Village12 is launching four projects to address problems in agriculture, sanitation, and healthcare in Muñoz, Dominican Republic. The projects include: 1) Creating a community park and cleanup effort to address garbage issues. 2) An agriculture program to address malnutrition by growing enough food. 3) A latrine and composting program to address the lack of toilets. 4) A medical clinic and healthcare education courses to address health issues caused by poor living conditions. The total estimated cost of the four projects is $47,586. Village12 will provide weekly progress reports including expenses, media, and obstacles.

1. Project Proposal Agriculture, Sanitation and Healthcare In Mu ñoz, Dominican Republic February 2012 Brian Newhouse, CEO and founder of Village12

2. Mu ñoz, Dominican Republic

8. Park and Cleanup Expenses Total Park: $ 6,528

9. Agriculture Program Problem: People do not eat or grow enough food.

12. Agriculture Expenses Total Agriculture: $ 8,265

13. Latrine Program Problem: There are not enough toilets. The 28 that are present are in poor condition.

16. Latrine Expenses Total Latrine: $ 25,928

17. Medical clinic and Healthcare education Problem: Malnourishment, dehydration and unsanitary living conditions cause many people to be weak and sick. People do not have the access, attention or education needed to lead healthy, clean lives.

19. Medical Clinic Expenses Total Healthcare: $ 6,865