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Nacro Report 17.Cdr in YOUR Country chapter in YOUR Country chapter NACRO New Apostolic Church Relief Organisation 2018 CONSOLIDATED ANNUAL REPORT [email protected] www.nacrozmz.com nacro Nacro Annual Report 2018 New Apostolic Church Relief Organsiation New Apostolic Church Relief Organisation Report 2018 Head Office Malawi Country Office Zimbabwe Country Office Plot 109A, Marrapodi Villa Plot No. 14/22, Area 14, Plot No. 53, Clyde Road, P. O. Box 32297 P O Box 349, P O Box 3442, Lusaka, Zambia. LILONGWE HARARE, ZIMBABWE. +260 211 223631 +265 996 198 139 +260 211 223631 [email protected]/[email protected] [email protected] [email protected] www.nacrozmz.com www.nacrozmz.com www.nacrozmz.com i [email protected] www.nacrozmz.com nacro Annual Report 2018 New Apostolic Church Relief Organsiation CONTENTS Executive Summary ........................................................................... Projects and Activities........................................................................ Strategic Pathway 1 – Education Thematic Area .............................. Strategic Pathway 2 – Health, water, sanitation ............................... and hygiene thematic area ................................................................. Strategic Pathway 3 – Agriculture and household............................. income thematic area.......................................................................... Strategic Pathway 4 - Disaster Mitigation and Risk Reduction......... Strategic Pathway 5 - Organizational Development & Institutional Strengthening................................................................ Financial Report................................................................................. Conclusion.......................................................................................... [email protected] www.nacrozmz.com nacro ii Annual Report 2018 New Apostolic Church Relief Organsiation iii [email protected] www.nacrozmz.com nacro Annual Report 2018 New Apostolic Church Relief Organsiation List of Acronyms ADC Area Development Committee AIDS Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndrome CISANET Civil Society Agriculture Network CONGOMA Council of Non-Governmental Organizations in Malawi CBD Country Board of Directors CSEC Civil Society Education Coalition DAA 28 District Apostle Area 28 (Zambia, Malawi and Zimbabwe) DACs District Advisory Committees DADO District Agriculture Development Officer DCDO District Community Development Officer DRM Disaster Relief management ECCDC Early childhood care and development centre ED Executive Director FBOs Faith Based Organizations GVH Group Village Headman HIV Human Immunodeficiency Virus IGA Income Generating Activity LSIC Livelihood Savings and Investment Cooperatives MK Malawi Kwacha NAC New Apostolic Church NACRO New Apostolic Church Relief Organization NGO Non-Government Organization OVC Orphans and Vulnerable Children PEPFAR President's Emergency Plan for AIDS Relief PPCR Pilot Programme for Climate Resilience PTAs Parents and Teachers' Association RAC Regional Advisory Committee SABOS Sustainable Agriculture and Business Opportunities SAC Satellite Advisory Committee SDP Strategic Development Plan VDC Village Development Committee WASHE Water, Sanitation, Health and Education WDCs Ward Development Committees ZMW Zambian Kwacha [email protected] www.nacrozmz.com nacro iv Annual Report 2018 New Apostolic Church Relief Organsiation v [email protected] www.nacrozmz.com nacro Annual Report 2018 New Apostolic Church Relief Organsiation 1.0 Executive Summary his annual report provides the account on the performance of activities The period under review saw efforts implemented by New Apostolic Church Relief Organization (NACRO) in of the Organization yield yet more TZambia, Malawi and Zimbabwe in the year 2018. New Apostolic Church results and favorable outcomes. The Relief Organization is a Non-Governmental Organization (NGO) under the New areas to note are the increase in Apostolic Church. The organization was established to operate as a development number of active projects from five to and humanitarian wing of the church and it exists to help the needy and eight Malawi and decreased from disadvantaged communities of different geographical backgrounds as well as fifteen to thirteen in Zambia. Project implement social development activities targeting various communities. NACRO Incomes (values) to completion also works to accomplish its goals by most importantly mobilizing resources and showed an upward movement from contributing towards the reduction of poverty and improvement of livelihood EUR €359,209 to EUR €913,757 in which is its core mandate through various projects. Malawi; and from €520,828.52 to €854,466.07 in Zambia and recorded NACRO has the following vision: “Strengthened NACRO that transforms zero in Zimbabwe. At Organizational vulnerable communities into resilient and self-sustaining households in the areas level, the number of active primary it operates,” and the mission statement reads as follows: “To provide high quality household beneficiaries reached were demand driven services that impacts positively on the lives of the vulnerable 7 987 households from 7 087.It is communities and provides capacity building that results in stronger resilience mandatory that the organization and improved livelihoods.” being a user of Public Funds gives detailed account of the activities The main strategic goal for the organisation is: “To contribute to improved towards which the funds were livelihoods and strengthened resilience of vulnerable community members by channeled in the bid to help the facilitating access to better services and empowerment based on community community and other developmental needs.” Therefore, all activities undertaken by NACRO are based on this goal. This efforts, hence the report for 2018. report is covering the period January 2018 to December 2018. The period under The report takes the form of outlining review has been a mixed year of new projects coming on board and some projects a summary of Projects and Activities phasing out. with their achievements and challenges by Strategic Pathway In Malawi, during the year, we saw two projects being phased out which were; followed by a discussion of the Luvuwo Irrigation Scheme and Mzuzu Houses for the vulnerable person. The Lessons Learnt and Observations, yearly project supporting two ECCDCs at Mbwatalika and Mchengautuba were Challenges and Recommendations. renewed. During the year two projects – Kazigande-Chikuli ECCDC Project in Blantyre as well as Msongolo Irrigation Scheme Project in Rumphi were rolled LUSAKA out. NACRO Malawi also clinched a Water, Sanitation and Health Education MAY 2019 (WASHE) project from Nak-karitativ. The project will be implemented in Mchinji District and will be rolled out in 2019 In Zambia, during the year, we saw five projects being phased-out which were; Climate -proofed Smallholder Agriculture Promotion Project, Chibombo Farm III, Chibombo Tomato and Onion Value Addition Project, Makapaela NAC Community School I and the Matenda Community Education Support Project. During the year three new projects – Lusaka East Kafue Sisters IGA in Chilanga, Kabeta Small Skills and Crafts Training Project in Choma and the Adolescents Sexual Health and Rights Project in Kalabo were rolled out. [email protected] www.nacrozmz.com nacro 1 Annual Report 2018 New Apostolic Church Relief Organsiation 2 [email protected] www.nacrozmz.com nacro Annual Report 2018 New Apostolic Church Relief Organsiation 2.0 Projects and Activities 2.1 Strategic Pathway 1 – Education Thematic Area. The aim is to Increase Access to Education 2.1.1 Mbwatalika ECCDC in Lilongwe and Mchengautuba ECCDC in Mzuzu, Malawi he yearly project funded by NAK-karitativ provision of school learning materials; provision of aims at increasing access of the vulnerable nutritious vita meals to the children while at school; Tchildren to quality education services provision of teaching and catering materials, drilling through early childhood community development of water borehole at Mbwatalika ECCDC and education targeting at least 185 children by end of provision of up-grading training to teachers. December 2018 at Mbwatalika - 100 pupils and at Mchengautuba ECCDC is at Sonda in Mzuzu. The Mchengautuba – 85 pupils. The project was funded by catchment area is surrounded by 6 villages under NAK-karitativ to the tune of Euro €46,970 Group Village Headman Zulu. It targets 117 (Mwk37.6m). The project initially started in 2012 and households. Mbwatalika ECCDC is in Lilongwe. The since then there has been annual extensions of the catchment area is surrounded by 4 group village project in order to support the centres as they are not headmen and it targets 656 households yet self-sustainable. From the beginning of the 2018 Overall Results: school year Mbwatalika had enrolled 51 children in Result 1: A total number of 85 in the current level one and 50 children progressed into level two academic year graduated from both Mbwatalika and resulting into a total enrolment of 101. 163 children Mchengautuba against the target of 80. This have since graduated into primary school at indicates that the schools have achieved over 100% of Mbwatalika. Mchengautuba ECCDC in the 2018 the planned graduates going to primary school in the academic year had enrolled 41 children in level one project period. and 44 children progressed into level two. The total Result 2: The health of the children has enrolment currently for Mchengautuba is 85 children. improved as 100% of the registered
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