Norte

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Sustainable Tourism in Pedernales

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All projects

Lines of action

Environment and Climate Action

AbE and terrestrial and coastal biodiversity

Renewable energy and energy efficiency

Climate Governance and Resilience

Agriculture and food security

Climate Finance and Transparency (NDC)

Social inclusion, protection, and promotion

Health

Crime and violence

Inclusion and migration

Culture and human rights

Humanitarian assistance

Livelihoods and entrepreneurship

Sustainable tourism

Infrastructure and housing

Competitiveness and productivity

Entrepreneurship and microcredit

Innovation

Cross-cutting themes for development

Gender equity

Youth

Community Development

Alliances for development

Multidimensional poverty

Institutional Achievements

Summary of IDDI Achievement Indicators as of April 2025

Indicators

1- Number of housing units built and/or improved – 6,485 

2- Highways, streets, and access roads – 15,375

3- Number of bridges built 17 

4- Number of schools built – 49 

5- Meters of pedestrian crossings built – 54,500 

6- Electrification network meters – 8,230 

7- Photovoltaic electrification plants 10 

8- Photovoltaic power plants 15 

9- Communities with photovoltaic energy 9 

10- Formation of Committees for the Maintenance of Photovoltaic Systems – 7

Indicators

1- Number of community aqueducts built 32

2- Number of families benefited with access to safe drinking water from the constructed aqueducts 68,500

3- Linear meters of potable water systems constructed – 105,000

4- Number of residential connections 7,400

5- Number of water filters built and delivered – 11,200

6- Number of households with access to improved sanitation facilities – 800

7- Covered canyons 21,350 linear meters

8- Number of Sanitation Modules – 355

9- Formed and Incorporated ASOCAREs 27

10- Established foundations that receive economic income to cover their operations and provide solutions to other community problems – 5 

11- Foundations with formal contracts with the municipality – 5

12- Amount generated by foundations monthly –  US$820,100

13- Solid waste collected by Foundations monthly –  9,178 tons 

 

Indicators

1- School Breakfast Services 3,240,000

2- Number of students trained in IDDI-administered and/or supported education centers –  242,320

Indicators 

1- Number of HIV/AIDS tests performed -  126,210

2- Minimum informative packages delivered 97,221

3- Number of beneficiaries referred to comprehensive health services (SAI - Servicios de Atención Integral)  1,574

4- Number of preventive shifts carried out –  1,900

5- Number of contraceptive methods delivered for family planning 1,458,315

Indicators 

1- Reforested and/or restored forest cover – 4,200 hectares

2- 1,200 tons of CO2 collected
Coverage of recovered and preserved reefs 382 hectares

3- Intervened beaches coverage 817 hectares

4- Number of associations of farmers, fishermen, crab fishermen, etc., supported – 38

5- People participated directly – 208,550

6- People participated indirectly 1,435,000

7- Dune and reclaimed beach coverage – 538.38 hectares

8- Restored mangrove cover – 769.29 hectares

9- Wetland coverage directly and indirectly recovered – 3,708 hectares

10- Agroforestry and forestry estates – 43

Indicators

1- Number of Collaboration Agreements Signed – 178

2- Received the first United Nations Global Compact Award granted in the Dominican Republic. 1 Number of local organizations strengthened with legal, financial, and institutional support processes – 235

3- Number of municipal governments supported – 47

4- Number of APPDs established for sustainable water management, strengthening the sustainable tourism chain, and environmental sanitation – 23

5- Formation of Committees for the Maintenance of Photovoltaic Systems – 7

Indicators

1- Number of young people in conflict with criminal law, reintegrated into society – 223

2- Youth participating in responsible alcohol consumption prevention initiatives – 220,000

3- Number of Schools Participating in Responsible Alcohol Consumption Prevention Initiatives 263

4- Number of young entrepreneurs trained – 4,560

5- Number of young people participating in talks on alternative dispute resolution 25,530

6- Number of Participating Professors in responsible alcohol consumption prevention initiatives 3,699

7- Number of boys and girls participating in friendly spaces – 1,046

8- Number of boys and girls referred to the school area – 1,150

9- Number of children served 435,000

10- Number of boys and girls (0-5 years old) benefiting from human education and training orientations – 12,300

Indicators 

1- Number of female participants – 43,260

2- Number of women's organizations supported and strengthened – 27

3- Number of microenterprise loans granted to Single Mothers, Heads of Household – 865

Indicators 

1- Number of supported tourist destinations 12

2- APPD number for the strengthening of the sustainable tourism chain – 6

Indicators 

1- Number of participants in entrepreneurship and vocational training courses 43,650

2- Number of micro-enterprise loans granted – 86,400

About Us

The Dominican Institute for Integral Development, IDDI, was founded in 1984 out of the ideal and concern of a group of men and women to form a society where human beings have opportunities to live a productive, creative, and dignified life, in accordance with their needs and interests, and where interaction and dialogue among the various sectors of our society are promoted.

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The IDDI is working hard to contribute to the transformation of human beings, their families, and the community in which we live.

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