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Humana People to People is an international development organization working in 42 countries across multiple sectors to address issues like poverty, lack of access to education, healthcare and clean water. The organization was founded in Denmark in 1977 and has grown to include 34 member associations implementing over 320 projects that benefit more than 5.6 million people worldwide. Their work includes teacher training, schools, vocational programs, healthcare initiatives and more with the goal of empowering communities and improving lives.

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Welcome to the meeting!
Humana People to People Reasons why we are doing this work 600 million children worldwide live in absolute poverty 300.000 children are soldiers 60 children die because of HIV/AIDS every hour 130 million children do not go to school 250 million children work for living 11 million children under the age of 5 die annually
Humana People to People ... and some more reasons: More than 33 million people around the world are infected by HIV/AIDS, 22,5 million in Africa alone Each year, more than 8 million people around the world die because they are too poor to stay alive Over 1 billion people1 in 6 people around the worldlive in extreme poverty, defined as living on less than $1 a day. More than 800 million go hungry each day ONE person in SEVEN has no access to clean water for drinking, cooking or washing.
Humana People to People Mozambique 1975 98% could not read and write Samora Machel, the president had 4 years in school 100 doctors for 12 million people No education or healthcare system Whole economy based on cotton 2000 telephones in the entire country
Humana People to People Africa today Today, the continent is still in transition, with a large number of social and economic challenges, including unemployment, low agricultural production, and limited infrastructure and social services. Due to these and many other problems the majority of the African countries are still considered among the poorest in the world. Low income and high prevalence of HIV / AIDS combined with frequent floods and drought contribute to the difficulties the African continent is currently facing.
Who started Humana People to People Movement
Let the world be your classroom and the people you meet your teachers
On buses to India
Travelling Discovering the Reality Changing the Future Let the world be your classroom and the people you meet your teachers Knowledge demanded action Take care. Humana People to People
U-landshj脱lp fra Folk til Folk UFF - Humana People to People Started as a movement against apartheid. Collected materials, book, clothes, food ... to refugees from Zimbabwe in Mozambique. Supported ANC, SWAPO, FRELIMO, ZANU, ZAPU and liberation movements in Southern Africa. Humana People to People
First project in Africa Building the Chindunduma school in Zimbabwe 1980 Humana People to People
The Federation for Associations connected to the International HUMANA PEOPLE TO PEOPLE Movement Born 1977 in Denmark as Development Aid from People to People The Federation founded in its current form in 1996 Currently consists of 34 member associations Working in 42 countries 13 main sectors of work Running more than 320 projects Projects involve more than 5.6 million people worldwide Chairperson since 1997 Maria Darsbo Headquarters in Zimbabwe Humana People to People
Here you find Humana People to People members Humana People to People
Humana People to People Here you find Humana People to People members
Humana People to People Humana People to People worldwide
Sectors Collection, sorting and sales of second hand clothes, north Clothes and shoe sales, south Teacher Training Colleges The schools for children Vocational schools HOPE Humana TCE Total Control of the Epidemic Child Aid Farmers clubs Development Instructor Program Frontline Institute Humana People to People
Second hand clothes sale The goals are: To raise funds for a variety of projects in poor countries . To recycle instead of throwing away out what still has value . To provide clothes at affordable price level in developing countries To create jobs for people who need it and through that support their families Humana People to People
Teacher training colleges Education key to development. A great lack of well trained teachers Outdated pedagogoical methods Teachers of the future Teachers play a vital role in their community 16 TTCs in Angola, Mozambique, Malawi and Denmark Humana People to People
The schools for children Childrens towns Street childrens schools For children in difficult circumstances Children study primary school subjects and different practical skills Schools in: Mozambique, Zambia, Angola, Namibia Humana People to People
Vocational schools 15 schools in 7 countries Involve 1.000 people For young adults who wish to acquire skills and knowledge Agriculture, construction business, Hotel and Tourism, and Motor Mechanics Studies Theoretical and practical skills graduate with either national diplomas or recognized private diplomas at the end of their training
One world One Hope 10 projects in 6 countries Involves 307.730 people 5 main elements Contact and training services (Hope centers) Health services (inc. testing and counseling) Operational research( learn more about HIV/AIDS) Opinion Forming Activities (influence authorities, work places etc to fight against Aids epidemic with knowledge) Outreach program (adapt people to safer behavior and help communities to battle the epidemic)
TCE Total Control of the Epidemic In Zimbabwe, Botswana, Mozambique, Zambia Internationally recognized program to fight HIV/AIDS epidemic Program cost 1USD/year/person Humana People to People
Child Aid 32 projects in 12 countries Involves 490.000 people Based on 10 main lines Strengthening the economy of the families Health and hygiene Pre-schools Children as active in the political, social, cultural and economic sphere of society Children without parents Education District development Environment Local choice by each project Local choice by each project Humana People to People
C to C from Communal to Commercial farmer and farmers clubs Projects in Zimbabwe, Mozambique, Guinea Bissau, Involve 76.992 people Agricultural training program Farmers are trained for 3 years Study agriculture and at the same time get a first hand experience with new crops and new techniques Farmers clubs run community banks, where members can get small loans, and various income generating productions are started Humana People to People
Humanas Projects in India HOPE Training Centers for DIs Green Action Academy for Working Children Community Development Projects
Humana People to People
Humana People to People
Humana People to People
Humana People to People
Humana People to People
Humana People to People
Development Instructor program 13 schools in 4 continents (Europe, Asia, Africa, America) Students will work as Development Instructor at one of the development projects in Africa, Asia or Central America Over 10.000 DIs since 1980

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  • 1. Welcome to the meeting!
  • 2. Humana People to People Reasons why we are doing this work 600 million children worldwide live in absolute poverty 300.000 children are soldiers 60 children die because of HIV/AIDS every hour 130 million children do not go to school 250 million children work for living 11 million children under the age of 5 die annually
  • 3. Humana People to People ... and some more reasons: More than 33 million people around the world are infected by HIV/AIDS, 22,5 million in Africa alone Each year, more than 8 million people around the world die because they are too poor to stay alive Over 1 billion people1 in 6 people around the worldlive in extreme poverty, defined as living on less than $1 a day. More than 800 million go hungry each day ONE person in SEVEN has no access to clean water for drinking, cooking or washing.
  • 4. Humana People to People Mozambique 1975 98% could not read and write Samora Machel, the president had 4 years in school 100 doctors for 12 million people No education or healthcare system Whole economy based on cotton 2000 telephones in the entire country
  • 5. Humana People to People Africa today Today, the continent is still in transition, with a large number of social and economic challenges, including unemployment, low agricultural production, and limited infrastructure and social services. Due to these and many other problems the majority of the African countries are still considered among the poorest in the world. Low income and high prevalence of HIV / AIDS combined with frequent floods and drought contribute to the difficulties the African continent is currently facing.
  • 6. Who started Humana People to People Movement
  • 7. Let the world be your classroom and the people you meet your teachers
  • 8. On buses to India
  • 9. Travelling Discovering the Reality Changing the Future Let the world be your classroom and the people you meet your teachers Knowledge demanded action Take care. Humana People to People
  • 10. U-landshj脱lp fra Folk til Folk UFF - Humana People to People Started as a movement against apartheid. Collected materials, book, clothes, food ... to refugees from Zimbabwe in Mozambique. Supported ANC, SWAPO, FRELIMO, ZANU, ZAPU and liberation movements in Southern Africa. Humana People to People
  • 11. First project in Africa Building the Chindunduma school in Zimbabwe 1980 Humana People to People
  • 12. The Federation for Associations connected to the International HUMANA PEOPLE TO PEOPLE Movement Born 1977 in Denmark as Development Aid from People to People The Federation founded in its current form in 1996 Currently consists of 34 member associations Working in 42 countries 13 main sectors of work Running more than 320 projects Projects involve more than 5.6 million people worldwide Chairperson since 1997 Maria Darsbo Headquarters in Zimbabwe Humana People to People
  • 13. Here you find Humana People to People members Humana People to People
  • 14. Humana People to People Here you find Humana People to People members
  • 15. Humana People to People Humana People to People worldwide
  • 16. Sectors Collection, sorting and sales of second hand clothes, north Clothes and shoe sales, south Teacher Training Colleges The schools for children Vocational schools HOPE Humana TCE Total Control of the Epidemic Child Aid Farmers clubs Development Instructor Program Frontline Institute Humana People to People
  • 17. Second hand clothes sale The goals are: To raise funds for a variety of projects in poor countries . To recycle instead of throwing away out what still has value . To provide clothes at affordable price level in developing countries To create jobs for people who need it and through that support their families Humana People to People
  • 18. Teacher training colleges Education key to development. A great lack of well trained teachers Outdated pedagogoical methods Teachers of the future Teachers play a vital role in their community 16 TTCs in Angola, Mozambique, Malawi and Denmark Humana People to People
  • 19. The schools for children Childrens towns Street childrens schools For children in difficult circumstances Children study primary school subjects and different practical skills Schools in: Mozambique, Zambia, Angola, Namibia Humana People to People
  • 20. Vocational schools 15 schools in 7 countries Involve 1.000 people For young adults who wish to acquire skills and knowledge Agriculture, construction business, Hotel and Tourism, and Motor Mechanics Studies Theoretical and practical skills graduate with either national diplomas or recognized private diplomas at the end of their training
  • 21. One world One Hope 10 projects in 6 countries Involves 307.730 people 5 main elements Contact and training services (Hope centers) Health services (inc. testing and counseling) Operational research( learn more about HIV/AIDS) Opinion Forming Activities (influence authorities, work places etc to fight against Aids epidemic with knowledge) Outreach program (adapt people to safer behavior and help communities to battle the epidemic)
  • 22. TCE Total Control of the Epidemic In Zimbabwe, Botswana, Mozambique, Zambia Internationally recognized program to fight HIV/AIDS epidemic Program cost 1USD/year/person Humana People to People
  • 23. Child Aid 32 projects in 12 countries Involves 490.000 people Based on 10 main lines Strengthening the economy of the families Health and hygiene Pre-schools Children as active in the political, social, cultural and economic sphere of society Children without parents Education District development Environment Local choice by each project Local choice by each project Humana People to People
  • 24. C to C from Communal to Commercial farmer and farmers clubs Projects in Zimbabwe, Mozambique, Guinea Bissau, Involve 76.992 people Agricultural training program Farmers are trained for 3 years Study agriculture and at the same time get a first hand experience with new crops and new techniques Farmers clubs run community banks, where members can get small loans, and various income generating productions are started Humana People to People
  • 25. Humanas Projects in India HOPE Training Centers for DIs Green Action Academy for Working Children Community Development Projects
  • 32. Development Instructor program 13 schools in 4 continents (Europe, Asia, Africa, America) Students will work as Development Instructor at one of the development projects in Africa, Asia or Central America Over 10.000 DIs since 1980