22 October 2024
Statistics on Families and Children in Each Market
- Las Cuadras: There are 1,500 traders, of whom approximately 90% have one or two children, totaling around 1,350 families. UBECI serves about 130 of the 1,350 children in this area through summer programs, where past participants return to engage in workshops held in July and August. This means UBECI supports about 10% to 15% of the child population in this sector.
- Sangolquí: There are 1,300 traders, with 95% having one or two children, amounting to 1,235 families. UBECI attends to around 119 of the 1,235 children, also offering summer programs for previous participants. Thus, UBECI supports about 10% to 15% of the child population in this sector.
- Guamaní: Approximately 1,200 traders are present, with 90% having at least one or two children, resulting in about 1,080 families. UBECI regularly serves around 107 of these children, including summer program participants, supporting approximately 10% to 15% of the local child population.
- La Michelena: As a relatively new market inaugurated eight years ago, there are around 200 traders, 75% of whom have one or two children, equating to 150 families. UBECI works with about 25 participants regularly and occasionally, providing support to about 10% to 15% of the child population, given that UBECI has been active in this sector for seven months.
- La Jota: This sector has around 200 traders, all of whom have at least one or two children, totaling approximately 200 families. UBECI has worked with 18 participants regularly and occasionally, offering support to about 8% to 10% of the local child population, as UBECI has been present in this area for four months.
General Results:
- There are approximately 4,400 families in the areas served.
- The total number of families with at least one or two children is 4,015.
- Across the five UBECI service points, the organization supports about 12% of the 4,015 trading families.
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