Nonviolent Peace force

ANNUAL REPORT 2005 Global Vision, Local Impact May 15, 2006

Dear Friends of Nonviolent Peaceforce

We have demonstrated the effectiveness of nonviolent peacekeeping in challenging situations. Now with violence on the upswing in Sri Lanka, the site of our first project, our teams are relying more than ever on their extensive training, experience, and relationships. Our field team members continue to provide accompaniment for at-risk civilians, help return and protect child soldiers, facilitate dialog among opposing groups, assist with the return of refugees, provide rumor control, and connect those in need to resources and aid. We have demonstrated that we can support and maintain peacekeeping teams in the field. With the arrival of the second wave of peacekeepers to Sri Lanka in September, we increased our project staff to 30, opened a new site in Trincomalee, and took a leadership role with partner organization PAFFREL in coordinating international observers for the November elections, which were the most peaceful in recent history. We have demonstrated that we can recruit, assess and train very talented peacekeepers from around the world. In 2005 we received 255 applications from 60 countries, nearly 20 for every available peacekeeping position. We are learning from our work. After an extensive onsite evaluation of our Sri Lanka project in the spring of 2005 we gained a deeper understanding of the many forms of accompaniment and ways to preserve nonpartisanship while maintaining good relationships, and as a result, made adjustments to our program, training, and staffing. We are witnessing a growing international acceptance of the need for nonviolent peacekeeping. In July, the Global Partnership for the Prevention of Armed Conflict (GPPAC) met at the U.N. Civilian unarmed peacekeeping was prominent and the work of NP specifically featured in the global agenda presented to the Secretary General. We are in discussions with several U.N. agencies that have resulted in a joint framework agreement with UN High Commission on Refugees and our first grant from UNICEF in Sri Lanka. We have demonstrated effectiveness. We are continually learning. There is a growing global recognition of the need for and utility of nonviolent peacekeeping and people from around the world want to serve as peacekeepers. Now we must build our capacity to respond to the growing demand. At our International Governing Council meeting last August we approved the initiation of a strategic planning process to become large scale and the creation of a Capacity Building Department to increase the worldwide pool of trained, assessed, and ready-to-deploy civilian peacekeepers. We will need this increased capacity to staff peacekeeping in places like Colombia and Uganda, where projects are currently being proposed. We are deeply grateful to the Member Organizations, foundations, governments, businesses, faith and community groups, and individuals who generously donate their time, expertise, and financial resources to further our vision of building a large-scale international civilian unarmed peacekeeping force and ask for your continued support. With Hope and Resolve,

Claudia Samayoa Tim Wallis Mel Duncan Co-Chair Co-Chair Executive Director

II Cover photos: Kati Hoeteger, Fabijan Periškic, Bob Fitch In 2005 We Worked Together To

ENCOURAGE GROWTH OF CIVIL SOCIETY IN SRI BE RECOGNIZED AS AN AFFORDABLE PARTNER LANKA in three districts threatened by violence by IN CRISIS MANAGEMENT by several international facilitating dialog between local Tamil, Sinhalese, and organizations, such as UNICEF (with a partnership on Muslim communities, providing protective presence in prevention of child soldiers’ recruitment in Sri Lanka), volatile situations, helping control rumors in the aftermath UNHCR (a framework agreement is currently being of violent events, providing safety and passage to high- finalized), and the European Union (as member of a risk civilians, and monitoring public gatherings to prevent partnership to pool nonviolent training resources).* forced recruitment of child soldiers. INTRODUCE AN ADVOCATE TEAM who make COLLABORATE WITH THE PEOPLES ACTION FOR significant financial contributions and help raise additional FREE AND FAIR ELECTIONS (PAFFREL) during the major gifts. November elections in Sri Lanka to coordinate 100+ international observers, with 15 field team members plus 34 : NP volunteers from around the world. Although election- Plans for 2006 include related violence was lower than in DEPLOYING A THIRD WAVE OF PEACEKEEPERS in Sri the past, extensive intimidation in the Lanka by June. Twelve men north and east prevented many from Nonviolent Peaceforce is and women completed the four- week core training and assessment voting. In January 2006 in Palestine in a nonpartisan unarmed in south India during April 06. conjunction with Member Organization peacekeeping force composed Grassroots International Protection of well trained civilians from for the Palestinian People (GIPP), 35 INCREASING MEMBER around the world. In partnership NP supporters from nine countries ORGANIZATION volunteered as election monitors. with local groups, professional INVOLVEMENT via input into Nonviolent Peaceforce members the strategic planning process and AGREE UPON AN EARLY WARNING apply proven nonviolent strategies regional meetings. The European PROJECT FOR MINDANAO, in the to protect human rights, deter Meeting was held in late March, Southern Philippines, an area that has violence, and help create space North America will meet in mid June, and other regions are in been plagued for decades by violent for local peacemakers to carry out the planning stages. The 2007-09 conflict. A two-person advance team their work. will be sent to Mindanao in June 06. strategic plan will be discussed Building upon the work of at the Annual International HIRE AN INTERIM AFRICA Mahatma Gandhi and other Governing Council Meeting REGIONAL COORDINATOR who is unarmed peaceworkers, our in Sri Lanka in September. Implementation will begin at building the foundation for a potential vision is to create a large-scale the 2nd International Assembly project in Uganda. We also set the nonviolent peacekeeping force. stage for the advanced Colombia scheduled for March 2007 in exploration that took place in February Kenya. 2006. LAYING THE FOUNDATION TO BUILD AN CONDUCT NONVIOLENCE TRAINING IN INDIA INTERNATIONAL POOL of 500 assessed and trained resulting in Hindus and Muslims joining together to take a nonviolent peacekeepers by the end of 2008. A trainer pledge of nonviolence on September 11 in Delhi. workshop will be held in Thailand in July 2006 that will enable core training in all NP world regions. PARTICIPATE IN THE GLOBAL PARTNERSHIP FOR THE PREVENTION OF ARMED CONFLICT (GPPAC) IMPLEMENTING TWO GLOBAL FUNDRAISING AND Conference “From Reaction to Prevention” at the United AWARENESS CAMPAIGNS – redesigned Peace Bonds Nations where NP organized a workshop on “Civilian and “Work a Day for Peace” to commemorate the 100 year Deployment, Unarmed Civilian Peacekeeping, and anniversary of Gandhi’s Satyagraha movement on Sept 11 Nonviolent Peaceforce.” including an insight trip for Advocate Team Members and selected youth to Delhi in September. *UNICEF – United Nations International Children’s Emergency Fund, UNHCR – United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees  “NP gives us courage to act, for those who have not acted to start acting…NP is not intrusive or overpowering, but takes (the) lead from community rather than imposing on community.” Deployments Yami (name changed), civil society advocate, Sri Lanka

Nonviolent Peaceforce (NP) Working Groups around UNICEF, NP is able to help provide safe places for the world recommend unarmed peacekeeping projects women and children and link them with community- which are refined by the NP Program Committee and based organizations and international NGOs capable then recommended to the NP Executive Committee of offering relief. and full International Governing Council (IGC) based In Trincomalee, where tensions among Tamil, on: 1) potential for impact, 2) strong local partnerships, Sinhala, and Muslim Communities are high, the and 3) broad funding potential. team has been focusing on supporting the local peace committees/makers to manage crises where violence Sri Lanka is likely to escalate and serving as a reference to At the end of 2005 NP had 30 project staff in Sri other international organizations for early warning Lanka working at the grassroots level in three vola- information. tile districts, building upon two years of work with In Batticaloa, much of the team’s work has been local peacebuilders and human rights workers. Our concentrated on the need to protect civilian non- peacekeepers are from 17 different countries all over combatants from being caught up in the LTTE in- the world, and can collectively speak 40 different fighting, as well as to provide protection and support languages. to families and activists working on issues of child recruitment. The team has also been working with Muslim and Tamil community groups in ethnically segregated areas to provide protection and general peacebuilding support.

In Trincomalee, an NP vehicle was stopped forcefully by more than 20 highly charged youth. They banged the NP vehicle and accused NP photo: © Bob Fitch, bobfitchphoto.com of facilitating a meeting between a Jaleel, Peters, and Midori visit disputed land with par- ties to the disagreement Buddhist monk and LTTE (Liberation Tigers of Tamil Eelam) political Because of the experience and network built over this head. They criticized INGOs of time, when the tsunami hit at the end of 2004 NP was being biased. Rather than driving able to provide immediate accompaniment and trans- away, the NP Field Team members portation to local and international relief groups, fol- carefully listened to their grievances lowed by monitoring, reporting, and other assistance and clarified the misunderstandings. in the months that followed, helping ensure equitable After an hour of discussions, the distribution of aid, particularly in the unstable areas mob apologized for their threats and of the East. asked NP to visit them anytime. NP in Sri Lanka and UNICEF have developed a new partnership that takes a comprehensive approach towards child protection and is an outgrowth of our work to secure the release of child soldiers. With  Violence spiraled in Sri Lanka following national elections in November 2005. NP Field Team Members on the island’s In Jaffna, the team has mainly east coast activated “shuttle diplomacy,” meetings and worked with civil society groups gatherings. This allowed grassroots leaders from various and individuals to increase their ethnic groups and military leaders to meet in safety, clarify capacity to reduce tensions and, rumors, and dispel fears. Immediate conflicts were resolved, as part of the revised mandate the army withdrew some checkpoints, and 1,600 people to increase monitoring after the returned to their homes after being displaced. tsunami, visited many of the affected areas under government or LTTE control. Protecting Sri Lankans so they can work for peace remains the primary objective of the NP Sri Lanka team. As violence esca- lated in the final quarter of 2005, NP field teams worked to defuse tensions and ensure the safety of civil society workers.

Sri Lanka Project Staff photo: ©Bob Fitch, bobfitchphoto.com Eldred de Klerk, Team Manager Sri Lanka Project Team, October 2005 Saroja De Mel, Accounting Assistant Ellen Furnari, Learning and Evaluation Officer Umar Jaleel, Field Officer Susan Granada, Philippines Randy Janz, Field Officer Karen Green, UK William Knox, Project Director (through August 05) Atif Hameed, Pakistan Abdul Majith, Field Officer Miranda Hochberg, USA Ayomi Miriyagalla, Assistant Team Manager Kati Hoetger, Germany Jan Passion, Deputy Director Aila Jibo, Kenya Angela Pinchero, Programme Manager Andy Mason, UK (through October 05) Marcel Smits, Project Director (began September 05) Kwan-Sen Wen, Taiwan/Egypt Priyaneel Wijekularatne Project Accountant Peters Nyawanda, Kenya Kathy Orovwigho, Nigeria Field Team Members Oloo (Charles) Otieno, Kenya Frank Mackay Anim-Appiah, Ghana Midori Oshima, Japan (through October 05) Karen Ayasse, Germany (through October 05) Fabijan Periškic, Serbia Kingsley Ayettey, Ghana Crina Resteman, Romania Sjors Beenker, Netherlands Sunzu Salvator, Burundi Thomas Brinson, USA (through June 05) Pramila Sinha, Canada John Calogero, USA Daniel Tripp, UK Mariza Dacoron, Philippines Ashfaqul Wahab, Bangladesh (through December 05) Bella Desai, USA Rita Webb, USA

 Deployments Philippines There have been ongoing violent conflicts in would seek a military solution while remaining open Mindanao in the Southern Philippines for decades, to a negotiated end, but both tracks are yet to yield a essentially a struggle by the Muslim population lasting solution in a complicated conflict with ethnic for land and self-determination against the and socio-economic undercurrents. predominantly Christian authorities and peoples. The major goal of the Uganda project proposal Over 120,000 lives have been lost in the conflict in under discussion is to enable civil society to build a the last 30 years. In spite of the ceasefire agreements foundation for reconciliation and peace. Activities between the government and different guerrilla could include protecting internally displaced forces, there is a risk of renewed large-scale violence people in camps, protecting children from forced and the constant fear of violence affects daily life. recruitment into armed service and facilitating The Mindanao project access to resources for is designed to increase reintegration of former the effectiveness of local child soldiers, facilitating initiatives towards peace the establishment by accompaniment, the of peace zones, and linking of local groups to providing training in national and international non-violent conflict agencies, and the patrolling, resolution. monitoring, and reporting of areas of tension. The work Colombia will be based in vulnerable Colombia has seen rural communities with decades of violent local organizations that have Internally displaced children at a camp in Northern Uganda conflict with several requested the presence of guerillas, paramilitaries internationals. Learning from our experiences in Sri and the Colombian army as the main armed actors, Lanka, NP is working on this project with a number with massacres of civilians committed by all sides, of local partners mostly organized in the PAKAT making thousands of people internal refugees, network. and contributing to severe sanitary, nutritional, An advance team of two experienced NP Field Team educational, and security problems. Various villages Members will begin working in Mindanao in June have organized themselves in recent years as “Peace 2006 to clarify the NP role and partner relationships Communities or “communities in resistance”. and prepare for deployment of a five-person team In response to the call for international protective once dedicated funding is received. presence from local individuals, communities, and human rights organizations, the NP Colombia Uganda Working Group has proposed a deployment in Redemptor Ries Binta, a woman who has worked Colombia. to heal the wounds of her home country Rwanda, If adopted, the project would begin with two teams joined NP at the end of 2005 as the Interim Africa of approximately 16 total field team members Regional Coordinator to explore the possibilities for a who would live in the vulnerable rural “Peace project in northern Uganda which has been plagued Communities” to protect the lives of those who are by rebellions since 1986, the longest and most desperately struggling for justice and peace in their devastating by the Lord’s Resistance Army (LRA). country. The proposed project has the potential to The Ugandan government confirmed in 2005 that it grow to up to 100 Field Team Members.  Capacity Building & Training

The need for unarmed peacekeeping is greater than In India, unarmed civilian conflict intervention existing capacity to answer it, both within NP and training is already taking place under the leadership other international organizations. The NP Capacity of Asia Regional Coordinator Rajiv Vora and Building Department, created by the IGC in 2005, is Member Organization Swarajpeeth. On Sept 11, growing the pool of qualified and ready-to-deploy 2005, 250 men and women from 11 cities and towns unarmed peacekeepers to meet this worldwide in India, including a large number of Muslims, demand. Its work includes refining NP core participated in a conference in which 56 participants training curriculum, capturing ongoing learning, took the pledge of nonviolence to become “shanti building and maintaining a registry of assessed and saniks” and spread communal harmony. qualified peacekeepers, developing “rapid response” September 11, 1906 is the date that Mahatma Gandi capability, and developing a NP youth strategy and began “Satyagraha” (organized nonviolent action program. based upon “truth force”), a nonviolent campaign against discriminatory laws in South Africa. NP and Swarajpeeth will hold a Satyagraha Centennial commemoration in Delhi on September 11, 2006, including international dialogue and the Oath of Nonviolence. Others around the world can join in the commemoration by pledging to seek to resolve personal conflicts nonviolently and “Work a Day for Peace” to encourage governments and civilians worldwide to seek nonviolent solutions to conflict.

Field Team members practicing nonviolent intervention among forces with weapons. The Training Subcommittee conducted a thorough review of materials from the first two NP core trainings and developed a new set of training guidelines. NP will offer a “train the trainer” session in Thailand July 2006 that will enable regional core trainings in Africa, Latin America, and North America in 2006 and in every NP region in 2007. “Shanti Saniks” taking a pledge of nonviolence in Delhi on September 11 Rapid Response Capability means having the In conjunction with several MOs, NP Europe set organizational process and capacity, including up two two-year training partnerships co-funded well-trained NP reserves in every world region, to by the EU: ARCA (Associations and Resources for respond, within one to two months or less, to urgent Conflict Management Skills), which will improve requests for unarmed civilian peacekeepers. Rapid peace education and training in conflict management Response would also include communications plans across Europe by sharing experiences and lessons to help mobilize worldwide public opinion including learned, and ALPICOM (A Learning Partnership in coordinating short site visits by well-known people Conflict Management), where partners will catalogue such as internationally respected religious leaders, their training offerings to be more accessible to a Nobel laureates, etc. wider audience.  Advocacy

In response to Secretary General Kofi Annan’s awareness is critical as the European Union is the challenge for civil society to take a more active world’s largest funder for NGOs, even more if you role in conflict prevention, several NP staff, IGC add the 25 Member States. members, and Member Organizations (MOs) were NP expanded our involved in the Global Partnership for the Prevention communications of Armed Conflict (GPPAC) planning process and and fundraising conference which brought more than 800 people capacity with from 118 countries to the UN in July 2005. NP was the addition of one of eleven organizations worldwide whose work professional was featured in the Global Action Agenda that staff in Europe, was built from fifteen regional action agendas and North America, encouraged UN agencies, national governments, and and Sri Lanka other large institutions to politically and financially and regularly support civilian unarmed peacekeeping. Communications Assistant Yoland Segui communicated tabling at EU conference in Brussels NP has built updates in English, on the recent Spanish, and French via the website, emails, developments and the “Rumors of Peace” print newsletter. Six in the European Country Groups, 16 U.S. chapters, 33 Advocate Team Union Members, and numerous other volunteers utilized institutions and the NP DVD, poster, power point presentation, Member States exhibit, speakers guide, brochures, and other to recognize materials to tell others about our groundbreaking Regional Coordinator Alvaro Ramirez-Durini and IGC civilian response work. member John Stewart networking at GPPAC teams as an 2005 highlights included Canadian volunteer Shall important instrument in the prevention of violent Sinha speaking to 24 Rotary Clubs in California, a conflict, through presentation of materials, meetings, multi-event youth focused weekend organized by briefing papers, seminars, newsletters, and bringing the Inland Communities (California) Chapter of the field partners to meet officials in Brussels. These Fellowship of Reconciliation, an exhibit and tour by efforts along with the election of Europe Regional former FTM Midori Oshima coordinated by NP MOs Coordinator Alessandro Rossi to vice president of in Germany, and an 11 city, 50 event U.S. speaking the European Peacebuilding Liason Office (EPLO), tour by Asia the major European peace NGO’s platform, have Pacific Regional helped NP become more widely known among Coordinator the European development sector, European Rajiv Vora hosted Confederation of Churches, and in the European by several NP Parliament. chapters and NP Europe has been involved in European advocate team discussions on issues such as civilian capabilities in members. crisis management, conflict prevention, a European

Civilian Peace Corps, EU budget allocation and Volunteer Shall Sinha speaking to Sunrise CIVCOM (the EU civilian committee for crisis Rotary Club in Castro Valley, California management) issues. Advocacy and public

 Advocate Team

The Advocate Team was launched in Advocate Team on retreat in Western Washington March of 2005 to involve stewardship activities included: hosting house parties, donors with nonviolence education and underwriting restaurant benefits, organizing a silent Nonviolent Peaceforce fundraising. auction and a plant sale, planning and speaking at The Advocate Team seeks to raise a public events, arranging media interviews, pursing substantial percentage of the NP budget strategic networking relationships, and introducing Erika Shatz, Major every year. Gifts Officer NP to friends and colleagues. In 2005, 33 Advocate Team Members gave and raised over $250,000. Their financial goal Advocate Team Members in 2006 is $400,000. Fundraising and awareness David Berrian Tineka Kurth Kerry Cashman and Katherine Leighton Bill Barnett Robert Levering Peg and Ken Champney Kate McKeown Steve Birdlebough and Barbara Moulton Sally Davis Michael Nagler Linda and Michael Dunn Mary Lou and Eugene Ott Advocate Team Members make a multi-year Diane Dunn Michela Perrone and Raj and Helen Desai Jack Barringer commitment to David Foecke James Phoenix • Make a significant financial gift to Helena Halperin Mae Stadler Nonviolent Peaceforce Gloria Joyce and Ed Flowers Ann Warner Kimberly Keen Sue Wolpert • Invite other members of their community to Janet and Gus Kious support NP generously • Attend an annual Advocate Team Member retreat for nonviolence and philanthropy training (optional) • Travel to an active NP site to feel the power of our work first hand (optional)

Educational Opportunities for Advocate Team Members include • Meetings and visits with international NP leaders • Breaking news of NP work in the field and other achievements • Reports on NP program evaluations and planning sessions • National and international nonviolence conferences • Invitations to philanthropy education programs • A 100-page Advocate Team Member notebook of education resources • Virtual book study group Advocate Team members on an insight trip in Sri Lanka

 International Governing Council Africa Europe Middle East

Omar Diop John Stewart, Kai Frithjof Simonetta Costanzo Renad Qubbaj Israel Naor, Israel Senegal Zimbabwe Brand-Jacobsen Pittaluga, Spain Palestine (began Oct. 05) Romania (began Sept. 05) North America Asia/Pacific

Francesco Tullio Tim Wallis, Co-Chair Italy United Kingdom (through April 05) Donna Howard Sheri Wander USA USA (began June 05) Young Kim Akihiko Kimijima South Korea Japan Latin America At Large

Ramu Manivannan India

Lyn Adamson Hindolo (Michael) Claudia Samayoa Paloma Ayala Vela Secretary Pokawa, Sierra Leone Co-Chair Mexico Canada International Guatemala

Phil Ritter, Treasurer Eric Bachman Antonio Coelho USA Treasurer Uruguay (through Aug. 05) Germany (began Nov. 05)

International Staff

Mel Duncan David Grant, Strategic David Hartsough Ginny Holloran Rachel Julian Nick Mele Christine Schweitzer Executive Director Relations Director Capacity Building Director Chief Financial Officer Fundraising Director Communications Programme Director Director

 Regional Coordinators

Redemptor Ries Binta Rajiv Vora Alessandro Rossi Alvaro Ramirez-Durini Joan Bernstein Africa Asia/Pacific Europe Latin America and North America the Caribbean

Member Organizations INTERNATIONAL ASIA/PACIFIC EUROPE MIDDLE EAST Center for Nonviolent Communication AKKAPKA Action for Peace and Justice, The Aland Islands Peace Institute, Fez Sais, Morocco International Fellowship Philippines Finland Grassroots International for the of Reconciliation Asian Forum for Human Rights and Austrian Study Center for Peace and Protection of Palestinians, Palestine International Peace Bureau Development, Thailand Conflict Resolution, Austria Holy Land Trust, Palestine International Women’s Peace Service Association of Peoples of Asia, India Berretti Bianchi Onlus, Italy Israeli Committee Against House Nonviolence International Australia Yearly Meeting of the Bund fuer Soziale Verteidigung, Demolitons, Israel Zen Peacemakers Religious Society of Friends Germany International Solidarity Movement, Unrepresented Nations and Peoples’ Center for the Study and Promotion Center for Peace Studies—University Palestine Organisation of Peace, Duta Wacana Christian of Tromso, Norway MEND Middle East Nonviolence and YES! Youth for Environmental Sanity University, Indonesia Centro Studi Difesa Civile, Italy Democracy, Palestine Committee for Nonviolent Action in MAN-Mouvement pour une Alternative Palestinian Center for Rapprochement Burma, India Non-violente, France Between People, Palestine AFRICA Foundation for Democracy, Pakistan European Platform for Conflict Academic Associates/PeaceWorks, Friends of Tibet, India Prevention and Transformation, Nigeria Friends Without Borders, Pakistan Netherlands NORTH AMERICA CEMADEV-Femme, Rwanda Lakshmi Ashram, India Forum ZFD Civil Peace Service, Buddhist Peace Fellowship, USA Chemchemi Ya Ukweli (UYK)— Nipponzan Myohoji, Japan Germany Wellspring of Truth, Kenya CONTACT, USA Nonviolent Peaceforce Australia NFL-Norges Fredslag, Norway Fellowship of Reconciliation, USA IFCA (Institute for Commercial and Nonviolent Peaceforce Japan Netherlands Expert Centre Administrative Training), Burundi Global Exchange, USA Nonviolent Peaceforce Korea Alternatives to Violence Global Peace Services, USA Mano River Women’s Network, Guinea PAKAT, Phillipines Nonviolence International, Russia NOVASC—Nonviolent Action and Jewish Peace Fellowship, USA Peace Boat, Japan NOVA Centre per a la Innovacio Michigan Peace Team, USA Strategies for Social Change, The Peace Foundation, New Zealand Social, Spain Zimbabwe Nonviolent Peaceforce-Canada Peace Information Center, Thailand PATRIR Peace Action Training and Pace e Bene-USA WANEP-West Africa Network for Pyungtongsa (Solidarity for Peace and Research Institute of Romania Peacekeeping, Ghana, Senegal Pax-Christi-USA Reunification in Korea), Korea Peaceworkers UK, England Peaceful Tomorrows, USA WOPD-Women Organization for Peace Resource Center for Empowerment and Scottish Centre for Nonviolence and Development, Kenya Peaceworkers US, USA Development, Philippines Switzerland Without An Army Sojourners, USA Swarajpeeth, India Women in Black Against War, Serbia Tikkun, USA Tibetan Parliamentary and Policy Training for Change, USA Research Center, India Voices of Women for Peace, Canada Women Making Peace, Korea LATIN AMERICA Women Peacemakers, Cambodia Asociación Pro-Busqueda de Niñas y Youth Approach for Development & Niños Desapercidos, El Slavador Cooperation, Bangladesh Comisión Para La Defensa De Los Derechos Humanos En Centro­ america, CODEHUCA, Costa Rica Franciscans International, Bolivia Fundación Rigoberta Menchu Tum, Guatemala Grupo de Apoyo Mutuo, Guatemala Iniciative Ecumenica Oscar Romero, Uruguay Red de Apoyo por la Justicia y la Paz, Venezuela Red de Cooperación Internacional, Uruguay SERPAZ, Ecuador  Financial Support Foundations Appleton Foundation Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund Pond Foundation The Arsenault Family Foundation Gandhian Foundation S & C Foundation Aurora Foundation George Family Foundation Sacajawea Charitable Foundation James Ford Bell Foundation The Glickenhaus Foundation The Saint Paul Foundation Brico Fund The Greystone Foundation Samsara Foundation Bristol Charitable Foundation Inc The William H. & Mattie Wattis Harris Foundation Samuel Rubin Foundation The California Wellness Foundation Hamalainen Charitable Trust Saudek Family Trust Calvert Social Investment Foundation Headwaters Fund Frances Fund of the Solidago Foundation Carnegie Corporation of New York Swanee Hunt Family Foundation The Solmonson Fund Helen M. Casey Center I Do Foundation The Joseph L. and Marjoie S. Steiner Foundation Funny Times Peace Fund of the Cleveland Kopp Family Foundation TSC Foundation Foundation Lincoln Community Foundation, Inc. The Valentine Fund of the Tides Foundation Community Foundation of Broward McKenzie River Gathering Foundation Kim Lund Donor Advised Fund of the Women’s Community Foundation of Western Morgan Family Foundation Foundation of Minnesota Massachusetts. The New Hampshire Charitable Foundation Winard Family Trust Community Solutions Fund Oswald Family Foundation Eagle Rock Charitable Foundation, Inc. Peace Development Fund Fenwick Foundation Ploughshares Fund

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15 Financial Report

Statement of Financial Position

ASSETS Current Assets: Cash and Cash Equivalents $877,037 Receivables 56,176 Prepaid Expenses 2,184 Total Current Assets 935,397 Property and Equipment 67,746 Deposit 965 TOTAL ASSETS $1,004,108

LIABILITIES AND NET ASSETS Current Liabilities: Accounts Payable $30,639 Current Portion of Long-Term Debt 18,333 Total Current Liabilities 48,972 Long-Term Debt 58,334 Total Liabilities $107,306

Net Assets: Unrestricted $584,314 Temporarily Restricted 312,488 Total Net Assets $896,802

TOTAL LIABILITIES AND NET ASSETS $1,004,108

* Euros converted to $1.18 U.S. Dollars for December 31, 2005 asset and liability balances.

16 Statement of Activities In-Kind For the year ending December 31, 2005 Contributions 6% Revenue Public 2005 Agencies SUPPORT AND REVENUE 12% Individuals Individuals $1,047,403 49%

Foundations/Corporations 588,483 Foundations/ Public Agencies 247,620 Corporations 27% Individuals and Faith Communities 129,720 Faith Communities 55% Miscellaneous 6,024 In-Kind Contributions 130,266 Faith Total Support and Revenue $2,149,516 Communities 6% EXPENSES Deployed Peacekeepers $1,225,940 Capacity Building and Training 241,070 Management Expenses Total Program Services 1,467,010 and General 13% 2005 Support Services: Capacity Management and General 211,172 Building and Training Fundraising 265,069 15% Deployed Peacekeepers Total Support Services 476,241 57% Total Expense $1,943,252 Fundraising 16% CHANGE IN NET ASSETS $206,865 Net Assets - Beginning of Year $689,937 Net Assets - End of Year $896,802

* Euros converted to $1.25 U.S. Dollars based on the average exchange rate during 2005. This statement summarizes the activities of the three legal entities composing the international body of Nonviolent Peaceforce. Accounts are audited under the legislations of Belgium, U.S., and Sri Lanka and the auditors’ statements are available upon request.

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