La Jicarita EC Benchmark Summary Report November 2004*

Benchmark Benchmark Description Baseline Output To Date Target Unit Leader Percent Completed Percent Tasks Completed Total Funds Received Total Funds Requested LastUpdated
La Jicarita EC-1   Organize technical assistance providers, agencies, community organizations, and individuals that will form consortias that will, through a community-based approach, plan and implement agreed upon initiatives.  35  25  # of consortia created    140%  100%  $2,246,373  $2,246,373  10/5/2004  
La Jicarita EC-4   Create One-Stop-Shops for Business development and Public Services within the Enterprise Community that also provides Incubator Facilities.  # of One-Stop-Shops created  Michelle Romero  67%  100%  $15,600  $15,600  10/5/2004  
La Jicarita EC-6   Create and implement educational opportunities by collaborating with existing educational resources.  # of educational campaigns  Ben F. Sanchez  133%  100%  $1,601,500  $1,601,500  10/5/2004  
La Jicarita EC-7   Support a comprehensive health care delivery system.  # of programs  Ben F. Sanchez  160%  88%  $2,999,255  $3,460,000  10/5/2004  
La Jicarita EC-10   Develop and incorporate into LJEC's 501 (c) 3 non-profit status a value-added agricultural products business, within the Enterprise Community, to assist cooperating agriculturalists for natural beef and lamb production.   50  # of businesses expanded  Ben F. Sanchez  6%  13%  $140,000  $165,000  9/12/2002  
La Jicarita EC-11   Develop and incorporate into LJEC's 501 (c) 3 non-profit status, an Arts & Crafts Markeing Project within the designated area that can become self-sustaining and assist resident artisans and crafts person within the Enterprise Community to expand sales and production.  145  120  # of participants  Ben F. Sanchez  121%  97%  $1,176,236  $1,632,822  10/5/2004  
La Jicarita EC-13   Provide public access to computer and Internet services for residents of the Enterprise Community  120  110  # new or upgraded computers  Ben F. Sanchez  109%  100%  $155,700  $155,700  10/5/2004  
La Jicarita EC-15   Develop through a collaborative effort, improvement resources for individuals Mutual Domistic Water Associations.  14  12  # of new or improved systems  Pauline Espinoza  117%  86%  $12,625,995  $15,305,045  10/5/2004  
La Jicarita EC-18   Develop a Small Business Loan Fund for existing or start-up businesses through a collaborative effort.  # of loan funds established  Lupita De Herrera  100%  100%  $34,400  $34,400  9/12/2003  
La Jicarita EC-19   Develop a Unified Source Water Protection Project in Western Mora County, through a collaboration of stakeholders.  16  16  # of partners in network  Pauline Espinoza  100%  89%  $93,712  $94,212  9/12/2002  
La Jicarita EC-20   Develop an Enterprise Facilitation Model to be used as a method of economic development and community revitialization which uses a grassroots local enterprise development committee supporting trained facilitators. The method will be used as a catalyst to assist and encourage innovation by small and emerging businesses and to mitigate economic distress through rebuiilding communities from the bottom up.  70  75  # of clients served    93%  91%  $120,000  $120,000  10/5/2004  
La Jicarita EC-21   Create and deliver college preparation and awareness activities for youth by a collaboration of established partners.  10  6433  3000  # of activities offered  Merlinda Espinoza  215%  76%  $2,389,632  $3,827,981  10/5/2004  
La Jicarita EC-22   Create and deliver career awareness activities for youth by collaborating with local school districts and regional employers.  25  2500  1000  # of participants    256%  100%  $1,417,625  $1,442,625  10/5/2004  
La Jicarita EC-23   Create and deliver entrepreneurship awareness and training activities for youth by collaborating with local resources  285  200  # of businesses started    142%  100%  $432,579  $530,200  10/5/2004  
La Jicarita EC-24   Establish a small diameter timber, value added, centralized business outlet for marketing, sales, and distribution of wood products within the Enterprise Community through a collaboration of stakeholders and an association of community-based foresters  13  30  # of jobs created    43%  55%  $732,638  $1,560,753  10/5/2004  
La Jicarita EC-25   Create a housing initiative throughout the designated area through a collaboration of stakeholders for the development of rehabilitation and construction housing services including but not limited to the Housing Preservation Grant, Rural Development 504 and 502 Programs.  15  # of families served  John Martinez  20%  83%  $0  $197,000  10/6/2004  
La Jicarita EC-26   Make available an application process for small business development loans for existing or start-up businesses and establish an Revolving Loan Fund.  12  15  # of loans given  Ben F. Sanchez  80%  89%  $426,000  $525,850  10/6/2004  
La Jicarita EC-27   Improve rural fire departments ISO rating through out the designated area through a collaboration of stakeholders  14  15  # of fire departments improved  Ben F. Sanchez  93%  76%  $3,613,231  $4,157,488  10/6/2004  
La Jicarita EC-28   Establish a Watershed Protection Project in Western Mora County to conduct community education and outreach activities for Best Management Practices relating to range and forest management to insure improvement in surface water quality in the Mora Watershed  42  15  # of workshops offered  Jody Conley  280%  100%  $302,850  $303,480  10/5/2004  
La Jicarita EC-29   Create permanant office for La Jicarita Enterprise Community and its initiatives, to include office space for sustainablity purposes  # of new facilities  Ben F. Sanchez  0%  25%  $432,420  $697,000  4/8/2003  
La Jicarita EC-30   Renovate or develop public use facilties of both public and private entities through out the designated area   # of buildings built/renovated    100%  100%  $406,750  $4,320,118  10/6/2004  
La Jicarita EC-31   Establish a Watershed Protection Project on the La Jicarita Watershed in Southern Taos and Eastern Rio Arriba Counties, to conduct community education and outreach activities for Best Management Practices relating to range and forest management to insure improvement in surface water quality on the Rio Pueblo, Rio Santa Barbara, and Rio Embudo  20  25  # of workshops offered  Cordell Arellano  80%  75%  $90,500  $125,500  10/5/2004  

*Source: USDA-OCD Benchmark Management System

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