What did 2019 bring? People in Need – Annual Report

Contents Introductory remarks from our CEO International Activities in 2019 1 emergency response and development What did introduction / country programme employees aid beneficiaries volume of aid relief work and reconstruction resilience and nutrition security 2019 bring? social inclusion and protection education and skills sustainable livelihoods and environment People in Need – Annual Report good governance 2 human rights introduction / advocacy activities our activities in 2019 direct aid for the persecuted support for civil society advocacy activities in support of human rights Activities in the Czech Republic in 2019 3 education and awareness introductions / One World Film Festival our support for schools and teachers Varianty migration One World in Schools One World 4 social work and counselling introduction / who we are who we are working with local self-government support for children support for families 5 our donors introduction / our donors our donors thank you organizational structure 6 financial report What did 2019 bring? Contents People in Need – Annual Report

Contents Introductory remarks from our CEO International Activities in 2019 1 emergency response and development introduction / country programme employees aid beneficiaries volume of aid relief work and reconstruction resilience and nutrition security social inclusion and protection education and skills International Activities in the sustainable livelihoods and environment activities Czech Republic good governance 2 human rights Emergency Human Education and Social Work and introduction / advocacy activities our activities in 2019 Response and Rights Awareness Counselling direct aid for the persecuted Development support for civil society In terms of human rights, we focus Our vision is a school that is open to all For people that feel their lives are in dire advocacy activities in support of human rights We help people all over the world, who primarily on supporting people who children and that helps them to develop straits, we off er a wide range of social live in the areas aff ected by natural disas- live in countries under repressive respect and responsibility. We use fi lms and educational services in the Czech Activities in the Czech Republic in 2019 ters or are caught up in armed conflicts. regimes that face constant persecution, to open up discussions on topics such Republic. Apart from direct assistance to 3 education and awareness Our goal is to help them to be able to harassment, and bullying, and who are as human rights, modern Czechoslovak specifi c people, we have been focusing introductions / One World Film Festival stand up on their own feet again and break imprisoned because of their opinions history, and media education. We also on long-term analytical activities, our support for schools and teachers free from the vicious cycle of poverty. and/or activities independent of the organize the One World Film Festival. especially in the area of debts. Varianty state’s power. migration “Thanks to the course, Do you want to know We help people solve One World in Schools I already know how to make We commemorated the how we support Czech their problems with debts One World four types of nutritional fi fth anniversary of the teachers? What topics did or housing. We support 4 social work and counselling porridge for my child,” Russian annexation of One World 2019 explore? children on their journey introduction / who we are Crimea. In Ecuador we who we are says Mutete from Zambia. Or what the winner of the for quality education. working with local self-government Azzam, a boy from Syria, supported the indigenous Stories of Injustice Award And did you hear about support for children is in our community centre people in the defense of Vlasta Černá said at the our campaign for Indebted support for families where he is able to learn their rights. And who won handing over ceremony? Children? 5 our donors math or study English again. the Homo Homini Award? introduction / our donors pp. 44—57 pp. 58—69 our donors pp. 8—29 pp. 30—41 thank you organizational structure contents contents 6 financial report 2 3 What did 2019 bring? People in Need – Annual Report Dear friends, Mrs. Amina is the mother of six children and lives with Contents Please give us a moment of your time to read our annual report. We are trying the two youngest. In 2013, Introductory remarks from our CEO to present information about everything that we do, some of it in a new way, the family had to leave their International Activities in 2019 as well as our values and areas of expertise. We will show you how and why we make decisions, the way in which we structure our work, who the home in the Syrian city of 1 emergency response and development recipients are of our help and support, as well as the partners with whom we Ariha and was not able to introduction / country programme employees cooperate. return until two years later. aid beneficiaries Last year was extremely challenging in many ways. The conflicts in the Middle During the air raids, she lost volume of aid East continued, the security situation in other crisis zones deteriorated, her husband and thus her relief work and reconstruction authoritarian tendencies were stronger and so was a taste for taking harsher source of income. People resilience and nutrition security actions against people, who dare to ask questions that aren’t allowed by the social inclusion and protection ones in power or dare to criticize them. The number of refugees and so-called in Need contributed a small education and skills internally displaced persons has grown and the uncertainty of how to continue grant to her at the turn of sustainable livelihoods and environment (global) cooperation has only increased. The situation has worsened horribly 2019 and 2020. Mrs. Amina good governance in places of armed conflict, where it is no longer about the lives of civilians, but started knitting again. mainly about the interests of those in power. The power of populists, who are In addition to clothes for 2 human rights using cynical pragmatism to undermine humanistic values based on solidarity, her family, she knits for her introduction / advocacy activities human rights, openness, equality and fairness, has also been growing. These neighbours to earn a living. our activities in 2019 are the values on which our work is based and which you will fi nd throughout

direct aid for the persecuted this report. Photo: People in Need support for civil society It is hardly an exaggeration to say that the conflict of values is deepening advocacy activities in support of human rights and is increasingly aff ecting the state of aff airs around the world. This has made it all the more important to explain, repeat and fi ght for the values we Activities in the Czech Republic in 2019 believe in clearly, patiently, fi rmly, and with humility to those with whom 3 education and awareness and for whom we work and with self-confi dence towards those who make introductions / One World Film Festival decisions, towards political elites, towards the public. These are the values our support for schools and teachers of civil society, freedom, human rights, democracy, and humanism. I am Varianty sure that the quality of what we do, the real impact, the partnership and migration sustainability are strong arguments that will stand up even during the conflict One World in Schools with populism. One World I would like to thank you all for your support. But let me, fi rst of all, turn with respect and thanks to the volunteers and colleagues in People in Need at 4 social work and counselling home and abroad, they often do not have it easy and their work is admirable. introduction / who we are I would also like to thank our individual and corporate donors, our partners who we are and governmental or intergovernmental institutional donors! In this report, working with local self-government you will fi nd how we handle your trust and support, as well as your funds, support for children to which you have entrusted us. support for families 5 our donors introduction / our donors Šimon Pánek our donors Chief Executive Offi cer of People in Need thank you organizational structure introductory remarks from our chief executive offi cer 6 financial report 4 What did 2019 bring? International Activities in 2019 Russia* People in Need – Annual Report Moldova / Transnistria Contents Introductory remarks from our CEO Romania Central International Activities in 2019 Ukraine Asia Serbia Azerbaijan 1 emergency response and development introduction / country programme employees Georgia aid beneficiaries volume of aid relief work and reconstruction Bosnia and Syria Nepal resilience and nutrition security Herzegovina Kosovo Mongolia social inclusion and protection Armenia education and skills Philippines sustainable livelihoods and environment Honduras Libya good governance Iraq Afghanistan Bangladesh Cuba human rights 2 Egypt introduction / advocacy activities Mali our activities in 2019 Nicaragua Myanmar Vietnam direct aid for the persecuted Venezuela support for civil society DR Congo Ethiopia advocacy activities in support of human rights Cambodia Activities in the Czech Republic in 2019 education and awareness Human Rights 3 Ecuador introductions / One World Film Festival Armenia, Azerbaijan, Central Asia, Zambia our support for schools and teachers Egypt. Ecuador, Honduras, Cuba, Libya, Varianty Nicaragua, Transnistria (Moldova), Russia*, migration Ukraine, Venezuela, Vietnam One World in Schools Angola One World Development Cooperation 4 social work and counselling Afghanistan, Angola, Armenia, Bosnia and introduction / who we are Herzegovina, Cambodia, Ethiopia, Georgia, Iraq, who we are Kosovo, Mali, Moldova, Mongolia, Myanmar, Nepal, working with local self-government Philippines, Romania, Serbia, Zambia support for children support for families Emergency Response Afghanistan, Angola, Bangladesh, our donors 5 Democratic Republic of Congo, introduction / our donors Ethiopia, Iraq, Myanmar, Nepal, our donors Syria, Ukraine, Zambia thank you organizational structure * As of 12. 11. 2019 we have suspended our activities in Russia due to the inclusion of People in Need on the country’s list of undesirable organizations. 6 financial report What did 2019 bring? People in Need – Annual Report 1 Contents Introductory remarks from our CEO International Activities in 2019 1 emergency response and development introduction / country programme employees aid beneficiaries emergency volume of aid relief work and reconstruction resilience and nutrition security social inclusion and protection response education and skills sustainable livelihoods and environment good governance and development 2 human rights introduction / advocacy activities our activities in 2019 direct aid for the persecuted We provided drinking water and improved support for civil society advocacy activities in support of human rights hygiene and sanitation for 1,586,705 people. Activities in the Czech Republic in 2019 3 education and awareness We distributed 916,572 months’ worth introductions / One World Film Festival our support for schools and teachers of food rations to individuals. Varianty migration One World in Schools We provided psychosocial assistance We helped One World and protection to 100,491 people. 4 social work and counselling introduction / who we are 3,390,779 people who we are We provided educational services working with local self-government support for children to 82,598 children in confl ict zones in 22 countries support for families and crisis areas. 5 our donors introduction / our donors around the world. our donors We provided direct fi nancial assistance thank you Distributing aid in Ethiopia. Photo: Petr Štefan organizational structure to 222,446 people. 6 financial report What did OurOur Employees Employees 1 2 13 24 3 / 54 / 5 2019 bring? A aA A a a A a on Countryon Country 1,4891,4898989 People in Need – Annual Report PartnerPartner ProgrammesProgrammes EmployeesEmployees PartnerPartner Organizations Organizations OrganizationsOrganizations and Institutionsand Institutions in Totalin Totalandand Institutions Institutions Contents LocalLocal EmployeesEmployees Introductory remarks from our CEO InternationalInternational 1041041,3851,385 EmployeesEmployees International Activities in 2019 Two Crises as an Opportunity InternationalInternational LocalLocal 1 emergency response and development EuropeEurope and and EmployeesEmployees EmployeesEmployees introduction / country programme employees AsiaAsia aid beneficiaries thethe Caucasus Caucasus AfghanistanAfghanistan volume of aid In twenty countries around the world, we are helping local people solve the UkraineUkraine 1 4 120 4 7920 /79 3 / 3 relief work and reconstruction types of problems that make it impossible for them to live dignifi ed lives, to 3 2 362 2 4862 48 / 6 / 6 A a aAa a Aa aa a A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A resilience and nutrition security provide education for their children or to give them suffi cient nutrition. In spite A A A A aA Aa a Aa A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A Aa a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a social inclusion and protection of all of our partial successes, we are increasingly being confronted by events A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a education and skills that undermine the pursuit of sustainable development. Drought and floods are A A A A A A A A A A A A A Aa a a aMiddle Middlea a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a sustainable livelihoods and environment becoming increasingly frequent, which further exacerbate problems such as a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a aEast Easta a good governance deforestation, soil erosion and degradation, which lead to greater human suff ering a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a PhilippinesPhilippines while also increasing damage to crops and property. All these phenomena have a a a a a a a a IraqIraq 2 human rights 6 46 16 4 6816 68 / 3 / 3 1 3 111 3 1311 /13 2 / 2 one thing in common: they are manifestations of climate change. Therefore, it is ArmeniaArmenia AfricaAfrica A a aAa A a aa A A A A A A A A A A Aa a a a a a a introduction / advocacy activities no longer enough to help people solve the problems they have faced in the past. 1 1 116 1 116 / 61 / 6 A A A A A A A aA aAa a Aa aa a A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A aAa aa aa a a aa aa aa aa a a a a a our activities in 2019 We are trying to make sense of the long-term eff ects of the impact of climate A A Aa A a A A A A A A A A A A AAngola AAngola A Aa a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a direct aid for the persecuted changes and to help people in the poorest countries adapt themselves even to Aa A a 11 011 28 0 8128 /81 5 / 5a a a a a a a Cambodiaa Cambodiaa a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a 2a 4 2a13 4 2513a /25a 3 /a 3 a a a a a a a support for civil society future challenges. GeorgiaGeorgiaA A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A Aa a a a a a A A a aA aAa aa Aa aa aa A aA aA aA aA aA aA aA aA aA A A Aa a a advocacy activities in support of human rights Unfortunately, everything changed once the COVID-19 pandemic began at the 1 0 118 0 1018 /10 3 / 3a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a beginning of 2020 with the appearance of a new type of coronavirus. Regardless Activities in the Czech Republic in 2019 A A A A A A A A Aa Aa Aa Aa Aa Aa Aa Aa Aa Aa SyriaAa SyriaAa a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a A a A a a a a a a a a a a 18 1018 7510 32675 326 / 9 / 9 of the pressing need for help with prevention eff orts to stop the spread of the a a a a a a a a a 3 education and awareness A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A Aa Mongoliaa Mongolia disease, it is clear that the restrictions on movement, in particular, will cause other KosovoKosovo introductions / One World Film Festival DR DRCongo Congoa a a a a a a a a Aa a a A A A A1 1A 17 14 A 7 / 64A / 6A A A long-term problems connected with losing a job among the poorest of the poor, 0 00 0 0 2 0 / 42 / 4 3 3 319 3 7219 /72 2 / 2A A A A A A A AA A AaA A aA A A A A A A A A A A Aa A a A a A a A a A our support for schools and teachers rising food prices and a decrease in the willingness of rich countries to help those a a a A A A A aA aAa A a aa A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A Aa A a A a A a A A A A A Varianty that are less developed. a a a a a a a a a a A a A a A a A a A a A a A a MyanmarA a MyanmarA a A a A a A a A a A a A a A a A a A a A a A migration So we are now facing two global crises at the same time. The pandemic, MoldovaMoldovaa a a a a a a a a a A a A a A a A a A a A a A a 6A 5a 6A28a 5a 3728a a / 37a 12 a / a 12 a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a 0 00 8 0 1 8 / 31 / 3 a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a Aa A a A Aa A A Aa aA a Aa a aa Aa a a aa A aA aA aA aA aA aA aA aA A One World in Schools perhaps, will fade sooner or later, but we still don’t know what damage it will a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a A A A A A A A A Aa a A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A Aa a a a One World leave behind in its wake. Climate change may have been slowed down, but it is EthiopiaEthiopiaa a a a a a a aa aa aa aa aa aa aa aa aa aa aa aa aa a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a largely irreversible at this point and we, as humanity, must adapt to it as quickly as BosniaBosnia 1 1 149 1 49164 164 / 8 / 8 a a a a a a a a a a a a a a 4 social work and counselling a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a possible. The good news is that we do not always have to choose which crisis to andand Herzegovina HerzegovinaA A Aa A a A A A A A A A aA aA aA aA aA aA aA a A a A aA aA aA aA aA aA aA aA aA a a introduction / who we are deal with fi rst. Some remedies will help solve both. The key is to strengthen the A A A A A A A A A A a A a A a A a A a A a A a A a A a A a A a A a A a A a Aa a a a a a a a a a a a 1 0 11 01 1 / 51 / 5a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a Bangladesha Bangladesha a a a a a a a a a a who we are self-suffi ciency and resilience of people to environmental, health or economic A A aA A a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a 2a 1a 2 0a 10a 0 a / 20a a / 2a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a working with local self-government crises. Help of this kind can be, for example, self-suffi cient and sustainable food a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a A A a A Aa a aa a a a a a a a a a SerbiaSerbia a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a support for children production or support for job creation in sectors such as sustainable energy, eco- a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a 0 00 2 00 2 / 10 / 1 a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a support for families friendly tourism, IT, processing of local products and sustainable waste treatment. a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a Nepala a Nepala a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a A A A a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a 1a 2 131 a2 2731a /27 6a / 6 You can read more about programs such as these in our annual report. a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a 5 our donors a a a a a a a Aa a Aaa a Aaa Aa Aa Aa Aa Aa Aa Aa Aa Aa Aa A A A A A A A RomaniaRomania ZambiaZambiaa a a a a a a Aa Aa Aa Aa Aa Aa Aa Aa Aa Aa Aa Aa Aa Aa a a a a a a a a introduction / our donors Jan Mrkvička 0 1 00 10 0 / 0 / 0 2 1 28 114 8 /14 3 / 3a a a a a a a aa aa aa aa aa aa aa aa aa aa aa aa aa a a a a a a a our donors Director of the Relief and Development Department a aA A A Aa A a A A A A A A Aa a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a thank you organizational structure international | emergency response and development | introduction internationalinternational | emergency | emergency response response and anddevelopment development | country | country programme programme employees employees 6 financial report 10 1515 What did 2019 bring? Who we support People in Need – Annual Report Moldova Ukraine Georgia Armenia Contents 3,299 189,762 15,877 1,426 Introductory remarks from our CEO Romania AfghanistanAfghanistan MongoliaMongolia NepalNepal 4 9 14 9 BangladeshBangladesh 400 164,276164,276 34,04434,044 65,33765,337 International Activities in 2019 8,2168,216 2 7 7 66 7 7 1 emergency response and development Serbia 2 2 MyanmarMyanmar introduction / country programme employees 54 115,190115,190 aid beneficiaries 1 1616 volume of aid Europe and the Caucasus Total Kosovo CambodiaCambodia relief work and reconstruction 213,082 resilience and nutrition security 2,163 93,50593,505 2 social inclusion and protection 45 1111 education and skills Bosnia and Herzegovina PhilippinesPhilippines sustainable livelihoods and environment 101 14,17714,177 good governance 4 3 3 2 human rights Iraq introduction / advocacy activities 144,753 9 our activities in 2019 AsiaAsia Total Total direct aid for the persecuted Syria Middle East Total support for civil society 1,499,515 494,745494,745 advocacy activities in support of human rights 16 1,644,268 5252 Activities in the Czech Republic in 2019 25 Mali 3 education and awareness 36,000 introductions / One World Film Festival 1 our support for schools and teachers DR Congo Varianty migration 182,584 8 One World in Schools One World Angola 198,549 Africa Total 4 social work and counselling 17 introduction / who we are 1,038,684 who we are Zambia 53 working with local self-government 13,055 InIn 2019, 2019, we we directly directly assisted assisted a atotal total of of support for children 8 numbernumber of of benefi benefi ciaries ciaries support for families Ethiopia numbernumber of of projects projects 3,390,7793,390,779 5 our donors 608,496 introduction / our donors 19 peoplepeople our donors thank you organizational structure international | emergency response and development | aid benefi ciaries internationalinternational | emergency | emergency response response and and development development | aid | aid benefi benefi ciaries ciaries 6 financial report 11 1212 What did 2019 bring? InternationalInternational Emergency Emergency Response Response and Developmentand Development Cooperation Cooperation People in Need – Annual Report DonationsDonations from from individualsindividuals and companies and companies – volume– volume of aid of aid (including(including public publiccollections) collections) GoodGood Governance Governance Contents 4 % 4 % 1 %1 % Introductory remarks from our CEO UN AgenciesUN Agencies and other and other International Activities in 2019 intergovernmentalintergovernmental organizations organizations AfricaAfrica ResilienceResilience and and 1 emergency response and development 11 % 11 % 13,171 13,171 NutritionNutrition Security Security thousandsthousands EUR EUR introduction / country programme employees 13 %13 % FoundationsFoundations and and aid beneficiaries non-governmentalnon-governmental organizations organizations volume of aid 1 % 1 % relief work and reconstruction resilience and nutrition security social inclusion and protection AsiaAsia education and skills EU IncomeEU Income (EC and (EC Delegations) and Delegations) 10,698 10,698 thousandsthousands EUR EUR sustainable livelihoods and environment 26 % 26 % good governance

2 human rights EmergencyEmergency introduction / advocacy activities PreparednessPreparedness our activities in 2019 andand Response Response direct aid for the persecuted State BudgetState Budget of the CRof the CR 57 %57 % support for civil society 7 % 7 % advocacy activities in support of human rights Activities in the Czech Republic in 2019 ForeignForeign State Funds State –Funds others – others 5 % 5 % 3 education and awareness introductions / One World Film Festival MiddleMiddle East East 40,818 40,818 our support for schools and teachers thousandsthousands EUR EUR Varianty migration ForeignForeign State Funds State –Funds USA – USA SocialSocial Inclusion Inclusion 20 % 20 % andand Protection Protection One World in Schools 4 %4 % One World 4 social work and counselling EducationEducation introduction / who we are andand Skills Skills who we are 16 %16 % working with local self-government support for children ForeignForeign State Funds State –Funds UK – UK support for families 26 % 26 % EuropeEurope and and SustainableSustainable 5 our donors the theCaucasus Caucasus LivelihoodsLivelihoods and and 9,683 9,683 EnvironmentEnvironment introduction / our donors thousandsthousands EUR EUR 9 %9 % our donors thank you organizational structure internationalinternational | emergency | emergency response response and development and development | volume | volumeof aid of aid internationalinternational | emergency | emergency response response and anddevelopment development | volume | volume of aid of aid 6 financial report 13 13 1414 What did In Afghanistan, we continued 2019 bring? to support the most vulnerable the reconstruction of clinics and the to drop out of school - such as the dis- people, in particular those who 916,572 distribution of drinking water. Access tribution of school supplies and direct People in Need – Annual Report had to leave their homes due to education is a basic precondition for fi nancial assistance to the families of to the armed confl ict or natural monthly food disasters. Photo: People in Need rebuilding a society. We have support- selected students, the training of teach- Contents rations per person ed a number of schools, training centres ers and the provision of psychosocial Introductory remarks from our CEO were distributed in and free-time children’s clubs. support. International Activities in 2019 Syria and in Ukraine Ethnic conflicts in the Gedeo and 1 emergency response and development We help children go to school West Guji regions of southern Ethiopia introduction / country programme employees 222,446 forced almost a million local people out aid beneficiaries people in Afghani- In Iraq, we helped children from of their homes in 2019. We ensured that volume of aid communities aff ected by the protracted displaced people and host communities stan, Ethiopia, Iraq, relief work and reconstruction conflict enroll in schools and continue have better access to basic services, in Myanmar, Syria, resilience and nutrition security Emergency their studies. We also helped children particular by repairing existing sources Ukraine and Zam- social inclusion and protection Preparedness from families aff ected by the conflict to of water to ensure suffi cient drinking education and skills bia received direct overcome the obstacles that prevented water and to prevent the spread of sustainable livelihoods and environment and Response fi nancial assistance them from attending school regularly. diseases. We also distributed hygiene good governance We focused on tutoring, providing kits and material for the construction of school supplies, teacher training, but temporary shelters, and the most vul- 2 human rights Our assistance 82,598 also on reconstructing schools. In war- nerable families received direct fi nancial introduction / advocacy activities torn Mosul, we supported vocational support. in war zones and We help people cope with children were our activities in 2019 crisis areas, retraining courses. These types of direct aid for the persecuted provided with and after natural the impact of wars and employment and earning opportunities The eastern part of the Democratic Re- support for civil society education in are essential to the city’s renewal. public of the Congo is facing repeated disasters focuses advocacy activities in support of human rights confl ict zones and clashes between local armed groups. In on six key areas: the aftermath of natural The armed conflicts in Myanmar, in the poorest and most inaccessible areas Activities in the Czech Republic in 2019 crisis areas in Iraq, food security Myanmar and Syria Rakhine, Kachin and Chin states, have of South Kivu and Maniema provinces, 3 education and awareness and healthier disasters caused a massive exodus of the local we have continued to fi ght against introductions / One World Film Festival nutrition; sources population and the collapse of basic acute malnutrition in children under the our support for schools and teachers of livelihoods; 100,491 services. Together with local partners, age of fi ve and in pregnant or breast- Varianty We provide emergency assistance to will continue to be dire. At the end of we provided aff ected people with food feeding women. We have ensured education; drinking migration countries aff ected by conflicts or natu- 2019, fi ghting escalated in the north- people in and items for personal hygiene, and more systematic testing of children and One World in Schools water, hygiene and ral disasters, which cause many people west of the country, causing a rapid Bangladesh, we supported their income generating timely interventions for serious cases. One World sanitation; shelter; to lose their homes and livelihoods. deterioration of the humanitarian the Democratic activities. We also supported quality We also improved hygiene conditions and reconstruction. The most complex situations are prob- situation for millions of locals and in- Republic of Congo, education and focused on addressing in medical facilities and trained their 4 social work and counselling ably the ones in countries plagued by ternally displaced persons. In addition, Iraq, Myanmar, the problems that cause some children personnel. introduction / who we are long-term armed conflict with wide- the situation was further complicated who we are spread violence, inadequate protection by winter weather and a steep rise Syria and Ukraine working with local self-government of civilians, and uncertain prospects in prices. We continued to provide were provided support for children for the future. Within these types of immediate assistance, distributed with psychosocial support for families environments, in addition to providing food aid, provided shelter, items for assistance and 1,586,705 vital assistance, we focused on helping personal hygiene, and increased job people from Angola, Ethiopia, DR Congo, Iraq, Myanmar, our donors protection 5 aff ected communities increase their opportunities through training pro- introduction / our donors Syria, and Ukraine have been provided with drinking resilience and self-suffi ciency. grams and grants in support of small water to improve their hygiene and sanitation our donors Conditions in war-torn Syria are and businesses. We have also invested in thank you organizational structure internationalinternational | emergency | emergency response response and development and development | relief | workrelief and work reconstruction and reconstruction international | emergency response and development | relief work and reconstruction 6 financial report 16 17 What did 2019 bring? In Afghanistan in Nangarhar, Paktia, where armed clashes are taking place. Emergency Response 119,856 Logar and Khost provinces in inacces- We provided them with direct fi nancial around the World Angola People in Need – Annual Report sible areas, we continued to support assistance, which meant that these peo- Forms of people in Access to safe drinking water for 13,700 people the most vulnerable people who were ple could buy food, coal for heating, Assistance Improved sanitation for 1,000 people Contents Afghanistan, Nepal, forced to leave their homes due to the cover the costs of medical care, deal Introductory remarks from our CEO Syria and Ukraine armed conflict or natural disasters. To with repairing their damaged homes or Bangladesh were provided with ensure that families had adequate food farming equipment. We also provided Afghanistan Psychosocial support and protection International Activities in 2019 for 8,216 people material assistance and shelter, we provided them with psychosocial assistance through an Emergency shelter for 27,713 people 1 emergency response and development direct fi nancial assistance and distribut- emergency telephone line in Ukraine, Basic Household Needs for 16,373 people and supported Winter clothing for 4,284 people Ukraine introduction / country programme employees ed basic household items. as well as group or individual consulta- Food Aid aid beneficiaries to rebuild their Financial assistance for 27,846 people and Livelihoods 8,160 food vouchers tions in a number of other countries. Emergency shelters for 2,580 people volume of aid shelters. Myanmar Heating assistance for 1,275 people relief work and reconstruction Ukraine, six years since the start We contributed to the response to the Farming equipment or farm animals for ensuring Access to safe drinking water for 105,874 people resilience and nutrition security of the war drought in Zambia and Angola, while livelihoods for 38,951 people Improved sanitation for 26,320 people 125,639 Psychosocial support and protection, along also continuing our eff orts on getting our Education on hygiene for 11,755 people social inclusion and protection Shelter Hygiene kits for 12,060 people with education for 12,035 people education and skills people in DR 2019 was the sixth year of eastern registration in Yemen, which has been and Material Psychosocial support and protection for 5,116 children 2,655 people received fi nancial assistance or Congo, Myanmar, Ukraine living through the war. Togeth- plagued by years of conflict, and pover- Assistance sustainable livelihoods and environment Safe access to education for 5,264 children took part in a public works program good governance Syria and Ukraine er with our partners, we continued ty, along with the collapse of the health- Grants were provided for community based projects for 1,885 people were supported to provide humanitarian assistance in care system and other basic services. Syria human rights Vouchers for purchasing farming equipment 2 Donetsk and Luhansk on both sides of After two years, we ended our work in 883,932 individual monthly food rations so that they could and hygienic items for 3,270 people introduction / advocacy activities the front line. The benefi ciaries of our Bangladesh, where we provided shelter Support for livelihoods and Drinking Water, resume their Hygiene our activities in 2019 assistance are primarily people who and protection for the most vulnerable farmers for 9,603 people and Sanitation DR Congo direct aid for the persecuted livelihoods. live in isolated villages close to places groups living in refugee camps. Emergency shelter for 13,639 people Household items and preparations for Support for farming and restoring support for civil society the winter for 15,888 people livelihood for 22,200 people advocacy activities in support of human rights Access to safe drinking water for 105,036 people Raising awareness about proper nutrition, health, “I spend most Improved sanitation for 395,321 people hygiene and disease prevention for 66,851 people Activities in the Czech Republic in 2019 Hygiene kits for 2,637 people of my money on Hygiene kits for 92,576 people Protection 3 education and awareness Psychosocial assistance and 64,898 people gained access to basic healthcare introductions / One World Film Festival food, medicine protection for 29,077 people at our supported clinics 34,914 children under the age of fi ve our support for schools and teachers Financial assistance for 85,306 people and supplies, Help for household heating for 72,809 people were tested for malnutrition Varianty 5,887 people were trained to recognize which happen to Public works program with migration 4,630 people participating Financial acute malnutrition One World in Schools be very expensive. Improved access to health care for 60,000 people Assistance 5,849 children under fi ve, pregnant and breast feeding women were treated for acute malnutrition One World My pension is too Safe access to education for 26,437 children small to pay for 4 social work and counselling Ethiopia Iraq everything. I grow Emergency shelters for 35,518 people Access to safe drinking water for 18,000 people introduction / who we are Education on hygiene for 864,271 people Household and kitchen items for 41,518 people Treatment of who we are Hygiene kits for 15,406 people vegetables and Access to safe drinking water Malnutrition and working with local self-government raise chickens for 151,600 people Access to Healthcare Psychosocial support and protection support for children Improved sanitation for 165,859 people for 50,897 children to get by.” 18,340 children attended schools we repaired support for families Education hygiene and support Natalie, 75, lives in the Ukrainian for 37,384 people Safe access to education for 50,897 children 5 our donors village of Vodiane. We supply Hygiene items for 80,831 people drinking water to the locals Feminine hygiene items for 67,574 people Zambia introduction / our donors and provide them with fi nancial Education Financial assistance for 22,302 people Financial assistance or programs for 5,811 people our donors assistance. Photo: Tereza Hronová thank you organizational structure international | emergency response and development | relief work and reconstruction international | emergency response and development | overview 6 financial report 18 19 What did 2019 bring? We are fi ghting against People in Need – Annual Report “I can already cook acute malnutrition, which Contents four kinds of nutritious Introductory remarks from our CEO Resilience is mainly suffered by International Activities in 2019 and Nutrition porridge for my child.” 1 emergency response and development Security introduction / country programme employees young children aid beneficiaries volume of aid In poor Chronic malnutrition can have In communities, we work together with relief work and reconstruction communities in lasting consequences for cognitive families that are able to provide children resilience and nutrition security Africa and Asia, development. In Zambia, Ethiopia and with adequate nutrition. Others are then social inclusion and protection we actively work DR Congo, around 40% of children able to learn from them. Often even education and skills under the age of fi ve are malnourished. small changes in behavior can make with families who sustainable livelihoods and environment In Myanmar it is currently almost 30%. children healthier. For example, mixing good governance are able to provide In all of these countries, we work on eggs and some leafy vegetables into adequate nutrition preventing and treating malnutrition. baby porridge so that it contains more 2 human rights for their children In DR Congo, our local colleagues protein, iron and vitamin A. The fi ght introduction / advocacy activities and encourage and volunteers hold cooking demon- against malnutrition is based on the three our activities in 2019 them to share their strations to help families prepare pillars that ensure that such aid is truly direct aid for the persecuted nutrient-rich ingredients from locally eff ective. The fi rst is a balanced diet. experiences with Mutete Chembwete (21) from support for civil society available foods. In Zambia and Ethiopia, It is important that children regularly eat advocacy activities in support of human rights others. In this way, we teach volunteers and health workers nutrient-rich foods, such as nuts, fi sh, the village of Nawinda in western we are applying an about malnutrition, and in turn they vegetables, legumes, and corn or cassava Zambia is a single mother. Our Activities in the Czech Republic in 2019 approach referred address it in their villages. In Myan- porridge. The second pillar is the care of local colleagues found out that 3 education and awareness to professionally as mar’s Rakhine State, we are increasing children, including on the part of fathers, her one-and-a-half-year-old son introductions / One World Film Festival “Positive Deviance”. people’s resilience and ability to make who often influence which foods will be was malnourished, so we offered our support for schools and teachers a living. Since 2019, with Alliance2015 grown and bought. Last but not least, it is Mutete help. She participated in Varianty partners, we have been improving important that children do not lose nutri- migration farming practices and nutrition in Mali ents due to diarrhea and other diseases. a twelve-day program, where she One World in Schools to give people in the Kayes Region Therefore, a large role is solely played by learned how to cook nutritious food One World access to more quality food. breastfeeding, along with hygiene and and take care of her child. “I noticed the availability of clean water. that my son gained weight. Now I can 4 social work and counselling teach others how to cook good food introduction / who we are 4 from ingredients around the village,“ who we are countries take part she brags. She has become a good working with local self-government in the approach 5,849 1,045 example for others in the community support for children “Positive Deviance” children under fi ve, pregnant malnourished children in support for families and is spreading her knowledge. that we use in and breastfeeding women Ethiopia were recovered to She invites her neighbours to her kitchen, 5 our donors Ethiopia, Zambia, in the DR Congo were a healthy weight (97 % of other parents and children to taste her introduction / our donors DR Congo and helped by us to recover all involved in the project) meals, and then try such recipes at home. our donors Myanmar. from acute malnutrition. within 12 days. thank you Photo: People in Need organizational structure international | emergency response and develop. | resilience and nutrition security 6 financial report 20 What did In Nepal, we organize workshops and discussions on sensitive 2019 bring? topics. For many people, this is “All girls should be able to attend school regularly. People in Need – Annual Report the fi rst opportunity they have This program for women and adolescents will bring to talk about their negative experiences. Photo: Sajana positive change to the community. “ Contents Shresta Greeta Sah, 43, clerk Introductory remarks from our CEO International Activities in 2019 1 emergency response and development introduction / country programme employees involved in the workshops show more Our project helps married teenage girls aid beneficiaries 5,248 positive attitude and respect towards obtain needed knowledge, skills that volume of aid women and girls. Women have gained are useful for their lives and future, self relief work and reconstruction people took part in more self-confi dence and can more confi dence and to feel empowered. resilience and nutrition security Social 199 events aimed often make decisions about their lives. They learn to read and write, or how social inclusion and protection inclusion and at strengthening These areas where we work are often to negotiate with their husbands about education and skills the protection of very remote and diffi cult to get out of, how many children they will have sustainable livelihoods and environment protection girls in southern so stereotypes and prejudices more and when. The workshops lasted for a good governance often persist. total of 24 days. They took place, for Nepal. example, at Sri Sanskrit High School in 2 human rights The most vulnerable Rautahat district. More than 200 girls introduction / advocacy activities groups are often In Nepal, we teach people We help the most vulnerable and and boys took part. “In the workshop, our activities in 2019 those most affected excluded girls in Nepal I learned that menstruation is natural. direct aid for the persecuted by economic crises, in the countryside to 24 I will never make fun of my sister and support for civil society We are working in the south of the female friends again. In the future, confl icts and natural days worth of advocacy activities in support of human rights country thanks to support from the girls will have our support,“ says Suraj disasters. Groups, protect women workshops on British Government. Despite the fact Kumar from 7th grade. In southern Activities in the Czech Republic in 2019 such as orphans early and forced that under Nepalese law the legal age Nepal, in 2019, we trained 86 offi cials, 3 education and awareness and women, are marriages, human for a woman to get married is 20 years 99 community and religious leaders on introductions / One World Film Festival subjected to In 2015, Nepal was hit by a strong earth- the issue. The areas where we work traffi cking and old. Girls are still being forced to marry the same subject. For example, they our support for schools and teachers forms of violence quake. Many families living in remote are characterised by strong social and sexual violence. at a very young age, sometimes even learned about how important education Varianty villages lost their homes at the time: gender norms that often leave women at 12 years of age. We help girls who is for girls and for their future. “With and injustice, the migration as a consequence, they experienced and girls at the margins, experiencing were forced to marry at a very young help from the police, I was able to One World in Schools elderly, people extreme vulnerability and exposure to discrimination, lack of opportunities age, between the ages of 12 and 19, to prevent a wedding of a child bride in One World with disabilities, risks. We supported these families and and basic rights. To address this and obtain an education, build capacities our village. The girl’s family accused me the ill, migrants communities and organized a number to support positive change, we are and skills that are useful for their life of taking action on this. I knew it would 4 social work and counselling and the poor, fi nd of workshops, discussions and events starting discussions in schools, camps and future and that will make them be benefi cial for her future and her introduction / who we are themselves socially on safety and health, protection and for internally displaced people and in more self aware and empowered. health. Working on changes in society who we are excluded. We prevention of violence based on gender remote villages to create awareness on In addition, women in the Terai region is always diffi cult and takes a long time. working with local self-government and diversity, forced and early marriage topics related to equality and inclusion, often are confronted by violence such I spread information in the community support for children help those on the and human traffi cking. For many people, working closely with the communities as acid attacks, harassment, and rape. about harmful customs, such as child support for families margins of society the workshops provided the opportuni- and through their active involvement Victims fi nd it diffi cult to demand brides and the dowry system. I support and support them ty to talk and learn about these issues. and participation, so that they can be justice. In the areas where we work, the education of girls. These are things 5 our donors so that their voices In the workshops, people have the actors of the positive change they after a girl gets married, she usually I learned about in the workshops,” men- introduction / our donors are heard and their opportunity to discuss concrete desire to see in their community and stops going to school and has to take tioned Bibha Sharma from the village our donors examples to be better able to imagine society. Men and boys who have been care of the family and the household. administration of Yamunamai. thank you needs are met. organizational structure international | emergency response and development | social inclusion and protection international | emergency response and development | social inclusion and protection 6 financial report 22 23 What did For Azzam and other children from the IDP camp, we have 2019 bring? established a learning centre. In addition to mathematics, People in Need – Annual Report English and Arabic courses, we have also devoted time to Contents We also help displaced psychosocial support and free- Introductory remarks from our CEO time activities. Photo: People in Need International Activities in 2019 children to go to 1 emergency response and development introduction / country programme employees school and cope with the 61,700 aid beneficiaries Education children were volume of aid and skills traumas of war relief work and reconstruction supported in resilience and nutrition security Syria, Iraq and social inclusion and protection Confl icts and crises Azzam from Syria is fi ve years old and 47 % fewer children had these prob- Myanmar in 2019, education and skills signifi cantly impact lives in a camp for displaced families lems. Moataz, a facilitator for our PSS so that they could sustainable livelihoods and environment children and their in northern Syria. He was injured in a activities, describes how participation continue with their good governance education. Our goal bombing raid and has been in a wheel- in our programs changed the ways education. chair ever since. There were no formal in which the children were playing: 2 human rights is to mitigate this schools in the area where he lives “The war used to appear in their games. introduction / advocacy activities impact. We support until we set up a learning centre there. Now, when we visit the camps and our activities in 2019 children and youth The centre’s teachers have been trained watch children playing, we can see that 3,975 direct aid for the persecuted not only in terms in inclusive education. Azzam’s uncle their games have changed.” support for civil society of learning, but we says, “Azzam goes to school every day students in Ethiopia advocacy activities in support of human rights also want to be and the teachers praise him for how and Cambodia well he studies.” Azzam has also made Job opportunities for young people Activities in the Czech Republic in 2019 sure that they are took part in new friends at school. courses offered 3 education and awareness protected as much Our education programs focus primarily In the countries where we work and by the centres introductions / One World Film Festival as possible. on children. In 2019, we supported where there is a high unemployment our support for schools and teachers 61,700 children in Syria, Iraq and Myan- rate, we are trying to improve the for vocational Varianty mar on their quest to get an education. level of vocational training. The goal education we migration We provided fi nancial support and is not only to improve the quality of supported. One World in Schools practical training to 2,051 teachers. life of these young people and their One World The schools we supported in Syria have families, but also to enable them to fi nd seen their pupils improve their reading employment in their country and to not have to start at the bottom, and that’s potential employees in line with the de- 4 social work and counselling 47 and math skills. In Syria, we also provide have to leave it. Frehiwot from Ethiopia okay, because only from there is it pos- mand of employers. This demand-based introduction / who we are percent fewer chil- psychosocial support to children from graduated from high school at eighteen sible to make progress upward.” approach to vocational training helps who we are dren suffered from families who were forced to flee their and dreamed of studying law. However, “Who knows, maybe one day I will to improve employment opportunities, working with local self-government signifi cant diffi cul- homes due to the conflict and live in she could not continue with school and open up my own business, there are reduce unemployment and boost the support for children ties with developing camps. At the beginning of our help, went to work in Kuwait. After returning countless possibilities!” says 31 year old country’s economic growth. support for families 61% of the children we worked with home, she learned about vocational Frehiwot. By supporting cooperation positive social skills had signifi cant diffi culties developing courses and learned to make shoes and between vocational training centres and In 2019, we supported 3,975 students our donors 5 after fi ve months of positive social skills, such as sharing other things from leather. “Am I current- private companies in relevant sectors, and 222 teachers from 10 vocational introduction / our donors participating in our and cooperation. After fi ve months of ly making enough money? Not yet. But such as tanneries, smithies, electricians, schools and vocational training centres our donors support programs. participating in our support programs, life has taught me that sometimes you etc, we are strengthening the skills of in Ethiopia, Armenia and Cambodia. thank you organizational structure international | emergency response and development | education and skills international | emergency response and development | education and skills 6 financial report 24 25 What did We are improving 2019 bring? In addition to As a part of our livelihoods technical solutions, assistance, we People in Need – Annual Report a variety of com- raise the aware- We encourage families Together with local munity needs is ness and ensure Contents Deforestation communities and taken into account education in these We help peo- ple implement Introductory remarks from our CEO and urbanization experts, we study for long-term plan- topics. At the same Sustainable in Eastern Europe to the dynamics in ning. These include time, we take into eff ective technical International Activities in 2019 are having a rural landscapes or the land ownership, account the capac- measures and look livelihoods cities, analyze the for innovative 1 emergency response and development negative impact on access and land use ities of authorities use ecological sources current or future rights or traditional and technical solutions that will introduction / country programme employees and livelihoods around threats, and the and offi cial decision experts to support help alleviate or aid beneficiaries the world. overall state of the making powers. local people. prevent potential environment of energy problems in the volume of aid environment. future. relief work and reconstruction resilience and nutrition security We have more Most energy in Europe is consumed they can renovate their houses or build social inclusion and protection than a decade by energy ineffi cient buildings. Energy new, energy-effi cient ones. Our goal is Participatory Awareness and education and skills bills are high, as is the amount of green- to improve the health and fi nancial situ- of experience Analysis of the Planning capacity building sustainable livelihoods and environment house gas emissions. The air quality ation of low-income households while 1,3 in opening up Landscape Technical support in the interior of such buildings is also reducing air pollution and greenhouse good governance markets for billion people and innovation poor, which results in health problems. gas emissions. worldwide do 2 human rights renewable sources The least energy effi cient houses are In 2019, we participated in a project not have access introduction / advocacy activities of energy in, for often inhabited by families who use that disseminates information about the to electricity. How to improve people’s livelihoods our activities in 2019 example, Mongolia, low-quality fuel sources in an eff ort to benefi ts of energy-effi cient houses to and the health of the environment around them? direct aid for the persecuted Cambodia, the save money. This contributes to greater people living in twelve diff erent coun- 2.7 billion people support for civil society Philippines, Iraq air pollution. Some of the most pol- tries, including the Czech Republic, then do not have luted air in the world is in the Balkans. Georgia, Ukraine and Greece. advocacy activities in support of human rights and Zambia. access to modern In Bosnia and Herzegovina, we are We have created a guide for each Activities in the Czech Republic in 2019 sources of fuel therefore trying to make “green” loans country, which is adapted to the local that they could use 3 education and awareness available to low income people, so that conditions. On the one hand, this provides banks and builders with a An environment more resilient to cli- introductions / One World Film Festival for cooking and look into the benefi ts of investing in mate change and better livelihoods our support for schools and teachers heating. “green housing”, but above all it helps Varianty to bring rules for measuring quality The place and the land where people live migration where they have been lacking up to and farm fundamentally aff ect their live- One World in Schools In 2019, now. By setting criteria through which lihoods. Globally, both deforestation and One World a building can be assessed as being urbanization have been increasing, and cli- “green” or not, we are also reducing mate change is exacerbating their eff ects. 4 social work and counselling 2,285 the risks for investors and are helping In areas where fertile land is being lost due introduction / who we are people participated to improve the system of available to deforestation or soil erosion, farmers who we are in one of our loans. have had increasing diffi culty in support- working with local self-government trainings on The aim of the project is to reduce car- ing themselves and their families. Living support for children sustainable bon dioxide emissions by 7,000 tons in poor urban areas also brings problems support for families by May 2021, to initiate the creation of and risks that threaten the livelihoods of management a total of 24 types of green loans and families. Therefore, in countries, such as our donors 5 Farmers often have to contend of water in the mortgages along with the construction Ethiopia, Angola, Cambodia and Mongolia, introduction / our donors with the loss of fertile land due countryside and to deforestation and soil erosion. of 1,800 green residential houses. we are helping people to cope with and our donors Photo: Melikte Tadesse natural resources. adapt to the eff ects of climate change. thank you organizational structure internationalinternational | emergency | emergency response response and development and development | livelihoods | livelihoods and environment and environment international | emergency response and development | livelihoods and environment 6 financial report 26 27 What did As part of our work, we connect “Employers are not ready to offer work to people with 2019 bring? politicians with the most vulnerable people, which disabilities and the Roma. I was lucky. I sew ecological bags People in Need – Annual Report allows both parties to actively participate in a systematic and create sensory books for children. We are proud that process of social inclusion. Contents Photo: AREAP people love our work.” Introductory remarks from our CEO Svetlana, who found a job at AREAP. International Activities in 2019 able to leave residential care institutions policies through community planning 1 emergency response and development and stand on their own two feet. This in Georgia and Kosovo, for example, introduction / country programme employees approach has also succeeded in reducing by getting them to address the most aid beneficiaries the number of children living in closed pressing issues and help even the most volume of aid residential institutions after families vulnerable. We have also managed relief work and reconstruction have received support from community to involve institutions and actors from resilience and nutrition security services, and in equipping a number of various spheres in addressing the issues social inclusion and protection Good educational institutions so that they are of socially excluded people, to build education and skills accessible to people with various types trust and to enable cooperation between sustainable livelihoods and environment governance of disabilities. The areas where these those aff ected by the problem, whether good governance changes have taken place have also on a personal or political level. We have begun to contribute fi nancially to the so- also helped to improve the existing sys- 2 human rights For example, we cial services provided by NGOs and have tem of social services in selected areas introduction / advocacy activities advocate for the Our work in Moldova draws started to set up their own social care within these countries, which are then our activities in 2019 active involvement services, which were previously lacking. able to respond to the current needs and direct aid for the persecuted of citizens in on our many years of experi- In addition to the Czech Republic and challenges, leading to an improvement in support for civil society Moldova, we have also succeeded in the situation without additional fi nancial decision-making advocacy activities in support of human rights eff ectively adjusting service fi nancing investments. at the local ence in the Czech Republic Activities in the Czech Republic in 2019 level. We strive 3 education and awareness for effective introductions / One World Film Festival cooperation In Moldova, we have focused on social who have decision-making powers. This Social our support for schools and teachers between residents, inclusion through the long-term use of community planning approach, which inclusion Varianty a method referred to as the community connects the various actors, also ensures people using social services administrators of the general public migration planning of social services, and within that the needs and interests of the most One World in Schools the state and local this framework we are trying to connect vulnerable people are approached in a As part of our One World government, which all of the stakeholders. In addition to transparent manner and that problems efforts on social is crucial to the working with the users and providers of are addressed systematically. inclusion, we try 4 social work and counselling government agencies stabilization and these services themselves, we also reach We have twenty years of experience civil society organizations introduction / who we are to work with all development of the out to NGOs, local authorities and gov- on the topic of social inclusion from who we are actors who can country. ernment agencies to eff ectively involve the Czech Republic, where we used working with local self-government them on issues related to social inclusion. this approach for the fi rst time. We have a positive support for children Thanks to this approach, we are linking adapted the original British model to the effect on the overall support for families the most vulnerable people with social Czech context and then did the same in situation. local authorities care providers, giving them a chance Moldova, where in 2019 we managed to social service providers our donors 5 to actively participate in the systematic create interactive maps and databases introduction / our donors process of social inclusion together. At of social services in four districts or to our donors the same time, we involve politicians increase the number of people who were Social inclusion thank you organizational structure international | emergency response and development | good governance international | emergency response and development | good governance 6 financial report 28 29 What did 2019 bring? We supported People in Need – Annual Report 2 Contents Introductory remarks from our CEO human rights defenders International Activities in 2019 1 emergency response and development introduction / country programme employees in 18 countries aid beneficiaries volume of aid relief work and reconstruction on 4 continents. resilience and nutrition security social inclusion and protection human education and skills sustainable livelihoods and environment good governance rights 2 human rights introduction / advocacy activities our activities in 2019 direct aid for the persecuted support for civil society advocacy activities in support of human rights Activities in the Czech Republic in 2019 3 education and awareness introductions / One World Film Festival We provided direct assistance our support for schools and teachers Varianty to 83 human rights defenders migration One World in Schools and their families. One World 4 social work and counselling We arranged for the urgent relocation introduction / who we are who we are of 35 people, who found themselves in working with local self-government support for children imminent danger because of their activism. support for families 5 our donors We provided legal assistance introduction / our donors our donors to 451 people who were wrongfully thank you

organizational structure persecuted or arrested. San José, Costa Rica: March in Solidarity with Nicaraguan Migrants. Photo: Ezequiel Becerra 6 financial report What did 2019 bring? Advocacy We create spaces for public discussion on important cases of activities human rights violations and together with human rights defenders People in Need – Annual Report We can, even though we also and raising we strive to bring about positive change in the countries where we awareness work. In 2019, we organized the following events, among others: Contents Introductory remarks from our CEO don’t have to – what we take about human rights International Activities in 2019 We organize the One World human rights as a given, for others is still documentary fi lm festival not only in Prague and 1 emergency response and development more than 30 other cities in the Czech Republic, introduction / country programme employees only a dream ONE WORLD but also traditionally in Brussels, the centre of the aid beneficiaries FILM FESTIVAL European Union. We held a total of 11 screenings volume of aid BRUSSELS and discussions with experts, fi lmmakers and relief work and reconstruction human rights activists to draw attention to import- resilience and nutrition security In 2019, we collectively celebrated the 30th anniversary of the events of ant current human rights issues around the world. social inclusion and protection November 1989, especially what happened in the following years of freedom education and skills and democracy in Czechoslovakia and later in the Czech Republic. I know In collaboration with the Helsinki Foundation sustainable livelihoods and environment that there is still room for improvement and there are areas of our lives and AZERBAIJAN: for Human Rights we held a debate at HDIM, good governance systems in use that are not perfect. But it seems to me that sometimes it is REAL REFORM the largest European Human Rights Conference all too easy to forget and take for granted things that we could only have OR FINE-TUNING organized by the Organization for Security and 2 human rights dreamed of thirty years ago: We can say what we think. We can support THE STATUS QUO Cooperation in Europe. Four speakers from Baku introduction / advocacy activities what we believe in. We can defend ourselves in independent courts. and Warsaw discussed the opportunities and the our activities in 2019 We can travel and return freely. We can vote and run for offi ce. And at challenges of the Azerbaijani reform process. direct aid for the persecuted the same time, we don’t have to. All this can happen without it there being support for civil society a threat to us or our loved ones. In cooperation with Prague Pride, we organized advocacy activities in support of human rights However, there are still a lot of places in the world where this is not the case. FINDING PHONG – the Czech premiere of a Vietnamese documentary People in Need has not forgotten this and supports local activists and groups THE STORY OF Finding Phong about a trans woman fi ghting to fi nd Activities in the Czech Republic in 2019 who face persecution, harassment, bullying or imprisonment in countries A VIETNAMESE her true self in a conservative society. The screening 3 education and awareness with repressive regimes because of their opinions or activities. We do work TRANS WOMAN was followed by a discussion with the producer introductions / One World Film Festival in places with harsh dictatorships, as well as in countries that are in transition, Gerald Herman and the protagonist Le Anh Phong our support for schools and teachers especially in places where the experience of the transition to democracy is in about LGBT+ people in Vietnam and Southeast Asia. Varianty some respects similar to the Czech one. migration Although our programs only help local civil society, human rights activists, Over a few days, 10 fi lms were screened in public One World in Schools journalists and lawyers to fi ght for (their) fundamental human rights that their places around Caracas focused on problems that One World governments have committed themselves to under international treaties VAMOS EN CORTO – aff lict the locals. This festival was a rarity in that and conventions, our work is not welcome by everyone. In 2019, we were SHORT FILM FESTIVAL all of the fi lms screened were created by young 4 social work and counselling included on the list of undesirable organizations in Russia. The support we IN CARACAS people that grew up in these exact troubled introduction / who we are have received at home in this regard, from citizens and most of the political neighbourhoods. The stories of these fi lms drew who we are representation, as well as from abroad, has been incredible. We thank you all attention to daily life in their surroundings. working with local self-government very much for it. It is energizing - because it confi rms that what we do makes support for children sense and is broadly supported. It is also a commitment to stay engaged as an As part of the program of the One World fi lm support for families organization and for each of us personally. festival in Prague, Cuban journalists presented A CUBAN their projects, photographs and video report- our donors 5 Veronika Mítková EVENING age, while also talking about the obstacles introduction / our donors Director of the Centre for Human Rights and Democracy that the independent media faces under the our donors scrutiny of the communist party on the island. thank you organizational structure international | human rights | introduction international | human rights | advocacy activities 6 financial report 32 35 What did Our activitiesOur activities 2019 bring? In TransnistriaIn Transnistria In Ukraine, weIn Ukraine , we in 2019 in 2019 People in Need – Annual Report (Moldova), (Moldova), supported thesupported launch the launch we contributedwe contributed of the independentof the independent In Cuba, we documentedIn Cuba, we documented Contents to the publicationto the publication media projectmedia Graty project Graty In Honduras, ourIn Honduras, our and published and published Our R&R programOur R&R program Introductory remarks from our CEO of the storiesof of the stories of in Septemberin September2019, 2019, projects supportedprojects supported which currentlywhich currently (Rehabilitation(Rehabilitation and and International Activities in 2019 785 785 12 12 has around has around Relocation) Relocation)helped helped 1 emergency response and development 487 487 cases of humancases of human young soldiersyoung who soldiers who human rights defendershuman rights defenders introduction / country programme employees rights violationsrights violations underwent underwentcompulsory compulsory 15,00015,000 118118 and activists, farmers,and activists, farmers, in 2019. We providedin 2019. We provided people frompeople from aid beneficiaries military servicemilitary of service of readers a week.readers a week. environmentalists,environmentalists, assistance to assistance to Eastern EuropeEastern Europe volume of aid an internationallyan internationally and independentand independent unrecognizedunrecognized state. state. and Centraland Asia Central Asia relief work and reconstruction journalists. journalists. 384 384 resilience and nutrition security victims. victims. social inclusion and protection education and skills sustainable livelihoods and environment good governance In Venezuela, weIn Venezuelaprovided , we provided In Nicaragua, weIn providedNicaragua , we provided In Central AsiaIn Central Asia human rights workshops on theworkshops topics of on the topics of 2 psychological assistancepsychological to assistance to we providedwe provided non-violence, thenon-violence, culture the culture introduction / advocacy activities psychosocialpsychosocial of peace and humanof peace rights and to human rights to our activities in 2019 217 217 assistance toassistance to direct aid for the persecuted victims of policevictims of police support for civil society brutality and torture.brutality and torture. 1,6621,662 people. people. 68 68 advocacy activities in support of human rights activists andactivists and journalists. journalists. Activities in the Czech Republic in 2019 In Libya, In Libya, In Armenia,In Armenia, we helped we helped in cooperationin cooperation 3 education and awareness with Czechwith public Czech public introductions / One World Film Festival 72 72 service media,service we media, we our support for schools and teachers activists, activists, provided trainingprovided to training to Varianty journalists journalists migration In Ecuador, we Inhelped Ecuador , we helped and membersand members 15 15 One World in Schools protect the collectiveprotect rights the collective rights of the LGBT+of the LGBT+ media professionals,media professionals, One World Latin AmericaLatin America of indigenous peoples,of indigenous peoples, communities.communities. politicians andpoliticians journalists and journalists grants by topicgrants by topic we are standingwe up are for standing up for to help democratizeto help democratize 4 social work and counselling In Vietnam, In Vietnam, indigenous territoriesindigenous and territories and In Egypt, weIn Egypt, we and strengthenand thestrengthen the introduction / who we are we supportedwe supported women’s rights.women’s In 2019, rights. In 2019, supported lawyerssupported lawyers independenceindependence of of who we are Defence of fundamentalDefence of human fundamental rights and human freedoms rights and15 freedoms 15 the local organizationsthe local we organizations we who providedwho provided Armenia’s publicArmenia’s public working with local self-government Women’s rightsWomen’s and LGBT+ rights rights and LGBT+18 rights 18 service media.service media. 10 10 supported helpedsupported more than helped more than legal aid to legal aid to local humanlocal human support for children Support for indigenousSupport forpeoples, indigenous farmers peoples, and environmentalists farmers and environmentalists 14 14 Independent mediaIndependent and digital media projects and digital projects rights initiatives.rights initiatives. support for families 7 7 Artivism and civicArtivism engagement and civic 27engagement 27 670 670 370370 people. people. people, whosepeople, rights whose rights our donors 5 had been violated.had been violated. introduction / our donors our donors thank you organizational structure international | humaninternational rights | |our human activities rights in | our 2019 activities in 2019 internationalinternational | human rights | human | our activities rights | our in activities2019 in 2019 6 financial report 33 33 34 34 What did 2019 bring? Who do we help? Our support has provided for Olexandr spent fi ve years How? Legal aid People in Need – Annual Report 81 We believe that Contents in a Russian prison. everyone has the Relocations 35 Introductory remarks from our CEO Direct aid We helped him forget right to decide International Activities in 2019 for the freely about Critical medical care 533 19 1 emergency response and development persecuted their lives and introduction / country programme employees this experience. that the people Material assistance aid beneficiaries who defend this 85 volume of aid We support people People in Need helps lawyers, inde- In cooperation with a team of experi- right deserve our Psychological counselling relief work and reconstruction that are persecuted pendent journalists, activists, artists and enced psychotherapists, we provide pro- support. 313 resilience and nutrition security for defending bloggers who are penalized for their fessional rehabilitation sessions that help social inclusion and protection human rights and civic engagement. We also help ordinary them learn how to cope with the stress. Direct aid for the persecuted education and skills citizens whose rights are being violated The individual psychosocial program freedoms. Political prisoners and their families sustainable livelihoods and environment in places where the rule of law does not in Prague provides the selected person 15 function. with access to psychotherapy, doctor’s good governance 102 Politically persecuted (by both state and non-state actors) visits, medical procedures and also off ers 200 2 human rights various cultural and sports activities. One 83 Human rights defenders introduction / advocacy activities Psychosocial Assistance in Eastern of the recipients of this type of rehabil- our activities in 2019 Europe and Central Asia itation was Olexandr Kolchenko, who direct aid for the persecuted was arrested shortly after the annexation support for civil society Most human rights defenders are under of Crimea. He then spent fi ve years in a SOS Venezuela advocacy activities in support of human rights constant psychological pressure, which Russian prison and was released, together causes them to suff er from anxiety and with Oleg Sentsov, as part of a prisoners’ While our individual rehabilitation In June 2019, People in Need opened the Activities in the Czech Republic in 2019 severe burnout. exchange in September. program is longer and based on the SOS Venezuela appeal to help people 3 education and awareness individual needs of the person, we also severely aff ected by the deepening introductions / One World Film Festival off er group rehabilitation that is done in humanitarian crisis in Venezuela. Young our support for schools and teachers the presence of two psychotherapists children, the elderly, the chronically ill or Varianty and focuses on mutual support of the the poor are the most at risk due to the migration participants. lack of food, medicine and drinking water. One World in Schools The education and healthcare systems are One World failing as a result of poor state gover- EYE on CUBA nance. Access to education is particularly 4 social work and counselling problematic for children from socially introduction / who we are 22 Through the EYE on CUBA network, we excluded neighbourhoods. Children are who we are years of being have been able to systematically monitor often hungry and have no energy or working with local self-government active in Cuba. human rights violations in Cuba for the reason to go to school. We decided to support for children Two months after his release last seven years. Cases of politically mo- use the collection to provide lunches at from a Russian prison, support for families Olexandr Kolchenko came tivated persecution, arbitrary detentions a school located in an extremely poor to Prague to take advantage or bullying are recorded by members part of Caracas, helping to ensure the our donors 5 of PIN’s psychosocial of the network, who then provide legal, education of more than 400 children, introduction / our donors rehabilitation program. Photo: Michaela Danelová / psychological and material assistance to while also providing them with at least our donors irozhlas.cz the aff ected people. one meal a day. thank you organizational structure international | human rights | direct aid for the persecuted international | human rights | direct aid for the persecuted 6 financial report 36 37 What did A ritual dedicated to “The Islamist militia also supported the local production Libya, and we are also supporting active 2019 bring? the indigenous people killed during protests in 2019. detained me. During of a short documentary Mama, Soy citizenship at the local level. Photo: Lucia Argüellová People in Need – Annual Report the interrogation campo Soy ciudad that captures the connections between indigenous Contents I was forced to open peoples, nature, the land and water. The Graty Project Introductory remarks from our CEO up my phone to see International Activities in 2019 whether I had some- We supported the creation of an thing objectionable. Civil Society in Libya independent media platform focused 1 emergency response and development on using journalism to monitor the on- introduction / country programme employees But they didn’t fi nd People in Need helps local activists, going reforms of the judiciary system, aid beneficiaries anything. In fact it journalists and members of the LGBT+ police, army and to monitor human volume of aid was at a training community. We support freedom of rights violations within the context of relief work and reconstruction by People in Need speech and of the press, women’s rights the international armed conflict in the resilience and nutrition security Support and the rights of minorities. We orga- territory of Ukraine The Graty Media where I learned how social inclusion and protection for civil nize digital security trainings, thanks to Project (Behind Bars) was symbolically education and skills to protect sensitive which activists learn to handle sensitive created on September 7, 2019 when the sustainable livelihoods and environment society information. It might information safely and responsibly on imprisoned director Oleg Sentsov was good governance their mobile phones and computers. returned to Ukraine. Graty is focused have just saved my We are off ering this help to ensure on court journalism and at present has 2 human rights We support life.“ that civil society does not disappear in about 15,000 unique visitors per week. introduction / advocacy activities independent In Ecuador, we support the a training participant our activities in 2019 initiatives, activists, direct aid for the persecuted journalists and support for civil society enforcement of collective Our Activities We cooperated with 2,193 representatives from independent civil society lawyers. We try advocacy activities in support of human rights in 2019 to help them with rights of indigenous people Activities in the Czech Republic in 2019 their professional Independent activists 1,918 3 education and awareness development Thanks to the introductions / One World Film Festival and in the People in Need perceives civic engage- to work on cases of criminally accused study trips and Journalists 234 our support for schools and teachers implementation ment as a pillar of a free and democratic indigenous leaders, to contribute to the internships, 2,193 Varianty society. Therefore, we support inde- defence of the lands being destroyed of human rights civil society (Human rights) lawyers 41 migration pendent organizations and initiatives, by mining projects, to organize One World in Schools activities. by trying to help them with professional activities that promote intercultural representatives One World development and to facilitate the imple- dialogue. At the same time, we orga- had the opportunity mentation of their human rights activities. nize meetings where members from to strengthen We prepared the following activities for our partners in 2019 4 social work and counselling diff erent indigenous communities can their abilities and introduction / who we are discuss and come together to formulate compare their who we are Support for indigenous peoples advocacy strategies towards local and experiences. working with local self-government in Ecuador national authorities. Study trips Seminars and Small grants to support for children In 2019, we organized a course of and internships trainings start projects support for families We support civic initiatives, aimed at photojournalism for representatives (number of participants) (number of participants) (number of grants) defending and enforcing collective of Quechua organizations that united our donors Journalists Journalists Journalists 5 rights of indigenous people in Ecuador. people from the Saraguro, Kitu Kara, 34 138 53 77 Lawyers 756 Lawyers 173 Lawyers introduction / our donors Our grants helped small organizations Salasaca, Otavalo, Cañari, Puruha and 2 27 15 Activists Activists Activists our donors and the greater indigenous movements Kayambi ethnic groups. People in Need 41 591 105 thank you organizational structure international | human rights | support for civil society international | human rights | support for civil society 6 financial report 38 39 What did 2019 bring? People in Need – Annual Report “Crimea at The Homo Homini Award Contents Low Tide” Introductory remarks from our CEO went to human rights International Activities in 2019 commemorating defender Buzurgmehr 1 emergency response and development Advocacy introduction / country programme employees the fi fth activities Yorov from Tajikistan aid beneficiaries volume of aid anniversary relief work and reconstruction As part of our work Buzurgmehr Yorov was given the 2019 Prize winner. In his speech, he thanked resilience and nutrition security of Russian in the fi eld of human Homo Homini Award in recognition of Czech citizens, activists, politicians and social inclusion and protection rights we strive to his courage and determination to defend People in Need for its many years of education and skills raise awareness basic human rights and to ensure the right support and its eff orts to get Ukrainian sustainable livelihoods and environment annexation to fair trial proceedings for all citizens of political prisoners released. At the same in Czech and good governance Tajikistan. Yorov has long represented the time, however, he pointed out that there international forums politically persecuted who others dared are many others still in prison and that it is 2 human rights In 2019, fi ve years have passed since about problems not to defend themselves. As a result of important to speak out and advocate for introduction / advocacy activities the Russian annexation of Ukrainian in countries with doing his job, this successful lawyer lost them and for the release of the innocent. our activities in 2019 Crimea. This sad anniversary was repressive regimes. not only his property, but also his own direct aid for the persecuted commemorated by the extensive Our hope is to freedom. support for civil society A letter from his brother project Crimea at Low Tide, which achieve broader advocacy activities in support of human rights included an exhibition and a theatrical support for local Defending the opposition The award was accepted by Jamshed Activities in the Czech Republic in 2019 performance by Crimean artists democratic Yorov, a brother of the lawyer, who also 3 education and awareness working in exile, discussions with movements. In 2015, he was one of the few who read a short message that his brother had introductions / One World Film Festival Crimean Tatar activists, experts and decided to defend 13 members of the succeeded in sending from prison: “Dear our support for schools and teachers journalists, and the screening of fi lms. opposition Islamic Renaissance Party. On friends, the message about the Homo Varianty the day the government called the party Homini Award was unexpected and joyful. migration a terrorist organization, the police broke When I found out about it, it didn’t only One World in Schools The visual artists Maria Kulikovska into his home and his offi ce without a bring true joy to me, but also to many of One World and Vitaly Fomenko presented their warrant for an inspection. Yorov was the other prisoners in our prison. It gives 28 accused of “arousing national, racial, us hope that the sacrifi ces we have made work in Prague. Both come from the 4 social work and counselling Crimean peninsula and were forced years in prison local and religious hostility along with for democracy and the rule of law have introduction / who we are – this was the extremism.” He was sentenced to a total not been forgotten. Your support, under- who we are to leave after the annexation in 2014. sentence handed of 28 years in prison. standing and recognition provide me with working with local self-government They currently live in Kiev and the topic down in Tajikistan to strength and assurance that justice will pre- support for children of losing a home fi gures prominently vail. I do not regret anything. Everything convicted attorney support for families in their work. Theater pieces have also Oleg Sentsov presented the award that I did, I did for justice and for the law.” Buzurgmehr Jorov, our donors been made, in exile, one of which was 5 who was given The Homo Homini Award was presented The Homo Homini Award ceremony kicks introduction / our donors performed in Prague as a documentary, the Homo Homini by Oleg Sentsov, a Ukrainian fi lm director, off the One World human rights docu- our donors Grass Grows Across the Land, which Award for 2019. former political prisoner and Sakharov mentary fi lm festival every year. thank you refl ects on life in the Crimea peninsula organizational structure after Russian occupation (see photo). Photo: Vesna Evans international | human rights | advocacy activities in support of human rights 6 financial report 41 What did Central Bohemian Region Mobile Counselling Activities in the Kladno 2019 bring? Liberec Region Rožnov pod Radhoštěm, Czech Republic Beroun Liberec Vsetín * People in Need – Annual Report Králův Dvůr Hrádek nad Nisou Valašské Meziříčí * in 2019 Buštěhrad Prague Greater Frýdlant (*both only do Contents Karlovy Vary Region Zákolany all of Ralsko work in the fi eld) Introductory remarks from our CEO Prague Nejdek Jablonec nad Nisou International Activities in 2019 Karlovy Vary Ústí nad Olomouc Region Sokolov 1 emergency response and development Labem Region Olomouc Ostrov introduction / country programme employees Ústí nad Labem Přerov Chodov aid beneficiaries Bílina Prostějov Žlutice Chomutov Hranice volume of aid Valeč One World Jeseník relief work and reconstruction Rotava Film Festival Kojetín resilience and nutrition security Kraslice Lipník nad Bečvou social inclusion and protection Social Integration education and skills Programmes sustainable livelihoods and environment good governance 2 human rights introduction / advocacy activities our activities in 2019 direct aid for the persecuted One World in Schools support for civil society (Total number of schools and other advocacy activities in support of human rights institutions involved in the program) Activities in the Czech Republic in 2019 3 education and awareness Total Czech Republic 3,731 introductions / One World Film Festival our support for schools and teachers Prague 596 Plzeň Region Varianty South Bohemian Region 255 Plzeň migration South Moravian Region 392 Rokycany One World in Schools Karlovy Vary Region 90 Klatovy One World Hradec Králové Region 198 Domažlice Liberec Region 158 social work and counselling Horšovský Týn 4 Moravian-Silesian Region 353 introduction / who we are Stříbro Olomouc Region 206 who we are Tachov Pardubice Region 203 Nýřany working with local self-government Plzeň Region 157 Stod support for children Central Bohemian Region 470 Sušice support for families Ústí nad Labem Region 241 Přeštice Vysočina Region 193 5 our donors Zlín Region 219 introduction / our donors České Budějovice, Český Krumlov, Sušice, Ostrava, Opava, Olomouc, Vsetín, Třinec, Rožnov pod Radhoštěm, Zlín, Boskovice, Polička, Brno, our donors Tábor, Benešov, Plzeň, Kladno, Karlovy Vary, Znojmo, Uherské Hradiště, Třebíč, Pelhřimov, Tišnov, Ústí nad Orlicí, Pardubice, Hradec Králové, thank you Děčín, Louny, Ústí nad Labem, Prague Police nad Metují, Jablonec nad Nisou, Liberec, Havlíčkův Brod, Nymburk, Mladá Boleslav organizational structure 6 financial report What did On the eve of the Day of Remembrance for the Victims of the Communist Regime, we and a group of students symbolically lit up 60 lanterns with the names of political prisoners, whose destinies were processed 2019 bring? as part of the Stories of Injustice, in the Hvezda Game Reserve. Prague, June 2019. Photo: Vojtěch Heřmánek People in Need – Annual Report 3 Contents Introductory remarks from our CEO International Activities in 2019 The JSNS.CZ audiovisual 1 emergency response and development introduction / country programme employees platform was used by almost aid beneficiaries volume of aid relief work and reconstruction 4,000 schools. Since being resilience and nutrition security social inclusion and protection education education and skills launched here, it has been used sustainable livelihoods and environment good governance and awareness in almost 70,000 educational 2 human rights introduction / advocacy activities our activities in 2019 lessons per year. direct aid for the persecuted support for civil society advocacy activities in support of human rights Activities in the Czech Republic in 2019 3 education and awareness introductions / One World Film Festival our support for schools and teachers Varianty migration One World in Schools One World Over 130,000 viewers attended 4 social work and counselling introduction / who we are the One World Film Festival. who we are working with local self-government support for children Almost 40,000 students took part support for families in projects of the Global Action Schools. 5 our donors introduction / our donors our donors 660 people attended one of the events thank you organizational structure organized by the Migration program. 6 financial report What did 2019 bring? We want In 2019, like Czech society as a whole, we commemorated the 30 years since the key milestone One World In 2019, One World entered the second decade of its existence. As we have every open-minded in our modern history. We celebrated this signifi cant anniversary in our educational program 2019 We year, we screened more than a hundred documentaries from around the world that People in Need – Annual Report Varianty by putting out several new methodological publications that are intended to help capture unique stories. The fi lms we screen tell the stories of people who are far schools and educators develop democratic values, critical thinking and a responsible civic approach in their are looking from us, but thanks to the power of the visual images in fi lm, they approach us, and Contents support for students - whether it is about the neighbourhood around them or what is happening on the for what we experience their life dramas almost as our own. Such intense fi lm encounters can Introductory remarks from our CEO other end of the planet. At a time of rapid changes, these skills are essential for understanding help us break down stereotypes and overcome the apparent distance with people International Activities in 2019 everyone the world and for staying resistant to promises made about simple solutions. We have ex- connects us from other cultures, religions and languages. “Safe Proximity” - the theme of this panded the range of Global Action Schools that integrate global topics into lessons and guide year’s One World also dealt with overcoming distances. Not a day goes by that we 1 emergency response and development students towards taking an active interest in their community. do not hear that “we” are supporters of the good and right values and that “they” introduction / country programme employees At the same time, we have continued to contribute to the capacity of the Czech school system stand against us with a distorted, incorrect view of the world. The media’s overused aid beneficiaries to fulfi ll the individual needs of children and to reduce inequalities that stem from their family phrase of “divided society” as a result then only supports the feeling that we actually volume of aid backgrounds. We have paid special attention to teacher’s assistants, whose numbers in schools have nothing more to say to each other, that “we” simply no longer should even try to relief work and reconstruction are growing and whose state-guaranteed conditions do not correspond to the fundamental understand “them”. The ability to conduct a constructive dialogue along with the idea resilience and nutrition security role they play. We also focused on strengthening cooperation between families and the of mutual solidarity are disappearing from society. That’s why we decided to look at social inclusion and protection schools - with the almost two thousand parents who took part in one of the school events the topic of a divided society from the opposite side and asked - what do we all have education and skills initiated by us. Creating these platforms, together with educating teachers in non-violent and in common? This corresponds to the observations and stories of the 117 fi lms that sustainable livelihoods and environment constructive communication skills, is another eff ective way to make schools more open. And One World brought to 36 Czech cities and Brussels, as well as throughout the year good governance that’s what we’re after. 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2 human rights Tomáš Habart, Director of the Varianty Educational Programme Ondřej Kamenický, director of the One World Film Festival introduction / advocacy activities our activities in 2019 We recall Thirty years ago, the communist regime in what was then Czechoslovakia fell. The direct aid for the persecuted the stories devastating normalization period ended and the Iron Curtain disappeared. We could fi nally support for civil society breathe freely, express our opinions without fear of persecution, and travel. We lived to One World a total of advocacy activities in support of human rights of those who see democracy. We set off on the diffi cult path of coping with the totalitarian past. A part of Film Festival this should include not losing our memories and not forgetting what the seemingly noble 132,227 Activities in the Czech Republic in 2019 experienced 82,690 viewers in attendance 48,417 communist ideology looked like in reality. It should also include us resisting the relativizing in attendance 3 education and awareness audience members of injustice interpretations of the past and conveying information about what this period of unfreedom One World in the Regions in Prague 210 introductions / One World Film Festival international under was like and the criminal nature of totalitarian regimes to the youngest generation. At the guests our support for schools and teachers same time, an irreplaceable role should be played by lessons in school. However, even more than 1,120 - incl. directors, 3 attendance at protagonists, Varianty communism some years after 1989, the history that was being taught in a number of schools ended with special relaxed 2,500 One World human rights migration World War II (unfortunately this still applies today). projections screenings in Brussels activists, One World in Schools The Stories of Injustice educational project was created 15 years ago in response. In it, we organized through Get Your Audience! organizers… One World introduce the youngest generation to specifi c stories, often through documentaries. The fi rst person I went to consult with at that time was Jiří Stránský, a former political prisoner. 4 social work and counselling The idea that prisoners of the communist regime would go and meet young people won introduction / who we are him over immediately. He helped secure money for the fi rst year and served as a pillar of who we are strength to us for all the others. Since then, there have been almost 9,000 meetings with 36 5 towns and cities fi lms with audio working with local self-government persecuted people, brave men and women who fearlessly resisted communism that were 6 20 that took part in international debates descriptions for premieres support for children attended by almost 400,000 students. Jiří Stránský himself visited schools and told stories One World as part of the the blind and the support for families every year. He talked about all his hardships with insight, interspersed with jokes, and yet – in the Regions programme of partially sighted 17 Talking Cinema world or international or rather because of that – his story got under the skin of teenagers. I’m absolutely sure they our donors 5 won’t forget him, nor will we. Jiří Stránský died in the spring of 2019. 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Teach- courses to teachers, where we work International Activities in 2019 events for teacher’s er’s assistants highly appreciated this, with eff ective and respectful commu- according to a participant of the support nication techniques and with the limits 1 emergency response and development assistants in 2019. groups, having an opportunity to share of our own emotions. In 2019, a total of introduction / country programme employees their experience with others is “motivating 708 teachers went through our courses aid beneficiaries for their future work, a relief that we ex- focused on working with students with volume of aid perience similar situations with children, ADHD. We actively involve parents relief work and reconstruction 3,970 parents, and teachers alike and a source of in school events and provide schools resilience and nutrition security inspiration for dealing with specifi c situa- with methodical assistance in organizing social inclusion and protection Varianty students got tions. I am very happy that we also meet events for parents, where they could education and skills Education involved in the assistants from other schools. We are get acquainted with various topics in the sustainable livelihoods and environment the Global able to support each other, but also to fi eld of education, through informal pa- good governance Programme Action Schools share what has worked somewhere else rental chats. In 2019, 1,801 parents took and has proved its worth, and we may part in these seminars in schools. 2 human rights programme, they have not even thought of it yet.” In 2019, introduction / advocacy activities We bring news and organized a total of a total of 492 teacher’s assistants took part our activities in 2019 ideas in support Teacher’s assistants are 37 school events. in one of our courses and events. direct aid for the persecuted of teacher’s support for civil society assistants and advocacy activities in support of human rights helping schools to create The Global Action communication Schools Summit Activities in the Czech Republic in 2019 between schools a safe environment 3 education and awareness and parents, we In June 2019, the introductions / One World Film Festival bring together Global Action Schools our support for schools and teachers schools with an Teacher’s assistants and school assistants Assistants for a Better School, which took Summit took place Varianty interest in global are often the only ones in school settings place in the fall of 2019. The conference, for the fi rst time. The migration who have room to systematically deal whose main guest was Susanna Bäckman, topics and local Global Action Schools One World in Schools with a child with special educational a Finnish teacher and consultant that is a is a programme of One World community life. needs and their family with regard to a specialist in research and the development successful resolution of their situation of new concepts in pedagogical theory and cooperation with 4 social work and counselling and, therefore, increase their success practice, had 179 participants. schools, which introduction / who we are at school. Children have quickly come supports teachers who we are to trust teacher’s assistants, they are in integrating global working with local self-government someone safe for them to turn to when We create space for the sharing themes into their support for children they are dealing with a personal situation of good practice teaching. The fi rst support for families within their family, within a group or with summit was devoted a teacher. These are some of the conclu- To support assistants and teacher’s our donors 5 sions of a qualitative survey among teach- assistants, we also deal with blended- to the issue of introduction / our donors er’s assistants, whose results we presented learning education that focuses on the poverty. our donors at the 2nd annual conference called With work of assistants with students from Photo: Tomáš Princ thank you organizational structure Czech Republic | education and awareness | Varianty Czech Republic | education and awareness | Varianty 6 financial report 50 51 What did 2019 bring? Media literacy trainings People in Need – Annual Report The topic of migration @ 318 participants Contents The topic of We opened up the Introductory remarks from our CEO migration in is slowly reaching even theme of media International Activities in 2019 literacy with the the media 1 emergency response and development Czech universities issue of migration introduction / country programme employees and its media aid beneficiaries Our goal is to At Charles University, in the Faculty of the opportunity to think about the topic coverage with primary and teachers (young) government volume of aid provide the public Social Sciences, journalism and media in the fi eld and experience what working a number of target secondary journalists offi cials students and NGOs relief work and reconstruction with balanced studies students have already had their through the migration topic really entails groups. resilience and nutrition security information about third year to complete the seminar as a journalist. In addition to an excursion social inclusion and protection Journalists and Minority Topics – Media to the SAPA center in Prague, students had migration and education and skills and Migration. This semester long course a chance to sign up for study trips from sustainable livelihoods and environment integration (not provides students with theoretical in- spring to autumn 2019 that took place in the media literacy the topic of migration and the media good governance only) by means of sights into the topic, along with informa- Czech Republic, Germany, Estonia and Slo- the media and to tion based on the work of experts from vakia. Each of these countries off er many 68 teachers and 158 students 21 journalists and 71 stakeholders 2 human rights help break down academia, the nonprofi t sector, as well as interesting stories about the migrant expe- workshops / seminars and NGO representatives introduction / advocacy activities lectures / workshops the common journalists and other specialists bringing rience. In České Velenice, students worked our activities in 2019 in their experiences from the fi eld. on the topic of cross border commuting 663 direct aid for the persecuted stereotypes about between the Czech Republic and Austria or participants took support for civil society foreigners. That’s what life was like for members of the large an expedition to to the “very end of the the group of Czech, Slovak and Estonian part in events. advocacy activities in support of human rights why we focus on It is necessary to get out of the lecture Vietnamese community; in Passau, Germa- Schengen zone” on the Slovak-Ukrainian students came together. Although it hall and into the fi eld ny, they looked then at how this Bavarian border. This was also the case for the initially seemed that the students were Activities in the Czech Republic in 2019 work with future journalists. city coped with up to 300,000 refugees trip to the Estonia border town of Narva mainly interested in the political aspect 3 education and awareness For future journalists, in addition to theo- and migrants passing through it between where 90 % of the population is Russian of the EU-NATO border, the majority of introductions / One World Film Festival 36 retical knowledge, it is important to have 2015 and 2016. The trip to Slovakia was speaking. A total of 14 Czech students the students eventually focused on the our support for schools and teachers organized were given this opportunity, as were phenomenon that Narva currently suff ers Varianty events: lectures, the students from Slovakia and Estonia. from, which is the exodus of young migration workshops, people from Narva to larger cities inland One World in Schools or abroad. “The theme of young people One World roundtable Trip to the furthest borders of living in Narva fascinated me because of discussions and the EU and NATO its paradoxical diversity. Although at fi rst 4 social work and counselling study trips. glance it seemed that most wanted to introduction / who we are The trip to Estonia attracted the most leave the city as soon as possible, this was who we are people. Three students were even- not the case and in the end I met a lot of working with local self-government tually selected for the trip and began people who loved their city and wanted support for children 185 to carefully consider what topic they to improve it. From a journalistic point of support for families would like to cover in Estonia. After a view, it moved me even further - it was hours worth Czech, Estonian and Slovak two-hour flight to Tallinn, which was the fi rst experience in the fi eld, collecting our donors 5 students of journalism on the of trainings for even the fi rst one for some of them, material in English and I am very grateful introduction / our donors grounds of the former Kreenholm various target textile factory in Narva, Estonia. there was a long train journey to Narva to have had this opportunity,” says one of our donors Photo: Ondřej Sobola groups. on the country’s easternmost tip where the participants, Tereza Brhelová. thank you organizational structure Czech Republic | education and awareness | migration Czech Republic | education and awareness | migration 6 financial report 52 53 What did Vlasta Černá during the grand opening of A Month of Films “One must do something for the sake of freedom. 2019 bring? in Schools receiving the Stories of Injustice Award from Karel Therefore, follow the principles of moral ethics and be People in Need – Annual Report Schwarzenberg. Photo: Josef Rabara honest. Only then we will be able to live better in our country.” Contents Vlasta Černá during the Stories of Injustice Awards ceremony. Introductory remarks from our CEO International Activities in 2019 and fi lmmakers to discuss themes of of people who pose a threat to demo- 1 emergency response and development modern, Czechoslovakia history after the cracy, by being resistant to media manip- introduction / country programme employees 3 × screening of selected fi lms. The chance ulation,” explains Karel Strachota. aid beneficiaries we have already for younger generations to meet with the A number of surveys have shown that volume of aid organized the survivors of communist injustice deepens young people (and not only them) relief work and reconstruction One World Media Literacy intergenerational relations and helps all have a low level of media literacy in the resilience and nutrition security Weeks of us to understand the recent past. Czech Republic. That’s why we came up social inclusion and protection in Schools with with the concept of using fi ve short education and skills educational videos by the popular Czech sustainable livelihoods and environment We are not ready for the new era YouTuber Karel Kovář, AKA Kovy, with good governance Modern the goal of attracting younger viewers. Czechoslovak “One has to do something for 60+ “Society’s immunity to relativizing the “Amid today’s chaos of information, all of human rights 2 history is an journalists and past is connected, among other, things us should have media literacy. The ability introduction / advocacy activities important the sake of freedom.” says media experts have to its ability to think critically and to to think critically and to argue about our activities in 2019 orient itself within the current flood of the impact of social networks and the direct aid for the persecuted theme within been involved in information - to distinguish what is based hundreds of sources information on the support for civil society the educational Vlasta Černá, the holder of the Media Literacy on facts from false information – while formation of opinions is overwhelming advocacy activities in support of human rights programs of Weeks also being aware of the massive influ- and it turns out we’re not ready for this ence of media in today’s world and the new era. But thanks to audiovisual mate- Activities in the Czech Republic in 2019 One World in the Stories of Injustice Award Schools. Our main importance of those that are high quality rials, an often lifeless topic can now enter 3 education and awareness activity over the and independent. Educated citizens must into classrooms in a more engaging form,” introductions / One World Film Festival Vlasta Černá found herself in the cross have shown courage and actively stood keep in mind that they stand in the way says Karel Kovář. our support for schools and teachers last few years 90+ hairs of the communist regime at the age up to the communist regime of Czecho- Varianty has also been of seventeen. She along with several slovakia at the time, the winners are discussions migration media education, other people hid a persecuted priest for nominated annually by people under 30. between students One World in Schools as a means for months. Out of fear of this being discov- The former Minister of Foreign Aff airs and journalists One World strengthening ered the whole group eventually decided and MP Karel Schwarzenberg presented and media experts media literacy to emigrate. While trying to cross the bor- Vlasta Černá with the Stories of Injustice 4 social work and counselling during the 2019 among young der was caught in an ambush by the State Award. Together with young people, introduction / who we are Security and was arrested. She spent 17 he expressed his respect and admiration Media Literacy who we are people. months awaiting trial in prison. Later on, for her. The Stories of Injustice Award Weeks working with local self-government she studied psychology and until her re- is traditionally handed over during a support for children tirement worked as a clinical psychologist solemn ceremony, which also serves as Students from the Business support for families in the Brno psychiatric hospital. the opening event of A Month of Films in Academy and Vocational She was chosen for the Stories of Injustice Schools. The fi lms are shown throughout High School of Economic in our donors 5 Award by a student jury for her bravery November so that this never happens Svitavy on a class trip to the introduction / our donors newsroom of Economie during and courage. The uniqueness of this again. Middle and secondary school the Media Literacy Weeks. our donors award is that honours personalities who students meet with survivors, historians Photo: Kristýna Svobodová thank you organizational structure Czech Republic | education and awareness | One World in Schools Czech Republic | education and awareness | One World in Schools 6 financial report 54 55 What did Visual image of the 2019 One World Film Festival that was held in Prague 2019 bring? and 35 other cities in the Czech People in Need – Annual Report One World 2019 Republic. Photo: One World Contents Introductory remarks from our CEO Virtual reality International Activities in 2019 One World more than 82,000 1 emergency response and development Film introduction / country programme employees Festival aid beneficiaries viewers in the regions volume of aid relief work and reconstruction The most Virtual worlds are constantly expanding. A total of nine projects were presented, resilience and nutrition security successful Technologies that most people associate which were attended by 708 spectators. social inclusion and protection documentaries mainly with computer games, are gaining In addition to the virtual reality projects education and skills from One World an increasingly important place even in that were presented in a special VR cinema sustainable livelihoods and environment genres, such as reportage or documentary for the fi rst time in One World, there were are available good governance fi lm. From traditional pieces of reporting also so-called augmented reality projects on the website to interactive documentaries there is a (AR – augmented reality). They work 2 human rights www.promitejity.cz, growing inclination towards reenact- with the actual space around the viewer, One World in the Regions Hradiště “How a guide dog works” was introduction / advocacy activities where viewers ments, whether it is the reconstruction who wears a special headset that includes 9 extremely successful. It also included a our activities in 2019 can download of historical events, or an experiential semi-transparent glasses. AR technology After Prague, the festival moved on into lecture on how a blind or deaf viewer ex- direct aid for the persecuted and screen them recreation that transports the viewer to projects holograms that complement the projects were the regions. In 2019, the festival was held periences a visit to the cinema. In Třebíč, support for civil society a real situation. real world. People are thus transported to in 35 other cities. One World in the Re- they organized a screening for the fi rst free of charge and presented with advocacy activities in support of human rights Thus, One World took visitors to the Am- interrogation rooms within the US immigra- help from virtual gions had a total of 82,690 viewers in at- time directly in a home for seniors. This legally – not only azon rainforest, into the body of a refugee tion service or with the help of a book of tendance. The school projection attracted allowed grandchildren to come to their Activities in the Czech Republic in 2019 reality technology. for themselves, but en route to Europe or into the imitations spells fi nd themselves within a story about 53,484 students and another 6,440 stu- grandparents and watch together. It was visited 3 education and awareness also for their own of world-famous monuments in China. a shamanic healer. dents visited one of the accompanying An interesting example comes from Mladá introductions / One World Film Festival audiences. by 708 viewers. events. A fundamental innovation in 2019 Boleslav, where they combined making our support for schools and teachers was the regional jury. Each city nominated the festival accessible to blind audiences Varianty it own representative. Out of these nom- with an original accompanying program migration inees, three jurors were chosen to come – a nighttime run with a headlamp, the One World in Schools 35 to Prague with the task of selecting a fi lm proceeds of which were donated to the One World to be included in the Get Your Audience! SONS organization. There was also a run Czech cities, in project. The winner was Reconstructing in Karlovy Vary. The annual One World 4 social work and counselling addition to Prague, Utøya, which also received an honourable Run is for everyone – athletes, runners, introduction / who we are were involved mention from the jury of the International families with children, people in wheel- who we are in the organizing competition category. chairs. Runners are motivated not only by working with local self-government One World continued to make the medals, but also by cinema tickets, which support for children of One World program truly accessible to all viewers. In they get for paying the participation fee. support for families in 2019 Karlovy Vary, Sušice and Plzeň, the open- The original idea for the promotion of the ing of the festival was interpreted into festival was created by organizers from our donors 5 Czech sign language, and the debates and Český Krumlov and in 2019 they also introduction / our donors Virtual reality at the One World workshops held in many cities were inter- broke new ground with the happening on our donors Festival. Photo: Lukáš Bíba preted as well. The workshop in Uherské the square. thank you organizational structure Czech Republic | education and awareness | One World Czech Republic | education and awareness | One World 6 financial report 56 57 What did In 2019, we operated 15 pre-school clubs in the Czech Republic. Photo: Iva Zímová 2019 bring? People in Need – Annual Report 4 Contents We helped Introductory remarks from our CEO International Activities in 2019 1 emergency response and development 7,400 people from introduction / country programme employees aid beneficiaries social work volume of aid around 550 cities relief work and reconstruction resilience and nutrition security social inclusion and protection and and villages in the education and skills sustainable livelihoods and environment good governance counselling Czech Republic 2 human rights introduction / advocacy activities our activities in 2019 direct aid for the persecuted support for civil society advocacy activities in support of human rights Activities in the Czech Republic in 2019 3 education and awareness introductions / One World Film Festival our support for schools and teachers Our branches can be found in 7 regions Varianty migration in the Czech Republic. One World in Schools One World We operate in 50 Czech and Moravian 4 social work and counselling introduction / who we are cities and their surrounding areas. who we are working with local self-government support for children 30 percent of all people with whom support for families we work are children and young people. 5 our donors introduction / our donors our donors Our team consists of 300 employees thank you organizational structure and 300 volunteers. 6 financial report What did Where we work 2019 bring? We work in more than 50 cities People in Need – Annual Report We have already been helping and their surrounding areas. Contents 7 In 2019, we helped people from people from impoverished areas roughly 550 cities and villages. Introductory remarks from our CEO regions in total International Activities in 2019 here for 20 years. Today they where we work in 1 emergency response and development the Czech Republic. introduction / country programme employees are mainly worried about debts. aid beneficiaries volume of aid Prague, and the regions of Karlovy Vary, Liberec, Olomouc, Plzeň, Central Bohemia and Ústí nad Labem relief work and reconstruction resilience and nutrition security In 2019, it was exactly 20 years since we started working in social inclusion and protection places that we eventually started referring to as socially excluded education and skills localities. Coincidentally, I was the person who went to Ústí nad Labem in 1999 to map the situation regarding the infamous wall on How many people sustainable livelihoods and environment 30 % were children good governance Matiční Street. Back then, I thought it would be a short-term bit of we are helping 3,000 civic engagement. In those days, like my colleagues, I still did not people used the services human rights 2 perceive the Czech Republic as a country in which we would have from our helpline. introduction / advocacy activities to be working as an organization for an extended period of time. of our activities in 2019 We were wrong. 7,400 these 3,000 direct aid for the persecuted Poverty (and all the negative phenomena associated with it) hit children and adults students attended support for civil society our country with an intensity that we could have hardly imagined tried to get direct one of our workshops. advocacy activities in support of human rights during the optimistic “nineties”. Over time this has changed. At 70 % were adults the time, of course, I had no idea that the events on Matiční would help from us Activities in the Czech Republic in 2019 lead to the birth of a separate section of People in Need that is through our work. 3 education and awareness dedicated to helping people from impoverished areas. Over time, introductions / One World Film Festival we have added educational services to our portfolio of work and our support for schools and teachers the Social Integration Programmes (PSI) came into existence in the Varianty form we know today. Who we are migration A lot has changed over the last 20 years. The number of people we 80 people in the educational One World in Schools are able to help has increased, the number of our employees and services (pre-school clubs + tutoring One World volunteers has grown, and the range of our services has expanded. Rough + career guidance) Even the problems we face today are in many ways diff erent from breakdown 4 social work and counselling debt counsellors back then. At present, for example, we most often deal with debts, of the people 50 introduction / who we are 320 which was initially seen as a rather marginal issue. who worked who we are What has not changed, however, is our work. Even today, its 150 people in social services working with local self-government goal is not only to be able to off er immediate help, but also to for the Social (work with adults + the low-threshold support for children ensure that people obtain all the information, knowledge and Integration clubs for children and young people) support for families competencies they needed to solve their problems on their own Programmes in the future, without outside help. (PSI) at the the remainder are made up of project 5 our donors end of 2019. 20 % 80 % coordinators, methodological workers, introduction / our donors various specialists, directors of branch Jan Černý men women our donors Director of the Social Integration Programmes o ffi c e s , etc. thank you organizational structure Czech Republic | social work and counselling | introduction Czech Republic | social work and counselling | who we are 6 financial report 60 63 What did 2019 bring? We accompany We help Our activities in support of over-indebted people children through the individuals and Pre-school clubs Tutoring Career guidance People in Need – Annual Report entire course of their whole families We have helped prepare We have helped more We have helped around DEBT educational path more than 600 children than 900 children 400 children with the Contents In addition to emergency and their families for with handling transition to (and their ability HELPLINE Introductory remarks from our CEO Children, with whom we enrolling in public the curriculum in to manage successfully) aid, it is also our goal to DOLOŽKOMAT In addition to direct advice International Activities in 2019 cooperate, are bound in particular nursery schools. primary schools. secondary school. provide support that leads In 2019, we launched given at our centres, we by the low educational level of to the acquiring of needed the web application try to help people manage 1 emergency response and development their parents. It is because of this knowledge and skills. We Doložkomat, that can the problems with debts introduction / country programme employees that they are not able to adequately want people to gradually recognize whether the en- through our help line. In 2019, aid beneficiaries help them with their schooling, gain confi dence in their own forcement proceedings of about 3,000 people took volume of aid which represents the biggest skills so they manage their an unpaid consumer loan is advantage of this service. relief work and reconstruction obstacle during their quest for a own aff airs in the future and being conducted illegally Some 2,000 of them called resilience and nutrition security quality education. Our job is to help Ages Ages Ages organize things themselves. on the basis of a non-trans- the phone number directly to to and over social inclusion and protection them to overcome this barrier. 3 6 7 15 15 parent arbitration clause. 774 392 950, while the education and skills If so, it generates a pro- remaining 1,000 sought sustainable livelihoods and environment posal to put a stop to it. advice via email. Educational services Educational good governance age of the children 900 2 human rights 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 people receive help MAP OF INDEX OF introduction / advocacy activities with fi nding housing. DEBT COUNSELLING RESPONSIBLE our activities in 2019 CENTRES LENDING direct aid for the persecuted We operate a webpage As we have done previously, Ages support for civil society 2,500 “How to survive debts” this year we also monitored 6 to 26 advocacy activities in support of human rights people were helped www.jakprezitdluhy.cz the conditions under which which includes a map of non-bank institutions off ered

Activities in the Czech Republic in 2019 Social services with their debts Low-threshold clubs for children and young people where people can fi nd their services. In June 2019, 3 education and awareness through counselling, In 2019, more than 800 children and young people visited our low-threshold clubs. the closest debt we issued an index that introductions / One World Film Festival The clubs provide a safe space where they can spend their free time meaningfully. and another counselling ranked the companies that our support for schools and teachers 3,000 made centre to where they live. are off ering microloans, and Varianty use of our helpline. in November we focused on migration those for consumer loans. One World in Schools 15 pre-school clubs 7 low-threshold clubs 300 Over 3,000 COMPANY One World were operated by us in for children and young volunteers helped us students went through Over 500 people CONSULTING 2019. They can be found people off ered services. in 2019 with tutoring one of our workshops, were assisted with job In 2019, we launched CAMPAIGN FOR 4 social work and counselling in: Bílina, Chodov, Two of them can be children that don’t have which were held in searches. a project that aims INDEBTED CHILDREN introduction / who we are Chomutov-Kamenná, found in Bílina, two are adequate educational some 250 primary to provide advice During the year, we advocat- who we are Chomutov-Školní, Kladno, also in Ústí nad Labem, support at home. and secondary We helped to employers who ed for the adoption of legal working with local self-government Liberec, Nejdek, Ploužnice, with the remaining three Tutoring session take schools. hundreds of have to deal with norms that would prevent support for children Prague 5, Prague 7, Přerov, in Kladno, Kraslice and place for individuals other people with the consequences children’s debts and make it support for families Rokycany, Sokolov, Liberec, respectively. and groups. Recently, of their employees’ easier to repay existing debts Ústí nad Labem-Mojžíř and some volunteers also sorting out their over-indebtedness. that people have carried since our donors 5 Ústí nad Labem-Předlice. got involved with documents or benefi ts, childhood. We were also introduction / our donors mentoring. communication with behind the successful Cam- our donors the authorities, etc. paign for Indebted Children. thank you organizational structure Czech Republic | social work and counselling | who we are Czech Republic | social work and counselling | who we are 6 financial report 61 62 What did Foto: VMLY&R 2019 bring? People in Need – Annual Report System Contents overview / Introductory remarks from our CEO cooperation Our campaign helped International Activities in 2019 with local 1 emergency response and development pass laws that will help to introduction / country programme employees self-govern- aid beneficiaries ment eliminate childhood debts. volume of aid relief work and reconstruction resilience and nutrition security Our analyses are Our work consists of direct assistance to the Insolvency Act was approved, social inclusion and protection always based on to specifi c people, analytical activities which, with our contribution, included education and skills experiences that and cooperation with public offi cials. several elements that will help bring In terms of our analyses, we most often debt relief to more people. We also 30 % were sustainable children livelihoods and environment we acquire during good governance focus on problems with debts and managed to reach several groundbreak- our everyday work. questions about the education of chil- ing judgments at the Constitutional 2 human rights We want to use dren from socially excluded localities. Court. introduction / advocacy activities these to contribute our activities in 2019 to the adoption of direct aid for the persecuted positive systemic Debts Project K.O.Z.A. The Campaign for When Míša opened a bank account for “We consider childhood support for civil society changes. Indebted Children the sake of her fi rst part-time job, she 70 % were advocacy adults activities in support of human rights Our Campaign for Indebted Children In 2019, the three-year K.O.Z.A. project focused on the found out that there were enforcement debts to be a perversion contributed to the adoption of two (the initials stand for the Czech words proceedings against her for riding pub- Activities in the Czech Republic in 2019 adoption of that is unparalleled in laws that help eliminate the existence for Cooperation, Openness, Inter- lic transportation without a ticket from 3 education and awareness of childhood debts. This campaign won est, and Adaptability) ended, which amendments to the when she was 9. Added to this was the Europe. We think, like introductions / One World Film Festival the main prize of the Flema competition focused on removing barriers in the civil code and the debt to a telephone operator, where most of the public, our support for schools and teachers in 2019. education of children from socially insolvency act her father set up an account with a Varianty We launched the Doložkomat web app, disadvantaged backgrounds, as well monthly fee under her name, which that children shouldn’t migration which can detect whether an enforce- as their parents and teachers. Among he did not pay. The total amount being have to pay for the One World in Schools ment proceeding on consumer loans is other things, the project created so- sought exceeds 130,000 CZK, which One World being carried out illegally on the basis called communication platforms to Míša can hardly repay, even though she shortcomings of of a non-transparent arbitration agree- set up regular meetings of all actors has several part-time jobs while going their parents. It is a 4 social work and counselling ment. If this is the case, this app will (teacher, parents, the Offi ce for the 4,000 to school at the same time. introduction / who we are generate a proposal to put a stop to it. Social Protection of Children (OSPOD), burden that we, as who we are We continued to analyze in detail the and non-profi t organizations) that can children in the This is just one of the children’s stories a society, carry from working with local self-government conditions under which non-banking positively influence the child’s situation. Czech Republic that our campaign focused on. Also the time when poverty support for children institutions off er their products. The project took place in 12 cities, we have debts. Tens thanks to it, it was possible to push support for families We summarized our fi ndings into two involved 30 schools and kindergartens, of thousands of through the amendments to two laws became a for-profi t Indexes of Responsible Lending, which we supported over 1,400 children, that prevent the establishment of new our donors 5 focused on microcredit (issued in June) 600 teachers took our courses and other adults carry childhood debts, while simultaneously industry here.” introduction / our donors and consumer credit (in November). about 100 meetings took place within debts from their creating a means for the easiest possible Daniel Hůle, Head of Debt Counselling our donors At the start of the year, an amendment the local communication platforms. childhood. cancellation of those that already exist. People in Need thank you organizational structure Czech Republic | social work and counselling | working with local self-government Czech Republic | social work and counselling | working with local self-government 6 financial report 64 65 What did Věra Cvoreňová has already worked at PIN for more than 2019 bring? ten years. According to her, the “When you all live in one room as a family and have nothing else, biggest problem is housing and People in Need – Annual Report the conditions in which some it’s clear that you’re not going to deal with the fact that a child children have to live. “They often can’t paint, count, or doesn’t have a well-developed vocabulary. Contents end up in shelters or in temporary Introductory remarks from our CEO housing with terrible conditions.” You are solving much more serious problems.” Photo: Kateřina Lánská International Activities in 2019 Věra Cvoreňová, head of a pre-school club in Prague, on why education is not a priority for families living in poverty. 1 emergency response and development introduction / country programme employees school, which is reflected in a reduction Low-Threshold Clubs aid beneficiaries in the number of absences or greater volume of aid eff ort during their lessons. Volunteers In the low-threshold clubs, we work relief work and reconstruction play an import role in this, without them with children and young people who resilience and nutrition security this service would not be possible. fi nd themselves in diffi cult life situ- social inclusion and protection Support for ations. They are able to enter a safe education and skills space, where they can spend their free sustainable livelihoods and environment Children Career Guidance time meaningfully. In addition, they good governance have the opportunity to unburden Its purpose is to expand the education themselves of everything that bothers 2 human rights We accompany beyond compulsory attendance. Our them. The staff of the club help them introduction / advocacy activities children throughout We help children overcome goal is to raise the qualifi cations of young solve their problems, or advise them our activities in 2019 their education. people so that their employability in on where they can fi nd suitable help. direct aid for the persecuted Pre-school clubs barriers they encounter over the labour market improves. One of the These are places that strive to serve as support for civil society basic motivational tools here is the off er a vehicle for positive changes in the prepare them to advocacy activities in support of human rights of an individual scholarship programme. lives of those that come there. enter kindergarten, the course of their studies Activities in the Czech Republic in 2019 our tutoring 3 education and awareness provides them with introductions / One World Film Festival support at primary Also in 2019, we focused intensely on proven to be very useful. This is when 2,400 our support for schools and teachers school, and high supporting the education of children children from the clubs regularly go to children and young Varianty and young people growing up in visit kindergartens to become familiar school students are people made migration impoverished neighbourhoods, hostels, with what it is like to attend them. use of one of our One World in Schools offered help by our shelters and other “bad addresses.” educational or One World career counsellors. The low-threshold Tutoring social services in 4 social work and counselling clubs serve as Pre-school Clubs 2019 introduction / who we are a safe haven for Tutoring is intended for children who who we are everyone who We run a network of pre-school clubs, have diffi culties at school and cannot working with local self-government which are intended for children from fi nd adequate support at home. The main support for children needs it. ages 3 to 5. These will ideally remain reason is their parents’ low level of edu- support for families here for one year, where they can cation, which often ended after primary catch up on everything they need, school. In addition to stopping children our donors 5 to prepare for the transition to public from getting failing grades, this tutoring The tutoring can be done introduction / our donors kindergartens. As part of this prepara- also brings with it other positive eff ects. individually or in groups. Another our donors form of this service is mentoring. tion, the so-called adaptive visits have These include having greater interest in Photo: Michal Gálik thank you organizational structure Czech Republic | social work and counselling | support for children Czech Republic | social work and counselling | support for children 6 financial report 66 67 What did We provide our services very often directly in the households 2019 bring? our clients. Photo: Iva Zímová People in Need – Annual Report We help solve problems Contents Introductory remarks from our CEO Support for with debts, housing, and Our help is provided International Activities in 2019 Families to individuals and 1 emergency response and development unemployment entire families. introduction / country programme employees aid beneficiaries We want to see Our services are intended for people the future they will be able to deal with volume of aid the people we who fi nd themselves in social need for similar diffi culties on their own. We 30 % relief work and reconstruction work with gain various reasons. They have a low level want them to begin to orient them- resilience and nutrition security children confi dence in their of education, are unemployed, suff er selves better in terms of their rights and social inclusion and protection from unmanageable debts, live in inhu- obligations. abilities and be education and skills mane conditions and simultaneously do We often provide services directly in sustainable livelihoods and environment able to organize not have the necessary skills or means the fi eld, that is, in the households of our good governance their own affairs for to help themselves on their own. clients, or when necessary, in coop- themselves in the Our goal is to help these people iden- eration with one of our offi ces. These 2 human rights future. tify the root causes of their problems, supports do not include the provision of introduction / advocacy activities to solve them by working together funds or material benefi ts. Also there are % our activities in 2019 and in the process hand over all the conditions on this support such as the 70 Debt Counselling temporary housing or a rundown house direct aid for the persecuted competencies they will need so that in active participation of the client. adults in a socially excluded locality. Our goal support for civil society In 2019, we helped roughly 5,500 peo- is to help these people to leave such advocacy activities in support of human rights ple with their debts. 3,000 used places and fi nd a suitable housing. An- or helpline services, while another other area that we are often dealing with Activities in the Czech Republic in 2019 2,500 people received advice at one is unemployment. Here we mainly focus 3 education and awareness of our debt counselling centres. We on the employment of young people in introductions / One World Film Festival have recently launched a mobile debt the labour market. In addition, we also our support for schools and teachers 5,500 advisory project in Wallachia. One of help with the work needed to obtain Varianty our debt counsellors travels around certain documents or various benefi ts, migration is roughly the several towns and villages and of- as well as establishing contact with state One World in Schools number of adults fers our services. We are constantly offi ces, schools or other institutions. One World that we tried to updating the Map of Debt Counsel- help with their ling Centres available on the website 4 social work and counselling www.jakprezitdluhy.cz which guides Other services introduction / who we are problems. These the user to the closest possible help The most heavily used service who we are of ours in recent years has were mainly debts, from us or a partnering organization. We also off er help to victims of crime. working with local self-government been debt counselling. Our unemployment, It is based on the provision of legal support for children counsellors help people deal with aid, accompaniment to the police and the problems from enforcement housing or support for families proceeding, protect people from the inability to Contact with offi ces for housing courts or assistance in writing a criminal unfair treatment by certain and work report, appeal, etc. As part of resocial- our donors communicate with 5 companies that provide fi nancial ization programs, PIN also supports introduction / our donors services, they offer debt relief or various offi ces and contact collection agencies for We solve a number of common prob- people who have committed crimes to our donors them. Photo: Martin Kovalčík institutions. lems with our clients including, living in be reintegrated back into society. thank you organizational structure Czech Republic | social work and counselling | support for families Czech Republic | social work and counselling | support for families 6 financial report 68 69 What did The donated goat will not only help with 2019 bring? subsistence, thanks to the sale of young goats and milk, the family will also earn People in Need – Annual Report enough money for other necessary 5 things, including food and medicine. Photo: Melikte Tadesse Contents Introductory remarks from our CEO International Activities in 2019 1 emergency response and development Thanks to introduction / country programme employees aid beneficiaries volume of aid donors relief work and reconstruction resilience and nutrition security in the Czech social inclusion and protection education and skills sustainable livelihoods and environment Republic over good governance our donors 2 human rights 45,700 gift introduction / advocacy activities our activities in 2019 direct aid for the persecuted Over 170 million Czech crowns were certifi cates support for civil society advocacy activities in support of human rights donated by Czech donors to help in the Czech turned into Activities in the Czech Republic in 2019 Republic and abroad. That is 20 million 3 education and awareness introductions / One World Film Festival more than last year. real aid. our support for schools and teachers Varianty migration Our activities were supported by One World in Schools One World 47,000 donors. Of those, 5,560 new donors 4 social work and counselling started helping us regularly. Most of them introduction / who we are who we are contribute 300 Czech crowns a month. working with local self-government support for children support for families We run the most successful charity e-shop 5 our donors in the Czech Republic: last year over introduction / our donors our donors 15,500 people people bought one of thank you organizational structure our Real Gifts. 6 financial report What did 2019 bring? Together we help around the world People in Need – Annual Report Over 21,300 regular donors Contents contributed more than Introductory remarks from our CEO To us, every donor is unique. 67,000,000 CZK. International Activities in 2019 The donations were used for human- The generosity of Czechs itarian aid, human rights defence, 1 emergency response and development CLUB OF FRIENDS organizing the help and fundraising. introduction / country programme employees continues to fi ll me with joy Aid for 26 countries aid beneficiaries klubpratel.cz Around 10,000 regular volume of aid donors contributed over relief work and reconstruction 29,000,000 CZK. resilience and nutrition security It never ceases to fi ll me with joy, how generous the Czech people are. I have already REAL AID The donations were used to support social inclusion and protection been in charge of the private fundraising department for 13 years, and during that time Help in 12 countries development projects abroad. education and skills I have had the honour of meeting hundreds of our donors and getting to know their skutecnapomoc.cz sustainable livelihoods and environment motivation to support People in Need. Each of the donors has their own story and their People purchased over 45,700 gift good governance reasons are diff erent. What unites them is an interest in others and the desire to change certifi cates with a value of around the world around us for the better. REAL GIFT 22,500,000 CZK. 2 human rights Based on my investigation into the donor’s soul one thing has become clear to me that Help in 12 countries 100 % of the price of gift introduction / advocacy activities taking interest in others and being generous makes people happier. Sometimes during skutecnydarek.cz certifi cates bought through our activities in 2019 our meetings, as a joke, I say that our donors are trying to improve their karma, but deep our charity e-shop go to the direct aid for the persecuted down I truly believe that giving is an important part of showing solidarity and caring for Real Aid private fund. support for civil society others and genuinely leads people to live happier and more fulfi lling lives. BETTER SCHOOL advocacy activities in support of human rights I would therefore like to take this opportunity to thank all 46,635 donors who FOR EVERYONE Nearly 12,000,000 CZK was supported us in 2019. I can assure them that every donation is unique to us, and our lepsiskolaprovsechny.cz/en contributed by Czech donors Activities in the Czech Republic in 2019 mission is to ensure that each of our donors feels unique in return. Our thanks also during a fundraising campaign 3 education and awareness go out to the 31,300 donors who regularly support us and are members of People in dedicated to the support of introductions / One World Film Festival Need’s Club of Friends or have contributed to the Real Aid public collection. Thanks SHARE THE PARTY Czech educational programmes. our support for schools and teachers to them, we are able to provide help quickly and flexibly in countries aff ected by war, sharetheparty.cz Varianty natural disasters or in countries lifting themselves out of poverty. We also want to 51 celebrations took place, in migration thank the people who bought over 45,700 gift certifi cates through our charity e-shop which celebrants raised more One World in Schools in 2019, whether it was to put something under the Christmas tree for their loved ones LET’S BUILD A than 450,000 CZK One World or even something for themselves to bring joy. Thanks to donors who have supported SCHOOL IN AFRICA to help people in need at the Better School for Everyone public collection, we can help children in the Czech skolavafrice.cz home and abroad. 4 social work and counselling Republic. We must also give thanks to many others, be they individuals, companies or introduction / who we are foundations, who supported our programmes during the year. Almost 3,300,000 CZK were who we are The money raised from private donors has also made our organization stronger and SOS contributed to the public collection, working with local self-government more effi cient. Although in total it represents less than 10 % of our budget, these are SYRIA AND IRAQ thanks to which we can make ed- support for children crucial resources that allow us to respond flexibly in the event of sudden disasters, ucation more available for children support for families launch new approaches to aid others and to gain the support of institutional donors. in Ethiopia, Zambia, and Angola.

our donors 5 Tomáš Vyhnálek Czechs donated almost introduction / our donors Director of Fundraising Department 2,800,000 CZK for our donors people aff ected by the war. thank you organizational structure our donors | introduction our donors 6 financial report 72 73 What did In the Kalabo District in western Zambia we support farmers and 2019 bring? fi ght against malnutrition. People in Need – Annual Report Photo: Lenka Bláhová

Contents Thanks to our donors, we Introductory remarks from our CEO International Activities in 2019 help people in the Czech 1 emergency response and development Fundraising introduction / country programme employees Republic and abroad aid beneficiaries volume of aid Each year we are relief work and reconstruction growing a bit more. We make unrelenting eff orts to take 12 countries. Just like the 10,000 reg- resilience and nutrition security Our donors grow good care of the trust donors have ular donors to Real Aid, we believe that social inclusion and protection in number and are invested in People in Need. To us, every the best cure for the problems of poor education and skills donation is exceptional and our mission countries rests in developing the skills always a little more sustainable livelihoods and environment is to ensure that each of our donors of local people. In this way, for exam- good governance generous. For the feels exceptional. Our thanks go out ple, we are improving the resilience of trust they have put to the people who have supported us farmers in the Philippines or herders in 2 human rights in us, they deserve through their regular donations to the Mongolia against extreme manifesta- introduction / advocacy activities our thanks. Club of Friends and to the Real Aid tions of weather. our activities in 2019 fund, even to those who only contrib- 32 direct aid for the persecuted uted once to one of our other other REAL GIFT countries around support for civil society collections. It is only thanks to them Thanks to the 45,700 people who advocacy activities in support of human rights that we can help those most in need. bought a Christmas present for others the world were or for themselves for pleasure through also supported Activities in the Czech Republic in 2019 PIN’S CLUB OF FRIENDS the Real Gift charity e-shop, we were thanks to 3 education and awareness Whether people fi nd themselves with- able to help the most vulnerable fam- donations from the we are able to tutor children, who LET’S BUILD A SCHOOL IN AFRICA introductions / One World Film Festival out a roof over their head due to floods ilies in 11 poor countries in Africa and Czech Republic. don’t have a supportive environment We believe that education is the key our support for schools and teachers in Nepal or due to ethnic unrest in Ethi- Asia. Our help was aimed primarily at in their family. We also cooperate with to a better future. That’s why we are Varianty opia, we were there for them. Thanks families at risk of malnutrition or lack of 3,800 schools by making it easier building and repairing schools in Ethio- migration to regular donations from members of access to drinking water. However, we for teachers to teach history or civic pia and Zambia. Thanks to our donors, One World in Schools PIN’s Club of Friends, which currently did not forget to improve the position education. We produce methodologi- we were able to support the education One World number over 21,300, we were able of women and girls in society. Real Gifts 170 cal support for teacher’s assistants and of children with special needs and to help people around the world in also provided help in the Czech Repub- million Czech advocate for inclusive education in children with disabilities last year. 4 social work and counselling 26 countries. We get involved during lic, where they were transformed into crowns were Czech schools. introduction / who we are humanitarian disasters and protect the fi rst books for children from socially EMERGENCY APPEALS who we are human rights. We strengthen civil soci- disadvantaged families or in educational contributed by our SHARE THE PARTY With the contribution we received for working with local self-government ety in countries with repressive regimes courses for Czech teachers. donors to PIN’s In 2019, we helped 51 people celebrate the SOS Syria and Iraq and SOS Ukraine support for children and we support brave people in their projects in the important moments in their lives a little emergency appeals, we are able to con- support for families fi ght for freedom and democracy. BETTER SCHOOL FOR EVERYONE Czech Republic diff erently. Instead of receiving gifts, tinue helping countries severely aff ected Our Czech programmes are supported they chose to fundraise donations for by the war. We also launched the SOS our donors and abroad. 5 REAL AID by the public collection Better School PIN’s projects through the Share the Venezuela emergency appeal to help introduction / our donors The Real Aid fund allows us to focus on for Everyone. Thanks to our donors’ Party platform. those in the country hit hard by the our donors long-term development cooperation in support for these educational projects humanitarian and human rights crises. thank you organizational structure our donors our donors 6 financial report 74 75 What did Donations of AgroProtec s. r. o. Barbara and Josef Gross Pech Dalibor We thank all of the foundations, Alexander Juraj Helus Jakub Helena and Michal Pěchouček 2019 bring? CZK companies, and private donors 100,000 AUTOCONT a. s. Holík International s. r. o. PentaGen s. r. o. People in Need – Annual Report for their support in 2019 and more Baštář Pavel ITALINOX, s. r. o. Klára and Petr Plaček Bayer Pavel Jourová Věra PRESSENTECHNIK s. r. o. Contents Benefi t Management s. r. o. Knapp Petr Růžička Miloš Introductory remarks from our CEO Bloomberg LP Kuchař Ondřej SEKNE, spol. s r. o. Blue Events, s. r. o. Letiště Praha, a. s. Sonberk a. s. International Activities in 2019 Special Czech German Fund for the Future LMC s. r. o. Starosta Jakub 1 emergency response and development Sabina and Martin Demiger Nadace BLÍŽKSOBĚ Stavební fi rma HOBST a. s. thanks ENED Steel s. r. o. Nadace rozvoje občanské společnosti System4u, a. s. introduction / country programme employees FILMPRINT s. r. o. NADACE VARIETAS The Tichý family aid beneficiaries Blanka and Petr Formánek Nadační fond rodiny Orlických Veselka Daniel volume of aid Fortemix produkce s. r. o. OPTREAL, spol. s r. o. Víškovi relief work and reconstruction resilience and nutrition security Donations of Accace s. r. o. Josef KVAPIL a. s. Polášek Rostislav social inclusion and protection Special thanks for ALNUS, spol. s r.o. Kasper Rudolf The Potěšil family their long-term support also goes to CZK education and skills 50,000 Apex Central Europe, s. r. o. Košťál Pavel Rajdlová Veronika Anna, Jana Helen and Antonín Švehla. and more BERÁNEK, spol. s r.o Radka and Jan Krafka Pavlína Rieselová, David sustainable livelihoods and environment and Thomas Walther The Beran family Krejčí Radek good governance Řežáb Jan Böhm David Kubečka Jan SERVISTEK s. r. o. BOKI robotizované systémy spol. s r.o. Kuchař Jaroslav 2 human rights SHP TS s. r. o. CGI IT Czech Republic, s.r.o. The Larsson Kraus family introduction / advocacy activities Sitár Jakub Donations of Cink Roman Filip Lions Club Milana Hořínka Olomouc our activities in 2019 Sochor Rudolf cmyk: 25 / 100 / 100 / 0 Pantone 1805 Conseq Investment Management, a. s. Marek Ondřej 1,000,000 CZK Dvořáková Hana Malý Libor Sukeník Michal direct aid for the persecuted Coufal Jan Maršálek Lukáš and more Jindra and Petr Sýkora support for civil society cmyk: 0 / 100 / 100 / 0 Pantone 032 CRDR spol. s r. o. – BOZP.CZ MEDAC, spol. s r. o. Šimonovský Karel advocacy activities in support of human rights Dvořák Matouš MEGABOOKS CZ, spol. s r. o. Štulc Petr East Port Praha s. r. o. Míčka Tomáš TEMA Klášterec nad Ohří s. r. o. Activities in the Czech Republic in 2019 FELIX a spol. advokátní kancelář, s. r. o. Mikolajczyk Wojciech The Boston Consulting Group, s. r. o. Fiedler Petr The Morávek family 3 education and awareness TNT Express Worldwide, spol. s r.o. Fluidtechnik Bohemia, s. r. o. MS Pharm s. r. o. introductions / One World Film Festival TRADING M&K, a. s. Hannemann Mirko Multi-Wing CZ, s. r. o. our support for schools and teachers Ústecká komunitní nadace HAVIT, s. r. o. Nešetřil Jakub Vedral Tomáš Varianty Šenkypl Dušan Winkler Libor Jana and Václav Havlíček Nešpor Karel Vetnemo s. r. o. migration Mr. and Mrs. Höfi nghoff NOMINAL CZ OBCHODNÍ s. r. o. VEXTA a. s. One World in Schools Hraba Michal Ofi go, s. r. o. Všetička Jan Hrček Jan ORBIT MERRET, spol. s r. o. One World JUDr. Mgr. Bohdan Žáček Mr. and Ms. Janíček Pokorný Martin 4 social work and counselling Jirous Jan introduction / who we are Donations of who we are 500,000 CZK Barta Jan Our thanks go to the thousands of other donors who cannot be listed here due to the lack of space. working with local self-government and more They are absolutely crucial for our work, whether they have contributed in once or are regular support for children supporters through People in Need’s Club of Friends or the Real Aid public collection. support for families Suchý Petr Our thanks also go to all of the individuals and companies for their non-fi nancial assistance in the form our donors 5 of services and materials that they have provided to us free of charge or at a signifi cant discount. introduction / our donors Their support is in many cases essential and signifi cantly facilitates our work. our donors thank you organizational structure thank you thank you 6 financial report 76 77 What did 2019 bring? We would like to thank Organizational Structure People in Need – Annual Report everyone that supported us in 2019 BOARD OF TRUSTEES Jan Pergler (Chairperson) Contents Kristina Taberyová, Petr Jančárek, Jana Straková, Daniel Münich, Petr Kostohryz Introductory remarks from our CEO International Activities in 2019 SUPERVISORY BOARD Václav Mazánek (Chairperson) 1 emergency response and development Ondřej Matyáš, Ondřej Blažek introduction / country programme employees aid beneficiaries volume of aid We thank the entire People in Need team, EXECUTIVE BOARD Šimon Pánek (Chief Executive Offi cer) relief work and reconstruction EMERGENCY RESPONSE AND DEVELOPMENT SECTION resilience and nutrition security all of our volunteers, our partners, Jan Mrkvička, Marek Štys, Markéta Novotná social inclusion and protection donors and everyone else education and skills CENTRE FOR HUMAN RIGHTS AND DEMOCRACY sustainable livelihoods and environment who supported us in 2019! Veronika Mítková good governance ONE WORLD IN SCHOOLS Karel Strachota, Marianka Macková 2 human rights introduction / advocacy activities SOCIAL INTEGRATION PROGRAMMES our activities in 2019 Special thanks go to: Josef Ježek, tax advisor Jan Černý, Martina Denderová direct aid for the persecuted AUDIT SERVIS, spol. s r. o., auditors VARIANTY support for civil society Pavel Uhl, lawyer Tomáš Habart, Lucie Kundra advocacy activities in support of human rights David Valouch, lawyer ONE WORLD Alena Tulachová, lawyer Activities in the Czech Republic in 2019 Ondřej Kamenický, Lenka Lovicarová Kristýna Kabelová, lawyer 3 education and awareness Libuše Škopková & Obchodní kancelář – ekonomika, s. r. o. MEDIA DEPARTMENT introductions / One World Film Festival AUTOCONT a. s., supplier of resource planning software of Microsoft Dynamics NAV Tomáš Urban, Adriana Černá our support for schools and teachers ELO Digital Offi ce ČR, s. r. o., support for the DMS system ELOenterprise OPERATIONS DEPARTMENT Varianty MT Legal s. r. o., law offi ce Anna Soumarová, Marek Vozka migration ERHARTOVÁ VÍTEK & PARTNERS, law offi ce One World in Schools AK RHK, s.r.o., law offi ce FINANCIAL DEPARTMENT One World Jan Kamenický, Anna Spružinová 4 social work and counselling FUNDRAISING introduction / who we are Tomáš Vyhnálek who we are LEGAL SERVICE working with local self-government David Valouch support for children HR support for families Pavla Kluzáková 5 our donors IT introduction / our donors Kryštof Bořkovec our donors Current status as of 31 May 2020 (complete data can be found in the attached fi nancial report) thank you organizational structure thank you People in Need | organizational structure 6 financial report 78 79 What did 2019 bring? People in Need – Annual Report 6 Contents Introductory remarks from our CEO Foreign state funds International Activities in 2019 41,310,429 1 emergency response and development EU Income – European Commission and EU Delegations 20,549,075 introduction / country programme employees UN agencies and other intergovernmental organizations aid beneficiaries 8,086,856 volume of aid State budget relief work and reconstruction Revenues 5,786,856 resilience and nutrition security Donations 5,286,462 social inclusion and protection 92,783,314 Own revenues education and skills EUR 3,539,709 sustainable livelihoods and environment Foundations and NGOs good governance 3,085,124 fi nancial report Local budgets 2 human rights 2,610,350 introduction / advocacy activities Operational programmes our activities in 2019 2,528,453 direct aid for the persecuted support for civil society advocacy activities in support of human rights Activities in the Czech Republic in 2019

3 education and awareness Emergency Response and Development introductions / One World Film Festival 75,541,279 our support for schools and teachers Human Rights Varianty Expenditures 3,676,896 Education and Awareness migration 92,768,408 3,198,868 One World in Schools Social Work and Counselling One World EUR 3,752,277 Other 4 social work and counselling 6,599,088 introduction / who we are who we are working with local self-government support for children support for families 5 our donors introduction / our donors our donors thank you organizational structure 6 financial report What did 2019 bring? Revenues People in Need – Annual Report This table shows company revenues for 2019. Netherlands 135,026 Via The International Potato Centre 451,970 State budget 5,786,856 For grants, subsidies and gifts, these are funds that were Ministry of Foreign Aff airs of the Netherlands 99,603 Via Mansa District Land Alliance 92,091 National Film Archive 5,578 Contents used in the respective year. The company People in Via The Organic Village 31,488 Via Ministry of Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries 20,941 Ministry of Culture 204,841 Introductory remarks from our CEO Need keeps accounts in accordance with the binding Netherlands Embassy 3,935 DG ECHO 12,089,223 Department of Media and Audiovisual 198,741 New Zealand 200,589 DG Justice and Consumers 161,389 Department of Regional and National Culture 6,100 International Activities in 2019 methodology by Funds, which means that the received funds are fi rst accounted for by funds, and then they Via SPS Biosecurity Limited 200,589 Direct grants 121,687 Ministry of Justice 26,736 1 emergency response and development are reinvoiced into revenues at the moment they are Switzerland 913,135 Via The Foundation Institute of Public Aff airs 39,702 Department of Prison, Criminal Policy, Probation and Mediation 26,736 introduction / country programme employees used (drawn) in the respective year. The funds, left in Swiss Federal Department of Foreign Aff airs 782,574 DG NEAR 3,641,228 Ministry of the Interior 7,031 aid beneficiaries the fund for next year, are not shown in the revenues Via ActionAid 130,561 Direct grants 2,297,834 Via the Plzeň Region 7,031 volume of aid for the current year. On the other hand, there are funds USA 17,515,155 Via Mercy Corps Europe 650,422 Ministry of Foreign Aff airs 5,410,799 relief work and reconstruction shown in the table that were acquired in past years but USAID, direct grants 11,752,600 Via ACTED 692,972 Czech Development Agency, direct grants 3,296,228 resilience and nutrition security that were only drawn in the current year. For conver- USAID, via Freedom House 9,317 EACEA 269,703 Czech Development Agency, USAID, via the National Democratic Institute Direct grants 39,161 social inclusion and protection sions to euro we used the exchange rate published via Centrum pro rozvoj péče o duševní zdraví, z. s. 27,906 for International Aff airs 103,423 Via Center for Citizenship Education 9,676 education and skills by the Czech National Bank on 31 December 2019 Czech Development Agency, via Charity Czech Republic 95,611 USAID, via Solidarités International 3,888,680 Via Concern Worldwide 175,535 sustainable livelihoods and environment (CZK 25.410 per euro). The fi nancial statements are Czech Development Agency, via Ircon, s.r.o. 595,540 USAID, via The International Via Ernst & Young Advisory Services SCRL/CVBA 45,331 good governance presented in Czech crowns. Organization for Migration (IOM) 357,407 Czech Development Agency, EASME 10,423 via Embassy of the Czech Republic in Zambia 19,469 U.S. Department of State, direct grants 297,492 human rights Source in EUR IcSP The Instrument contributing to Stability and Peace 217,591 Czech Development Agency, 2 U.S. Department of State, via NED 1,009,176 via Embassy of the Czech Republic in Pretoria 15,801 Foreign state funds 41,310,429 European Commission Representation in the Czech Republic 14,129 introduction / advocacy activities U.S. Department of State, via U.S. Embassy Prague 27,817 Czech Development Agency, Afghanistan 195,532 our activities in 2019 U.S. Department of State, via Embassy of the Czech Republic in Ulaanbaatar 18,185 Via Care Afghanistan 195,532 via American Embassy Ulaanbataar 7,881 UN agencies and other intergovernmental organizations 8,086,856 direct aid for the persecuted Embassy of the Czech Republic in Yangon, FAO 88,118 support for civil society Armenia 30,971 Department of State, Bureau of Democracy, via KBC Humanitarian and Development Department 3,974 Human Rights, and Labor, via Freedom House 61,362 International Visegrad Fund 23,959 advocacy activities in support of human rights Ministry of Territorial Administration 29,391 Department of Human Rights and Transformation Policy 494,753 Great Britain 19,908,867 OHCHR 5,369 Other sources of Armenia 1,580 Department of Development Cooperation Activities in the Czech Republic in 2019 British Embassy Armenia 19,912 France 90,399 UNDP 1,837,757 and Humanitarian Aid 810,584 British Embassy Prague 4,748 3 education and awareness L’Offi ce Français de l’Immigration et de l’Intégration 85,926 UNESCO 1,267,102 Department of Development Cooperation Department for International Development, and Humanitarian Aid via Deutsche Welthungerhilfe e.V. 19,700 introductions / One World Film Festival Other sources of France 4,473 UNFPA 19,021 direct grants 19,850,529 Department of Public Diplomacy 13,048 our support for schools and teachers Italy 566,088 Donated small property and material 19,021 Department for International Development, State Fund of Cinematography 106,257 UNHCR 78,257 Varianty AICS 566,088 donated small property and material 29,743 Offi ce of the Government of the Czech Republic 22,152 Direct grants 5,491 Japan 16,024 The British Council - Czech branch 3,935 migration Other Czech government sources 3,462 Via HELVETAS Swiss Intercooperation 72,766 One World in Schools Embassy of Japan in Armenia 16,024 Other foreign sources 6,272 UNICEF 2,362,391 One World Cambodia 22,091 Donations 5,286,462 Via Entrepreneurs du Monde Co., Ltd 22,091 EU Income – European Commission and EU Delegations 20,549,075 UNOCHA 1,699,103 Club of Friends of People in Need 2,140,059 4 social work and counselling Canada 653,500 DG COMM 10,153 Direct grants 1,681,415 Direct donations 1,012,480 introduction / who we are Global Aff airs Canada – International Via European Parliament 10,153 Via Norwegian Refugee Council (NRC) 9,742 Bajgar Radim 39,355 who we are Humanitarian Assistance 521,162 DG DEVCO 4,135,236 Via ACTED 7,946 Benefi t Management s.r.o. 3,935 working with local self-government Via ACTED 130,142 Direct grants 1,767,873 UNOPS 89,614 BERÁNEK, spol. s r.o 3,935 support for children Other sources in Canada 2,196 Via Center for Training and Consultancy 58,953 WFP 578,881 Germany 1,056,780 Cliff ord Chance, Customer Service Division 8,863 support for families Via Človek v ohrození, n.o. 111,913 WSSC (Water Supply & Sanitation Collaborative Council) 37,284 Československá obchodní banka, a.s. 39,355 Via Deutsche Welthungerhilfe e.V. 316,003 Via GERES 98,328 Via Plan International, Inc. 37,284 FIDES AGRO, spol. s r.o. 17,710 5 our donors Via Heinrich Boell Stiftung e.V. 4,534 Via The Embassy of Italy in Addis Ababa 1,510,358 Filmprint 9,984 introduction / our donors Via Malteser International Via Fondation Internationale pour (legally part of Malteser Hilfsdienst e. V.) 736,243 our donors les Défenseurs des Droits de L’Homme 22,809 Gerhardt Bubník, JUDr., LL.M 5,136 thank you organizational structure fi nancial report fi nancial report 6 financial report 82 83 What did 2019 bring? People in Need – Annual Report Hana Dvořáková 166,039 Interest 30,471 Pro-OKO z.s. 8,832 Via Center for Environmental Education SEVER Horní Maršov 33,248 Havas Media France 10,092 Compensation for depreciation Save the Children UK 5,514 of assets acquired from the grant 242,165 Via the University of Jan Evangelista Purkyně Holík International, s.r.o. 5,903 Secondary School for the General Education and Technology 8,365 Contents in Ústí nad Labem 36,168 Revenues from the Koněvova house 53,270 Jakub Helus 3,935 Swiss Solidarity 512,212 Introductory remarks from our CEO Via Elementary school and kindergarten, Revenues from the Langhans Centre 62,266 Jan Barta 41,322 The Sigrid Rausing Trust 159,199 Prague 8, Lyčkovo náměstí 6 29,692 International Activities in 2019 Revenues from the Slavkov u Brna house 9,988 Jaroslav Starosta 3,935 Tides Foundation 99,425 Via Palacky University Olomouc 30,510 Revenues from the company kindergarten 19,351 1 emergency response and development Juraj Alexander 3,935 Other income from foundations and OPZ – Operational Programme Employment 1,431,426 Revenues from securities 474,675 non-governmental non-profi t organizations 107,432 introduction / country programme employees Lego Production s.r.o. 21,684 Direct grants from Ministry of Labour and Social Aff airs 1,115,026 Advertising and promotion revenue 14,477 aid beneficiaries Letiště Praha, a.s. 9,344 Via MAS Frýdlantsko, z.s. 5,408 Other revenues 27,823 volume of aid Libor Malý 11,450 Local budgets 2,610,350 Via the Olomouc Region 46,090 relief work and reconstruction Libor Winkler 77,807 Capital City of Prague 244,361 Via the Plzeň Region 119,193 resilience and nutrition security Lukáš Schirl 19,677 Foundations and NGOs 3,085,124 Karlovy Vary Region 455,588 Via the Labour Offi ce of the Czech Republic 22,419 social inclusion and protection Měšťanský pivovar v Poličce a.s. 20,661 Alliance2015 6,847 Liberec Region 185,539 Via the Ústí nad Labem Region 123,290 Bacardi Family Foundation Inc. 13,886 Prague 5 district 4,919 education and skills Ondřej Fryc 123,967 Other operational programmes 1,792 Bill & Melinda Gates foundation 69,320 Prague 7 district 13,871 sustainable livelihoods and environment Ondřej Kuchař 3,935 CESVI 4,241 Municipal Library of Prague 8,667 good governance OPTREAL, spol. s r.o. 7,871 TOTAL 92,783,314 Sebastina Dejanovski 13,774 Czech-German Future Fund 6,765 Olomouc Region 553,318 2 human rights Slavíme velkoryse 30,191 Človek v ohrození, n.o. 7,409 Plzeň Region 343,744 introduction / advocacy activities Stavební fi rma HOBST a.s. 6,608 DanChurchAid (DCA) 10,753 Statutory city of Brno 9,839 our activities in 2019 System4u a.s. 7,674 Foundation Open Society Institute 253,915 Statutory city of Chomutov 20,592 direct aid for the persecuted UNITEL, S.A. 65,782 Hamro Palo 6,406 Statutory city of Karlovy Vary 8,068 support for civil society Zátiší Catering Group a.s. 19,677 Donated small property and material 6,406 Statutory city of Kladno 36,762 Charles Stewart Mott Foundation 188,813 Statutory city of Liberec 10,042 advocacy activities in support of human rights Other donations 208,944 Public collections 1,898,160 Italian Association for Aid to Children (CIAI) 10,563 Statutory city of Olomouc 9,052 Activities in the Czech Republic in 2019 Better school for everyone 185,175 Donated small property and material 10,563 Statutory city of Plzeň 27,733 3 education and awareness Let´s Build a School in Africa 119,873 Lutheran World Relief 1,119,492 Statutory city of Ústí nad Labem 30,542 introductions / One World Film Festival Real Aid 1,391,496 Direct grants 53,704 Central Bohemian Region 180,630 our support for schools and teachers SOS Nepal 21,711 Donated small property and material 1,065,788 Ústí nad Labem Region 441,998 Varianty SOS Syria, Iraq 155,336 Albatros Foundation 66,556 Other revenues from local budgets 25,085 migration SOS Ukraine 14,884 BLÍŽKSOBĚ Foundation 15,742 Česká Spořitelna Foundation 3,935 One World in Schools Other public collections 9,685 Operational programmes 2,528,453 GCP Foundation 9,408 One World Revenues from inheritance 193,602 OPPPR – Operational Programme Prague – the Growth Pole of the Czech Republic 190,068 Donated services 42,161 O2 Foundation 33,519 4 social work and counselling Nadace rozvoje občanské společnosti 5,856 Via Capital City of Prague 190,068 introduction / who we are VARIETAS Foundation 11,609 OPVVV – Operational Programme Research, Own revenues 3,539,709 Development and Education 905,167 AVAST Endowment Fund 124,216 who we are Reserve Fund 8,973 Direct grants from Ministry of Education, Veolia Endowment Fund 36,167 working with local self-government Exchange rate gains 2,079,165 Youth and Sports 584,768 Medair Goma 6,695 support for children Other services 55,006 Via Amalthea z.s. 4,016 Donated small property and material 6,695 support for families Insurance benefi ts 287,079 Via LIPKA – school facility for environmental education Brno 48,775 Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF) 15,890 Selling tickets and promoting the fi lm festival 113,885 Via the Statutory City of Chomutov 40,820 Donated small property and material 15,890 5 our donors Sales of products, inventory and assets 51,858 Via the Statutory City of Liberec 73,003 NCA Erbil country offi ce 10,753 introduction / our donors Revenues from fi lms’ entry fees on the fi lm festival 4,210 Via the Statutory City of Ústí nad Labem 24,167 OAK Foundation 145,389 our donors Reception services 5,047 thank you organizational structure fi nancial report fi nancial report 6 financial report 84 85 What did 2019 bring? Expenditures In kind

People in Need – Annual Report Expenditures 2019 in EUR In 2019 the company People in Need mediated further help in the amount of EUR 165,101. These funds do not INTERNATIONAL ACTIVITIES 2019 79,218,175 Contents represent expenses or revenues for the company and Introductory remarks from our CEO EMERGENCY RESPONSE AND DEVELOPMENT 75,541,279 therefore they are not included in the fi nancial state- International Activities in 2019 Emergency Response 42,677,873 ments. This is food and material assistance provided Resilience and Nutrition Security 9,745,551 by donors. emergency response and development 1 Social Protection and Inclusion 2,792,974 During the provision of help, the company People in introduction / country programme employees Education and Skills Development 11,827,908 Need has participated in the role of a distributor to aid beneficiaries Sustainable Livelihoods & Environment 7,418,193 fi nal benefi ciaries. The values of the distributed aid for volume of aid Good Governance 1,078,780 each country and for each donor are fi gured out in the relief work and reconstruction following table. resilience and nutrition security HUMAN RIGHTS 3,676,896 social inclusion and protection Help for the Persecuted 1,029,398 education and skills Civil Society Capacity Building 2,445,592 Country / Donor Amount in EUR sustainable livelihoods and environment Advocacy Activities to Promote Human Rights 201,906 Angola / United Nations Children’s Fund (UNICEF) 45,004 Iraq / United Nations Children’s Fund (UNICEF) 2,661 good governance Myanmar / United Nations Children’s Fund (UNICEF) 59,673 2 human rights ACTIVITIES IN THE CZECH REPUBLIC 2019 6,951,145 Myanmar / United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR) 54,556 introduction / advocacy activities EDUCATION AND AWARENESS 3,198,868 Myanmar / International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3,207 our activities in 2019 Inclusive Education 1,457,178 Total 165,101 direct aid for the persecuted Global Development Education and Awareness 205,834 support for civil society Media literacy 299,716 advocacy activities in support of human rights Migration 198,456 Furthermore, People in Need implemented a commu- nity-based protection programme in Bangladesh under Activities in the Czech Republic in 2019 Modern Czechoslovak History 115,202 Active Citizenship 153,840 HELVETAS Swiss Intercooperation. The activities were 3 education and awareness One World Festival 768,642 focused on health, safety, and protection risks of girls introductions / One World Film Festival and women in Rohingya refugee camps. The funds in our support for schools and teachers SOCIAL WORK AND COUNSELLING 3,752,277 the amount of EUR 201,204 were provided by the Unit- Varianty Cooperation with Public Administration 3,099 ed Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR) migration Counselling for Children and Youth 601,212 and the German Federal Foreign Offi ce. They do not One World in Schools Counselling for Adults 3,147,966 represent expenses or revenues for the company and One World therefore they are not included in the fi nancial state- ments. 4 social work and counselling OTHER 6,599,088 introduction / who we are Fundraising and Donor Care 710,596 who we are Project Supporting, Central Administration working with local self-government and Real Estate Management 5,888,492 support for children

support for families TOTAL 92,768,408 5 our donors introduction / our donors our donors thank you organizational structure fi nancial report fi nancial report 6 financial report 86 87 What did 2019 bring? People in Need – Annual Report

Contents Introductory remarks from our CEO International Activities in 2019 1 emergency response and development introduction / country programme employees aid beneficiaries volume of aid relief work and reconstruction resilience and nutrition security social inclusion and protection education and skills sustainable livelihoods and environment good governance 2 human rights introduction / advocacy activities our activities in 2019 direct aid for the persecuted support for civil society advocacy activities in support of human rights Activities in the Czech Republic in 2019 3 education and awareness introductions / One World Film Festival our support for schools and teachers Varianty migration One World in Schools One World 4 social work and counselling introduction / who we are who we are working with local self-government support for children support for families 5 our donors introduction / our donors our donors thank you organizational structure fi nancial report fi nancial report 6 financial report 88 89 What did Financial balance sheet 2019 bring? As of 31 December 2019 People in Need – Annual Report (In thousands of CZK)

Line Contents No. As of 1. 1. 2019 As of 31. 12. 2019 Introductory remarks from our CEO ASSETS a b 1 2 Line B. Current assets 41 717,725 737,022 International Activities in 2019 No. As of 1. 1. 2019 As of 31. 12. 2019 B.I. Inventories 42 64,423 44,537 1 emergency response and development a b 1 2 1. Materials in store (112) 43 63,064 41,951 introduction / country programme employees A. Fixed Assets 01 42,500 52,672 2. Materials in transit (119) 44 0 1 A.I. Intangible assets 02 24,433 40,283 3. Work-in-progress (121) 45 0 778 aid beneficiaries 1. Intangible results from research and development (012) 03 0 0 4. Semiproducts (122) 46 0 0 volume of aid 2. Software (013) 04 19,046 23,629 5. Finished products (123) 47 0 0 relief work and reconstruction 3. Valuable rights (014) 05 1,684 1,834 6. Livestock (124) 48 0 0 4. Low-value intangibles fi xed assets (018) 06 14 14 resilience and nutrition security 7. Merchandise in stock (132) 49 262 444 5. Other intangibles (019) 07 3,366 7,348 8. Merchandise in transit (139) 50 0 0 social inclusion and protection 6. Intangible fi xed assets under construction (041) 08 323 7,458 9. Advance payments for inventory (314) 51 1,097 1,363 education and skills 7. Advances for intangible assets (051) 09 0 0 B.II. Receivables 52 141,657 144,866 sustainable livelihoods and environment A.II. Tangible fi xed assets 10 81,893 88,365 1. Customers (311) 53 1,828 8,539 1. Land (031) 11 2,639 2,639 2. Bills of exchange to be collected (312) 54 0 0 good governance 2. Artworks and collections (032) 12 0 0 3. Receivables for discounted securities (313) 55 0 0 3. Buildings and structures (021) 13 26,399 26,399 human rights 4. Operational advance payments made (314) 56 60,465 41,654 2 4. Movable fi xed assets (022) 14 52,792 59,213 5. Other receivables (315) 57 417 2,349 introduction / advocacy activities 5. Perennial crops (025) 15 0 0 6. Receivables from employees (335) 58 2,076 1,980 our activities in 2019 6. Breeding and draught animals (026) 16 0 0 7. Receivables from social security and health insurance institutions (336) 59 0 0 direct aid for the persecuted 7. Low-value fi xed assets (028) 17 63 63 8. Income taxes (341) 60 737 299 8. Other tangible fi xed assets (029) 18 0 0 9. Other direct taxes (342) 61 0 0 support for civil society 9. Tangible fi xed assets under construction (042) 19 0 51 10. Value added tax (343) 62 0 0 advocacy activities in support of human rights 10. Advances for tangible fi xed assets (052) 20 0 0 11. Other taxes and fees (345) 63 0 0 Activities in the Czech Republic in 2019 A.III. Financial assets 21 3,118 0 12. Grants receivable from national budget (346) 64 0 0 1. Investments in subsidiaries (061) 22 0 0 13. Grants receivable from local authorities´ budgets (348) 65 0 0 3 education and awareness 2. Investments in associates (062) 23 0 0 14. Receivables from participants in an association (358) 66 0 0 introductions / One World Film Festival 3. Bonds, debentures and similar securities held until maturity (063) 24 3,118 0 15. Receivables from fi xed-term fi nancial transactions (373) 67 0 0 4. Loans to organizational units (066) 25 0 0 our support for schools and teachers 16. Receivables from issued bonds (375) 68 0 0 5. Other long-term loans (067) 26 0 0 17. Sundry receivables (378) 69 3,712 2,848 Varianty 6. Other fi nancial assets (069) 27 0 0 18. Estimated receivables (388) 70 72,422 87,197 migration A.IV. Accumulated depreciation on fi xed assets 29 -66,944 -75,976 19. Depreciations to receivables (391) 71 0 0 One World in Schools 1. Depreciation of research and development (072) 30 0 0 B.III. Short-term fi nancial assets 72 451,533 292,700 2. Depreciation of software (073) 31 -16,281 -18,516 1. Cash (211) 73 14,314 13,905 One World 3. Depreciation of valuable rights (074) 32 -1,608 -1,703 2. Stamps and vouchers (213) 74 7 0 4 social work and counselling 4. Depreciation of low-value intangibles fi xed assets (078) 33 -14 -14 3. Bank accounts (221) 75 417,890 267,692 5. Depreciation of other intangibles (079) 34 -1,021 -2,377 4. Shares and similar securities for trading (251) 76 0 0 introduction / who we are 6. Depreciation of buildings and structures (081) 35 -5,688 -6,631 5. Bonds, debentures and similar securities for trading (253) 77 0 0 who we are 7. Depreciation of movable fi xed assets (082) 36 -42,269 -46,672 6. Other bonds, debentures and securities (256) 78 7,629 0 working with local self-government 8. Depreciation of perennial crops (085) 37 0 0 7. Cash in transit (261) 79 11,693 11,103 9. Depreciation of breeding and draught animals (086) 38 0 0 support for children B.IV. Other assets 81 60,112 254,919 10. Depreciation of low-value fi xed assets (088) 39 -63 -63 1. Deferred expenses (381) 82 4,618 7,137 support for families 11. Depreciation of other tangible fi xed assets (089) 40 0 0 2. Accrued revenue (385) 83 55,494 247,782

5 our donors TOTAL ASSETS 85 760,225 789,694 introduction / our donors our donors thank you organizational structure fi nancial report fi nancial report 6 financial report 90 91 What did 2019 bring? LIABILITIES AND EQUITY People in Need – Annual Report Line Line No. As of 1. 1. 2019 As of 31. 12. 2019 No. As of 1. 1. 2019 As of 31. 12. 2019 a b 1 2 Contents a b 1 2 A. Own resources 86 615,999 560,533 B.IV. Other liabilities 130 5,173 2,806 Introductory remarks from our CEO A.I. Equity 87 616,019 560,154 1. Accrued expenses (383) 131 4,953 2,595 International Activities in 2019 1. Own equity (901) 88 38,449 43,765 2. Deferred revenues (384) 132 220 211 2. Funds (911) 89 577,610 516,389 1 emergency response and development 3. Gains or losses from the revaluation of assets and liabilities (921) 90 -40 0 TOTAL LIABILITIES AND EQUITY 134 760,225 789,694 introduction / country programme employees A.II. Profi t or loss 91 -20 379 1. Profi t and loss for account (+/−963) 92 0 379 aid beneficiaries 2. Profi t or loss to be approved (+/−931) 93 -20 0 volume of aid 3. Retained earnings, accumulated losses from previous years (+/−932) 94 0 0

relief work and reconstruction Signature of statutory representative Prepared by resilience and nutrition security B. Liabilities 95 144,226 229,161 social inclusion and protection B.I. Provisions 96 0 0 education and skills 1. Tax deductible provisions (941) 97 0 0 sustainable livelihoods and environment B.II. Long-term liabilities 98 592 1,007 1. Long-term bank loans (951) 99 0 0 good governance 2. Own bonds issued (953) 100 0 0 2 human rights 3. Payables of lease (954) 101 0 0 Date of creation: 4. Long-term advances received (955) 102 0 0 06/29/2020 introduction / advocacy activities 5. Long-term bills of exchange payable (958) 103 0 0 our activities in 2019 6. Estimated payables (389) 104 0 0 direct aid for the persecuted 7. Other long-term liabilities (959) 105 592 1,007 support for civil society B.III. Short-term liabilities 106 138,461 225,348 1. Suppliers (321) 107 59,518 137,032 advocacy activities in support of human rights 2. Bills of exchange to be paid (322) 108 0 0 Activities in the Czech Republic in 2019 3. Advance payments received (324) 109 589 593 4. Other payables (325) 110 1,073 3,962 3 education and awareness 5. Employees (331) 111 18,708 19,802 introductions / One World Film Festival 6. Other payables to employees (333) 112 1,583 1,156 our support for schools and teachers 7. Social security and health insurance institutions (336) 113 8,202 10,305 8. Income taxes (341) 114 0 0 Varianty 9. Other direct taxes (342) 115 2,992 3,820 migration 10. Value added tax (343) 116 500 240 One World in Schools 11. Other taxes and fees (345) 117 1,286 1,051 One World 12. Payables to national budget (346) 118 3,327 11,704 13. Payables to local authorities´ budgets (348) 119 0 0 4 social work and counselling 14. Payables to unpaid subscribed securities and shares (367) 120 0 0 15. Payables to participants in association (368) 121 0 0 introduction / who we are 16. Payables to fi xed-term fi nancial transactions (373) 122 0 0 who we are 17. Sundry payables (379) 123 34,067 28,835 working with local self-government 18. Short-term bank loans (231) 124 0 0 support for children 19. Credits for discounted securities (232) 125 0 0 20. Short-term bonds issued (241) 126 0 0 support for families 21. Own bonds issued (255) 127 0 0 22. Estimated payables (389) 128 6,616 6,848 5 our donors 23. Other short-term fi nancial assistance (249) 129 0 0 introduction / our donors our donors thank you organizational structure fi nancial report fi nancial report 6 financial report 92 93 What did Profi t & loss account 2019 bring? As of 31 December 2019 People in Need – Annual Report (In thousands of CZK)

Contents Activity Activity Introductory remarks from our CEO Name of indicator No. Main Supplem. Total Name of indicator No. Main Supplem. Total A. Expenses 01 B. Revenues 40 International Activities in 2019 A.I. Consumed purchases 02 723,930 1,588 725,518 B.I. Operating subsidies 41 0 0 0 1 emergency response and development 1. Consumed materials, energy 1. Operating subsidies (691) 42 0 0 0 and other non-inventory items (501, 502, 503) 03 82,562 56 82,618 introduction / country programme employees B.II. Contribution received total 43 1,280 0 1,280 2. Merchandise sold (504) 04 389 508 897 2. Received operating contribuitons (681) 44 0 0 0 aid beneficiaries 3. Repairs and maintenance (511) 05 3,743 349 4,092 3. Received donations (682) 45 1,280 0 1,280 volume of aid 4. Travel expenses (512) 06 51,328 0 51,328 4. Received membership fees (684) 46 0 0 0 relief work and reconstruction 5. Entertainment expenses (513) 07 4,585 235 4,820 B.III. Revenues from sales of own products and services (601, 602, 603, 604) 47 43,253 4,785 48,038 6. Other services (518) 08 581,323 440 581,763 resilience and nutrition security B.IV. Other revenues total 48 2,295,311 55 2,295,366 A.II. Change in work-in-progress and capitalisation 09 -2,580 0 -2,580 5. Contractual fi nes, interest on late payments social inclusion and protection 7. Change in work-in-progress (561, 562, 563, 564) 10 0 0 0 and other fi nes and penalties (641, 642) 49 181 0 181 education and skills 8. Capitalization of material, goods and internal services (571, 572) 11 0 0 0 6. Revenue from written-off irrecoverable receivables (643) 50 191 0 191 sustainable livelihoods and environment 9. Capitalization of fi xed assets (573, 574) 12 -2,580 0 -2,580 7. Interest revenues (644) 51 773 2 775 A.III. Personnel expenses 13 451,336 2,057 453,393 8. Foreign exchange gains (645) 52 52,831 0 52,831 good governance 10. Wages and salaries (521) 14 366,965 1,603 368,568 9. Accounting for funds (648) 53 1,898,383 0 1,898,383 11. Mandatory social security (524) 15 80,533 454 80,987 10. Other revenues (649) 54 342,952 53 343,005 human rights 2 12. Other social insurance (525) 16 40 0 40 B.V. Revenues from disposal of assets 55 12,940 0 12,940 introduction / advocacy activities 13. Mandatory social security expenses (527) 17 2,938 0 2,938 11. Revenues from sales of intangible and tangible fi xed assets (652) 56 873 0 873 our activities in 2019 14. Other social security expenses (528) 18 860 0 860 12. Revenues from sale of shares and ownership interests (653) 57 12,005 0 12,005 direct aid for the persecuted A.IV. Taxes and fees 19 5,494 13 5,507 13. Revenues from sales of materials (654) 58 6 0 6 15. Taxes and fees (531, 532, 538) 20 5,494 13 5,507 14. Revenue from short-term fi nancial assets (655) 59 0 0 0 support for civil society A.V. Other expenses subtotal 21 1,148,093 65 1,148,158 15. Revenue from long-term fi nancial assets (657) 60 56 0 56 advocacy activities in support of human rights 16. Contractual fi nes, interest on late payments, other fi nes and penalties (541, 542) 22 197 0 197 TOTAL REVENUES 61 2,352,784 4,840 2,357,624 Activities in the Czech Republic in 2019 17. Write-off irrecoverable receivables (543) 23 4,210 0 4,210 C. Profi t/loss before tax 62 406 1,112 1,518 3 education and awareness 18. Interest expenses (544) 24 5 0 5 D. Profi t/loss after tax 63 -564 943 379 introductions / One World Film Festival 19. Foreign exchange losses (545) 25 54,284 0 54,284 20. Donations to benefi ciaries (546) 26 669,668 0 669,668 our support for schools and teachers 21. Shortages and damage (548) 27 56 4 60 Varianty 22. Other expenses (549) 28 419,673 61 419,734 Signature of statutory representative Prepared by migration A.VI. Depreciation, sold property, additions to provisions 29 23,721 0 23,721 23. Depreciation of tangible and intangible fi xed assets (551) 30 11,981 0 11,981 One World in Schools 24. Net book value of sold tangible and intangible fi xed assets (552) 31 0 0 0 One World 25. Securities and shares sold (553) 32 11,739 0 11,739 26. Materials sold (554) 33 1 0 1 4 social work and counselling 27. Additions to provisions (556, 559) 34 0 0 0 introduction / who we are A.VII. Membership fees 35 2,384 5 2,389 Date of creation: who we are 28. Membership fees and contributions paid to operational units (581, 582) 36 2,384 5 2,389 06/29/2020 working with local self-government A.VIII. Income tax 37 970 169 1,139 29. Income tax (591) 38 970 169 1,139 support for children support for families EXPENSES TOTAL 39 2,353,348 3,897 2,357,245 5 our donors introduction / our donors our donors thank you organizational structure fi nancial report fi nancial report 6 financial report 94 95 What did Notes to Financial Statements 2019 bring? as of December 31, 2019 People in Need – Annual Report The Organization pursues these supplementary activities exclusively with the aim to make more effi cient use of the property and at the same time these activities must not aff ect the quality, scope or availability of its benevolent services. Any profi t made on these supplementary activities may be 1. General data used only for the improvement and extension of benevolent services. Contents Introductory remarks from our CEO 1.1. Company headquarters – Czech Republic Members of the organization’s corporate bodies, i.e. the executive and supervisory boards, have not been paid any remuneration for their activity in the corporate bodies. The Organization neither has provided any advance payment or credit nor any guarantee for the liabilities of members of International Activities in 2019 Accounting entity: Člověk v tísni, o. p. s. (PEOPLE IN NEED) the statutory bodies. Family members of the members of statutory bodies do not have any employment or similar relationships with regard to the Registered offi ce: Šafaříkova 635/24, 120 00 Praha 2 accounting entity. Neither members of the statutory bodies nor their family members are part of a legal entity with which the accounting entity 1 emergency response and development ID Number: 25755277 concluded a business contract or other contractual relationships in the respective period and have no ownership interest in these subjects. introduction / country programme employees Tax ID Number: CZ25755277 Legal status: Public Benefi t Organization aid beneficiaries Date of the foundation of the Benevolent Society: April 16, 1999 1.2. Organizational unit in another country of the EU volume of aid Registration: The Organization has been entered in the Register of Public Benefi t Organizations relief work and reconstruction kept at the Municipal Court in Prague, Section O., insert 119 The Organization has no organizational unit in the European Union.

resilience and nutrition security Statutory bodies of the Organization as of December 31, 2019 are: social inclusion and protection Executive Board: Jan Pergler – Chairman, Kristina Taberyová, Petr Jančárek, Jana Straková, Daniel Műnich, Petr Kostohryz 1.3. Founding of an Endowment Fund education and skills Supervisory Board: Václav Mazánek – Chairman, Ondřej Blažek, Ondřej Matyáš Chief Executive Offi cer of the Benevolent Society: Šimon Pánek Based on the decision of the Municipal Court in Prague, the Endowment Fund was established as at June 25, 2015, of which the company Člověk sustainable livelihoods and environment Founders: Česká televize, Ing. Jaromír Štětina, Šimon Pánek v tísni, o.p.s. (PEOPLE IN NEED) is a co-founder. The Endowment fund has been entered in the Endowment Register under the fi le number N1251. good governance Name: Prague Civil Society Centre, nadační fond (Endowment fund) 2 human rights Benevolent services as of December 31, 2019: Registered offi ce: Politických vězňů 1272/21, Nové Město, 110 00 Praha 1 — Organizing humanitarian and development aid both abroad and in the Czech Republic ID Number: 04190815 introduction / advocacy activities — Providing assistance to politically, racially or otherwise persecuted persons both abroad and in the Czech Republic our activities in 2019 — Providing assistance to young journalists and independent press both abroad and in the Czech Republic Aim and purpose of the Endowment Fund is the support of civic society especially in the countries of the former Soviet Union with the exception direct aid for the persecuted — Providing assistance to local governments and other local organizations of countries of the EU (Estonia, Lithuania and Latvia). — Organizing assistance for minorities both abroad and in the Czech Republic support for civil society — Social consultancy advocacy activities in support of human rights — Public education 1.4. Founding of a charity in Great Britain — Organization of workshops and trainings Activities in the Czech Republic in 2019 — Organization of cultural and sports events Based on the decision of the Registration Court in Great Britain, the partner organization PEOPLE IN NEED (PIN) UK was established — Providing social services as at December 21, 2018 under the register number 1181344. 3 education and awareness — Community planning and organization introductions / One World Film Festival — Organization of education and leisure activities for children and youth Name: PEOPLE IN NEED (PIN) UK our support for schools and teachers — Supporting and operation of work-therapeutic and re-socialization workshops including Registered offi ce: 49–51 East Road, London, N1 6AH sales of products manufactured in these workshops both abroad and in the Czech Republic Varianty Executive director: Camila Garbutt — Publishing activities Members of the Executive Board: David Chirico, Helen Cibinda Ntale, Jan Mrkvička, Petra Vránová, Šimon Pánek, John Walker, Klara Skrivankova. migration — Providing consultancy and assistance in the fi eld of protection against discrimination based on gender, racial or ethnic origin, religion, world view, handicap, age or sexual orientation One World in Schools The aim and purpose of the organization is supporting the victims of wars, natural disasters and other disasters all over the world and developing — Operations in the fi eld of protection of rights and justifi ed interests of consumers programs focused on education, health, the fi ght against poverty and support of human rights. One World — Operation of a multicultural centre — Research activities 4 social work and counselling — Providing debt relief services introduction / who we are 2. Breakdown of personnel expenses for the accounting period 1. 1. to 31. 12. 2019 Supplementary activities: who we are Apart from the basic scope of activities specifi ed in the previous section of this article, for the purpose of which the Organization was founded, Number of employees, Personnel expenses: working with local self-government the Organization also pursues additional activities that are provided on principle as a paid service. These supplementary activities include: The breakdown of the personnel expenses and number of employees according countries only reflects long-term working relationships support for children — Creation and distribution of audio-visual programs — Advertising activities concluded based on local legislatives. In war and post-war countries, e.g. Syria, such attitude is not possible. The local collaborators are support for families — Brokerage in the fi eld of advertising and promotions reported as services suppliers. — Production, trade and services not listed in annexes 1–3 of the Trade Act The total amount of people who worked for the Organization on missions abroad is higher and is stated in the info-graphic of the annual report, our donors — Rental of properties, apartments and commercial spaces 5 which reflects the average number for the whole calendar year. introduction / our donors — Catering services our donors thank you organizational structure fi nancial report fi nancial report 6 financial report 96 97 What did The Company maintains its accounting according to Accounting Act no. 563/1991 Coll., as amended, and according to Regulation no. 504/2002 Coll. 2019 bring? Social, health as amended (hereinafter referred to as the “accounting principles”). Average and other funds Personnel People in Need – Annual Report Average number of Gross wages, total monthly gross contributions expenses, employees* in CZK wages in CZK in CZK total in CZK 3.1. Tangible, intangible fi xed assets and fi nancial assets Contents Afghanistan 99.17 11,824,687.61 9,936.38 11,824,687.61 Introductory remarks from our CEO Angola 70.67 5,484,186.97 6,466.90 401,353.15 5,885,540.12 Tangible and intangible fi xed assets are assets with a useable life exceeding one year and starting from the following valuation limit: Armenia 11.00 2,806,282.62 21,259.72 2,806,282.62 Tangible fi xed assets CZK 40,000 Bosnia and Herzegovina 1.92 609,108.29 26,436.99 131,960.83 741,069.12 International Activities in 2019 Intangible fi xed assets CZK 60,000 DR Congo 104.83 12,325,892.42 9,798.32 1,428,874.22 13,754,766.64 Technical tangible fi xed asset improvement CZK 40,000 1 emergency response and development Ethiopia 204.08 21,920,863.23 8,950.94 1,882,414.85 23,803,278.08 Technical intangible fi xed asset improvement CZK 40,000 introduction / country programme employees Philippines 27.67 5,760,804.25 17,349.73 262,737.39 6,023,541.64 Valuable rights CZK 60,000 Georgia 23.58 6,734,774.75 23,801.15 183,876.98 6,918,651.73 aid beneficiaries Breeding and draught animals – regardless of purchase price volume of aid Cambodia 34.33 10,563,869.71 25,642.95 93,838.53 10,657,708.24 Kosovo 4.00 994,307.43 20,714.74 89,913.81 1,084,221.24 Buildings, land and artworks are considered as tangible fi xed assets regardless of purchase price and usable life. relief work and reconstruction Costa Rica 7.08 3,385,489.69 39,848.04 784,252.81 4,169,742.50 Long-term fi nancial assets are assets with a due period longer than one year regardless of evaluation. resilience and nutrition security Iraq 65.58 27,202,238.04 34,566.23 1,920,764.65 29,123,002.69 Fixed assets are valued on the basis of the purchase cost, i.e. including secondary acquisition costs (cost of transport, installation etc.), social inclusion and protection Moldova 7.92 2,909,207.69 30,610.35 744,777.01 3,653,984.70 or replacement cost (assets acquired free of charge). Mongolia 11.58 2,519,102.06 18,128.25 408,501.19 2,927,603.25 Depreciation of tangible and intangible fi xed assets is regulated by the depreciation plan. The Organization applies the straight-line education and skills method of depreciation. Unless stipulated otherwise in individual cases, the period of depreciation of fi xed assets is based on the table below: Myanmar 54.00 7,026,572.86 10,843.48 7,026,572.86 sustainable livelihoods and environment Nepal 62.04 9,684,992.98 13,009.07 1,898,032.66 11,583,025.64 good governance Serbia 2.00 452,380.87 18,849.20 77,385.29 529,766.16 Description of assets Period of depreciation (months) Ukraine 129.33 28,412,822.97 18,307.70 6,220,641.60 34,633,464.57 Software without time limitation 36 2 human rights Zambia 20.50 2,043,674.01 8,307.62 117,704.53 2,161,378.54 Intangible assets with time limitation According to the validity of the license introduction / advocacy activities Missions total 162,661,258.45 16,647,029.50 179,308,287.95 Computers and other computer technologies 36 Mobile phones and other telecommunication technologies 24 our activities in 2019 Employments – including agreement on Other tangible fi xed assets 36 direct aid for the persecuted working activity in the Czech Republic and Passenger cars and other motorized vehicles unless stated otherwise 48 support for civil society EU and abroad according to the Czech law 537.23 199,604,331.00 30,961.96 68,177,550.97 267,781,881.97 Passenger cars and other motorized vehicles acquired used Individually, usually 24 or 36 months Passenger cars and other motorized vehicles Afghanistan and the front Individually, usually 24 or 36 months advocacy activities in support of human rights Of this executive (members of the executive board)** 21.42 12,893,790.00 50,162.58 4,371,093.00 17,264,883.00 line in Ukraine Activities in the Czech Republic in 2019 Number of Total amount paid Passenger cars Angola, Ethiopia, DR Congo, South Sudan, Zambia 36 Contracts of for Contracts of Motor bikes Angola, Ethiopia, DR Congo, South Sudan, Zambia 24 3 education and awareness services services Drones Individually according to the product specifi cation introductions / One World Film Festival Contracts of services 1,802 6,303,198.00 6,303,198.00 Valuable rights 18 our support for schools and teachers Breeding and draught animals 36 * we present an average number of employees recalculated on the term of the employment relationship for missions where employment relation- Buildings including temporary ones Individually (currently 360 months or for the expected duration of use) Varianty ships were concluded or terminated during 2019 Technical improvements of leased assets For the duration of the lease agreement in force at the time of putting into use migration ** there were other persons in the management of the Organization during 2019 who were no longer active employees at the time of preparing One World in Schools the Notes to the fi nancial statements: Jiří Beran, Tereza Freidingerová, Sylva Horáková, Olena Ivantsiv, Tereza Pelechová, Dominika Plochová, Lucie Technical improvement of assets put into operation that have not been Rydvanová depreciated * Remaining period of depreciation of assets with technical improvement One World Technical improvement of assets put into operation that have been Intangible assets – 18 months already depreciated Tangible assets – individually according to the type of assets social work and counselling 4 * in individual cases, the Organization may decide that after the technical improvement the depreciation period is extended to the maximum amount introduction / who we are 3. Information on used accounting methods and general accounting principles which is valid for the purchase of new property who we are The company has been processing its accounting records using computer equipment with the utilization of the Microsoft Dynamics NAV 2009 Minor intangible and tangible fi xed assets acquired by December 31, 2002 have been recorded in the Organization’s assets and are valued at the working with local self-government software with the required modifi cations for the company needs. The client´s modifi cations were made by AUTOCONT a.s. purchase cost. These assets are registered in asset accounts until their retirement. support for children The assets acquired after January 1, 2003, that are below the above-given valuation limit and with a usable life longer than 1 year are reflected in the support for families Accounting documents are archived in the form of hard copies in the archive at the registered offi ce of the Organization, Šafaříkova 24, Organization’s expenses at the time of acquisition. However, these assets are registered during the whole period of use in the operational inventory 120 00 Praha 2 and partly in the object owned by the Organization – Koněvova 182/1945, Praha 3. records and they are subject to inventory. our donors At the missions abroad, where the local legislation requires archiving of accounting documents in the country of origin, these accounting documents 5 are archived in local archives at the registered offi ces of foreign branches of the entity. Accounting records are also fi led in electronic form on a In case of bookkeeping of the depreciation of assets acquired from subsidies and grants or donated assets, the amount of equity will decrease after introduction / our donors separate server and simultaneously on an external storage medium deposited outside the Organization’s business premises. DMS system ELO has posting the depreciation against the depreciation reserves account by the depreciation amount, and at the same time the other revenues account our donors been used for archiving documents since 2011. will increase. thank you organizational structure fi nancial report fi nancial report 6 financial report 98 99 What did 2019 bring? Since 2006 to 2019, the Organization has purchased securities, namely, obligations with and without coupons, and intends to hold them till their — Exchange rate of the Myanmar Kyat (MMK), which is determined by the rate of exchange to USD declared by the Central Bank of Myanmar on the maturity. The Organization has also purchased realizable securities (allotment certifi cates of the bond unit trust). In the company bookkeeping, fi rst working day of the month and converted to CZK People in Need – Annual Report the following principles are applied: — Exchange rate of the Syrian Pound (SYP), which is determined by the rate of exchange to USD declared by the Ministry of Finance of UN for the — Purchased realizable securities are recorded within short-term fi nancial assets. Realizable securities as of the balance sheet date are revaluated to month and converted to CZK the real value and the evaluation diff erences are debited or credited to account no. 921 under CAS (Czech Accounting Standard) no. 406, point 3.2. — Exchange rate of Iraqi Dinar (IQD), which is determined by the average rates of EUR buy and sell declared by the Central Bank of Iraq on the fi rst Contents — At the end of the balance sheet day bonds are valuated at the purchase price increased or decreased by interest revenues or costs working day of the month and converted to CZK Introductory remarks from our CEO — Current coupon yields and the dissolution of discounts with bonds which are not settled by the end of the year, are entered in books by the — Exchange rate of Venezuelan Bolivar (VES), which is determined by the rate of exchange to USD declared by the Banco Central de Venezuela on company annually the fi rst working day of the month and converted to CZK International Activities in 2019 — Upon the calculation of the accruing of discount with securities (bonds) held till maturity the company uses the actual number of days from the day of purchase to the maturity date from convention 30E/360 of the international standard 3.6.2. Use of foreign currency at the end of the balance sheet date 1 emergency response and development — Upon maturity, the Organization accounts for the sales of securities in the balance sheet; with securities registered in foreign currencies the Exchange diff erences identifi ed at the end of the balance sheet date or at another moment during the drawing up of the fi nancial statements, are speci- introduction / country programme employees exchange diff erence on the clearing day is accounted at the same time fi ed according to their nature in the Profi t and Loss Account in the item “A.V.19 Foreign exchange losses”, or in the item “B.IV.8 Foreign exchange gains”. aid beneficiaries — Securities (bonds) in foreign currencies which are not settled by the end of the year are recounted by the rate of exchange applicable on Decem- ber 31 of the respective year; these exchange rate diff erences are accounted to the accounts of group 54 and 64 The value of fi nancial means, payables, receivables, subsidies and grants according to the indent 3.7. reported as of December 31, 2019 and recorded volume of aid — The division of securities into short-term and long-term securities is made on the date of the fi nancial statements depending on the total time of in foreign currency declared by ČNB is converted by the ČNB exchange rate valid as of December 31, 2019. If the foreign currency is not declared relief work and reconstruction bond “holding” (i.e. from purchase to their maturity) by ČNB daily, the exchange rate declared by the ČNB as of December 31, 2019 as the exchange rate of other currencies with the exception of the below-mentioned examples, the exchange rate as of December 31, 2019 is used: resilience and nutrition security — The rate of exchange of the Cuban Convertible Peso (CUC), calculated for a given accounting period as of December 31, 2019 social inclusion and protection 3.2. Inventories — The rate of exchange of the Cuban Peso (CUP), calculated as of December 31, 2019 education and skills — The rate of exchange of the Transnistrian Ruble (PDR), calculated as of December 31, 2019 The purchased inventory is valued at the purchase cost, which includes the cost of purchase of inventory and costs relating to the purchase. — The rate of exchange of the Myanmar Kyat (MMK), calculated as of December 31, 2019 sustainable livelihoods and environment Own products are valued at own costs (i.e. direct expenses and the part of indirect expenses related to the production). — The rate of exchange of the Syrian Pound (SYP), calculated as of December 31, 2019 good governance Finished goods and goods purchased for resale are recorded in a separate module of SW Navision. — The rate of exchange of the Iraqi Dinar (IQD), calculated as of December 31, 2019 Inventory received free of charge and intended for humanitarian and development aid is registered in the operational records or in the register in a — The rate of exchange of the Venezuelan Bolivar (VES), calculated as of December 31, 2019 2 human rights separate module of SW Navision.

introduction / advocacy activities 3.7. Funds and equity our activities in 2019 3.3. Cash and valuables direct aid for the persecuted In compliance with the valid accounting principles, the items are accounted for in the funds on public collections announced pursuant to Act no. Cash and valuables are valued at their respective nominal values. 117/2001 Coll.; furthermore, funds received by the Organization from other persons and companies for the purpose of implementation of the Orga- support for civil society For funds received from collections and grants, separate bank accounts are opened in which these resources are fi led and recorded. nization’s main mission: subsidies, gifts, grants, reserve fund and operating reserve fund. advocacy activities in support of human rights In the equity accounts the company accounts for assets acquired from subsidies, grants, and donated assets and material. A part of the balance also Activities in the Czech Republic in 2019 3.4. Receivables are economic results to 2003. education and awareness 3 Receivables are valued at their initial nominal value. The Organization does not have receivables transferred from other entities. A list of important donors is part of the company annual report. introductions / One World Film Festival our support for schools and teachers 1) The Organization divides funds to the bound and free: 3.5. Payables a) Bound funds are funds whose use is primarily in terms of the purpose of regulating the conditions of a service, or it is covered by other Varianty legislation. migration Payables are valued at their initial nominal value. The Organization has not assumed any payables of other entities. b) Free funds are funds whose use is in full charge of PIN and is not covered by any other legislation, eventually it is covered only very One World in Schools generally. 2) The Organization also records received subsidies and grants by currency and by the conversion rate determined by provider. One World 3.6. Use of foreign currency in accounting a) Subsidies and grants which are settled with the provider in foreign currency by rates that company uses during the reporting period. b) Subsidies and grants which are settled with the provider at the rate set by the provider. 4 social work and counselling 3.6.1. Use of foreign currency in the course of the accounting period c) Other subsidies and grants recorded in the Czech currency. introduction / who we are During the accounting period, receivables and payables registered in foreign currencies declared by ČNB (Czech National Bank) are converted into the Czech currency at the ČNB exchange rate declared on the fi rst day of the calendar month after 2:30 p.m. On the fi rst working day of the month The Organization opened synthetic accounts 914 (funds- assets under constructions) and 919 (funds- inventory in transit) in the account classifi ca- who we are till the declaration of the exchange rate at 2:30 p.m., the exchange rate of the previous month is used. tion within the account group 91 (funds). In account 914 part of the fi nancial resources of funds for the coverage of assets under construction as of working with local self-government December 31, 2019 is reported and in account 919 part of the fi nancial resources of funds allocated for the coverage of purchased inventories and support for children Receivables, payables, subsidies and grants according to the indent 3.7. that are recorded in other currencies not declared by ČNB on a daily basis inventories in transit as of December 31, 2019 is reported. Drawdown (accounting) of funds reported in accounts 914 and 919 will be made in the next were converted to the Czech currency at the exchange rate declared by the ČNB as the exchange rates of other currencies except the following accounting period upon the physical handover of inventories or completion of assets in compliance with the respective contracts. support for families examples, where the actual exchange rate is as follows: — Exchange rate of the Cuban Convertible Peso (CUC), which is determined by the rate of exchange to EUR declared by the European Commission 5 our donors (InforEuro) for the month and converted to CZK On September 20, 2012, the Executive Board of the Organization decided to establish a Fund of operating reserves. The fund will consist of net introduction / our donors — Exchange rate of the Cuban Peso (CUP), which is determined by the rate of exchange to EUR declared by the European Commission (InforEuro) profi t after tax based on the decision of the Executive Board on accounting of the profi t. Resources from the fund will be used for the co-fi nancing for the month and converted to CZK of projects if their operating result is a loss that cannot be covered by the project resources, or stability, sustainability and development of the Orga- our donors — Exchange rate of Transnistrian Ruble (PDR) to EUR, converted to CZK, declared by the Dniester Republican Bank on the fi rst day of the month and nization. The fund of operating reserves is recorded in account 917. thank you converted to CZK organizational structure fi nancial report fi nancial report 6 financial report 100 101 What did 2019 bring? Additional information to the Balance Sheet and Profi t and Loss Account People in Need – Annual Report Fixed assets – accumulated depreciation – assets A. IV. Status as of Decrease Status as of December 31, Increase Defi cits/ December 31, Contents Liquidation Sale Donation 4. Fixed assets (thousand CZK) 2018 damages 2019 Introductory remarks from our CEO Intangible assets 18,924 4,190 504 0 0 0 22,610 All numeral values specifi ed below are in thousands of CZK, unless specifi ed otherwise in the text. International Activities in 2019 Of which: 1 emergency response and development 4.1. Fixed assets (thousand CZK) Software 16,281 2,739 504 18,516 Fixed assets – purchase costs – assets A. I. to A. III. Valuable rights 1,608 95 1,703 introduction / country programme employees Decrease Low-value intangibles fi xed assets 14 14 aid beneficiaries Status as of Advance Status as of Revalu- December 31, Increase Liqui- Defi cits/ payment December 31, Other intangibles 1,021 1,356 2,377 volume of aid Sale Donation ation of 2018 dation damages accounting/ 2019 Tangible assets 48,020 8,016 680 63 1,325 602 53,366 relief work and reconstruction assets classifi cation Of which: resilience and nutrition security Intangible assets 24,433 25,573 504 0 0 0 0 9,219 40,283 Buildings and structures 5,688 943 6,631 Of which: social inclusion and protection Cars and motorcycles 31,737 4,732 48 1,183 602 34,636 education and skills Software 19,046 5,087 504 23,629 Valuable rights 1,684 150 1,834 Other movable fi xed assets 10,532 2,341 632 63 142 12,036 sustainable livelihoods and environment Low-value intangible fi xed Low-value fi xed assets 63 63 14 14 good governance assets Other intangibles 3,366 3,982 7,348 Total 66,944 12,206 1,184 63 1,325 602 75,976 human rights Intangible fi xed assets under 2 323 16,354 9,219 7,458 introduction / advocacy activities construction Advances for intangible assets 0 0 Assets – depreciated price our activities in 2019 Tangible fi xed assets 81,893 18,657 680 487 1,325 602 0 9,091 88,365 Status as of Status as of direct aid for the persecuted Of which: December 31, 2018 December 31, 2019 support for civil society Land 2,639 2,639 Intangible assets 5,509 17,673 Of which: advocacy activities in support of human rights Artworks and collections 0 0 Buildings and structures 26,399 26,399 Software 2,765 5,113 Activities in the Czech Republic in 2019 Cars and motorcycles 38,603 7,675 48 1,183 602 44,445 Valuable rights 76 131 Other movable fi xed assets (*) 14,189 1,416 632 63 142 14,768 Low-value intangibles fi xed assets 0 0 education and awareness 3 Low-value fi xed assets 63 63 Other intangibles 2,345 4,971 introductions / One World Film Festival Tangible fi xed assets under Intangible assets under construction 323 7,458 0 0 our support for schools and teachers construction (buildings) Advances for intangible assets 0 0 Tangible assets 33,873 34,999 Varianty Tangible fi xed assets under construction (non-attached 0 9,566 424 9,091 51 Of which: migration property) Land 2,639 2,639 Advances for tangible fi xed Buildings and structures 20,711 19,768 One World in Schools 0 0 One World assets Cars and motorcycles 6,866 9,809 Financial assets 3,118 3,118 0 Other movable fi xed assets 3,657 2,732 4 social work and counselling Of which: Low-value fi xed assets 0 0 Securities (**) 3,118 3,118 0 Tangible fi xed assets under construction (buildings) 0 0 introduction / who we are Tangible fi xed assets under construction (non-attached property) 0 51 who we are Total 109,444 44,230 1,184 3,605 1,325 602 0 18,310 128,648 Advances for tangible fi xed assets 0 0 working with local self-government Note: * in the Other movable fi xed assets line, liquidation column is also included the value of property that was used for spare parts; Financial assets 3,118 0 ** in the Securities line, in the decrease-sales column also settlement values at the time of bond sheath or bond coupon maturity are reported. support for children Of which: Securities 3,118 0 support for families Total 42,500 52,672 5 our donors introduction / our donors our donors thank you organizational structure fi nancial report fi nancial report 6 financial report 102 103 What did 2019 bring? Matters in italics relate to the year 2019 Status as of December 31, 2018 Status as of December 31, 2019 Other receivables 417 2,349 People in Need – Annual Report 4.2. Detailed information on fi nancial assets – assets A. III. 3. The most important amounts are receivables from suppliers of services, for credited performance, unpaid refunds from accounted prepayments and overpayments. Value as of December 31, 2018 Value as of December 31, 2019 Receivables from employees 2,076 1,980 Contents Number of bonds as of according to the fi nancial statements Number of bonds as of according to the fi nancial statements Advance payments for unfi nished long-term business journeys; prepayments to employees charged in 2020 Introductory remarks from our CEO December 31, 2018 (in thousands of CZK) December 31, 2019 (in thousands of CZK) Income taxes 737 299 221 3,118 0 0 International Activities in 2019 Advanced payments of corporation tax 2019 reduced by the tax liability These are mainly government bonds issued by creditworthy banking institutions. Sundry receivables 3,712 2,848 1 emergency response and development The Company holds a maximum conservative investment strategy. There are the receivables from partner organizations on this line that cover mainly loans; the largest loan In 2019, all of the held securities were sold. is the loan to the partner organization Človek v ohrození, n.o. that is due at the end of the balance sheet date. introduction / country programme employees Long-term securities were managed by ČSOB Asset Management, Inc., investiční společnost. Estimated receivables 72,422 87,197 aid beneficiaries These are estimated receivables on the outstanding revenue grants used by the company under a valid contract in 2019, but the donor funds volume of aid had not been paid by the date of preparation of the fi nancial statements. relief work and reconstruction 5. Current assets A major part of the estimated receivables is the performance of the project of humanitarian and development aid in Iraq, Burma, Ethiopia, Georgia, DR Congo, Philippines and Afghanistan. These projects are fi nanced from resources of the United Nations agency, European Commis- resilience and nutrition security sion, resources of foreign governments (USA, Italy, Afghanistan, Netherlands, Switzerland and New Zealand) and of non-profi t organizations. 5.1. Inventories – assets B. I. social inclusion and protection Total receivables 141,657 144,866 education and skills Inventories (thousand CZK) As of December 31, 2018 As of December 31, 2019 sustainable livelihoods and environment Materials in store 63,064 41,951 good governance Materials in transit 0 1 5.3. Short-term fi nancial assets (thousands of CZK) – assets B. III. Work in progress 0 778 2 human rights Merchandise in stock and in stores 262 444 Short-term fi nancial assets As of December 31, 2018 As of December 31, 2019 introduction / advocacy activities Advance payments for inventory 1,097 1,363 Cash 14,314 13,905 Stamps and vouchers 7 0 our activities in 2019 Total 64,423 44,537 Bank accounts 417,890 267,692 direct aid for the persecuted Material in store consists mainly of: Other bonds, debentures and securities 7,629 0 – Unsent supplies of humanitarian and development aid which will be donated in the next period support for civil society Cash in transit 11,693 11,103 – Unsent supplies of human rights projects which will be donated in the next period advocacy activities in support of human rights – Food aid in the Czech Republic Total 451,533 292,700 Activities in the Czech Republic in 2019 Merchandise in stock consists mainly of: – Goods in Café Langhans and stock sold as charity iterms 3 education and awareness – The materials in transit consists of rulers for a school project in Zambia, which was delivered in 2020 5.3.1. More detailed information on Other securities – assets B. III. 6. introductions / One World Film Festival Work in progress consists of website development in Mongolia. Realizable securities (allotment certifi cates of investment funds) Advance payments for inventory consist mainly of advance payments for the purchase of inventory for humanitarian and development aid, our support for schools and teachers especially in Ukraine, Armenia and Zambia. Number of securities as of Value as of December 31, 2018 Number of securities as of Value as of December 31, 2019 Varianty December 31, 2018 (in thousands of CZK) December 31, 2019 (in thousands of CZK) 7,673,756 7,629 0 0 migration 5.2. Receivables (thousands of CZK) – assets B. II. One World in Schools One World Matters in italics relate to the year 2019 Status as of December 31, 2018 Status as of December 31, 2019 Trade receivables total 62,710 52,542 5.4. Other assets (thousands of CZK) – assets B. IV. 4 social work and counselling Of which Status as of December 31, 2018 Status as of December 31, 2019 introduction / who we are Receivables from customers 1,828 8,539 Deferred expenses 4,618 7,137 Receivables overdue more than 365 days 0 0 who we are A signifi cant part is made up of the expenses of the year 2020 paid in 2019, mainly for regular administrative services of economic and Receivables overdue 181 up to 364 days 17 9 accounting software, for air tickets and insurance. working with local self-government Receivables overdue 91 up to 180 days 1 2 The accounting unit accounts for current expenses there related to accrued expenses. support for children Receivables overdue 0 up to 90 days 87 1,363 Accounting for accrued expenses for the respective expenses account will be performed by the accounting support for families Receivables prior maturity 1,723 7,165 unit in the accounting period to which the expenses are factually related. Amount of outstanding receivables as of the date of drawing up of the fi nancial statement: 0 Accrued revenues 55,494 247,782 5 our donors Operational advance payments made 60,465 41,654 These are contractually assured and received incomes in the following accounting period for projects that were partially realized in 2019. The most important amounts are the advances to suppliers who implement part of the project The most signifi cant part of revenues comes from the USA government through U.S. Agency for International Development, from British govern- introduction / our donors mostly in Burma, Ethiopia, DR Congo, Nepal, Iraq, Ukraine and in the Czech Republic. ment through Department for International Development, from EU and the UN’s UNICEF agency. our donors Another part consists of advance payments for services (electricity, gas, rent) in the Czech Republic. thank you Total other assets 60,112 254,919 organizational structure fi nancial report fi nancial report 6 financial report 104 105 What did 2019 bring? People in Need – Annual Report Initial status as of Increase – donations Decrease – utiliza- Decrease – refunds Balance for 6. Equity January 1, 2019 accepted, gifts tion, provision of gifts of unused resources utilization in 2020 State and local administration budgetary contributions, budgetary contributions from EU and subsidies from other foreign governments Contents 6.1. Equity (in thousands of CZK) – liabilities and equity A. I. 1. State budget subsidies 2,547 142,027 127,484 12,833 4,257 Introductory remarks from our CEO account 901 - Equity Local administration subsidies 658 68,806 65,583 3,345 536 Assets from grants EU funds subsidies 198,780 404,403 476,859 1,502 124,822 International Activities in 2019 Equity from previous years Material gifts Total acquired for own activities Subsidies from operational 27,249 77,188 62,374 2,169 39,894 1 emergency response and development Status as of January 1, 2019 8,176 30,271 2 38,449 programmes Increase – acquisition of fi xed Subsidies from funds of introduction / country programme employees 11,895 11,895 112,374 787,135 819,582 5,517 74,410 assets and material gifts accepted other foreign governments aid beneficiaries Decrease – disposal of fi xed Subsidies from UN Agencies 17,620 182,506 145,106 264 54,756 volume of aid assets, depreciation, material - 6,577 −2 −6,580 Total subsidies 359,228 1,662,065 1,696,988 25,630 298,675 relief work and reconstruction gifts to other parties Status as of December 31, 2019 8,176 35,589 0 43,765 resilience and nutrition security Initial status as of Increase – donations Decrease – utiliza- Decrease – refunds Balance for The increase in equity consists mainly of the purchase of two cars in Nepal (CZK 2,248 thousand), 14 motorcycles in the January 1, 2019 accepted, gifts tion, provision of gifts of unused resources utilization in 2020 social inclusion and protection DR Congo (CZK 1,897 thousand), cars in the Czech Republic within the social integration programmes (CZK 649 thousand), Funds – bound gifts (grants) education and skills cars in the Philippines (CZK 552 thousand), the purchase of the audiovisual spot “Reklama na debilno” within the One World in Schools project (CZK 487 thousand) and the purchase of part of the Benefi ciary Management System software application (CZK 524 thousand). Bound gifts (grants) – NGO 25,180 34,208 40,755 901 17,732 sustainable livelihoods and environment The decrease in equity consists mainly of depreciation of assets from grants for own activities (CZK 6,153 thousand). Total funds (grants) 25,180 34,208 40,755 901 17,732 good governance

Initial status as of Increase – donations Decrease – utiliza- Decrease – refunds Balance for human rights 6.2. Funds – accounting group 91 (in thousands CZK) – liabilities and equity A. I. 2. 2 January 1, 2019 accepted, gifts tion, provision of gifts of unused resources utilization in 2020 introduction / advocacy activities In compliance with the valid accounting principles, the following items are accounted for in the funds: Other funds our activities in 2019 — Public collections announced pursuant to Act no. 117/2001 Coll. Other 18,999 21,304 22,429 1 17,873 direct aid for the persecuted — Funds received by the Organization from other persons for the purpose of implementation of the Organization’s main mission: Non-monetary gifts 30,669 12,802 36,739 0 6,732 donations, subsidies and grants Total Other funds 49,668 34,106 59,168 1 24,605 support for civil society — Creation and utilization of the reserve fund advocacy activities in support of human rights — Creation and utilization of the operating reserve fund

Activities in the Czech Republic in 2019 Bound funds are funds whose use is primarily in terms of the purpose of regulating the conditions of a service, or is covered by other legislation. Total bound funds 437,024 1,733,739 1,800,015 26,533 344,215 education and awareness 3 Free funds are funds whose use is in full charge of PIN and is not covered by any other legislation, eventually is covered only very generally. introductions / One World Film Festival

our support for schools and teachers Initial status as of Increase – donations Decrease – utilization, Decrease – refunds of Balance for utiliza- 6.2.2. Funds – free Varianty January 1, 2019 accepted, gifts provision of gifts unused resources tion in 2020 Initial status as of Increase – dona- Decrease – utilization, Decrease – refunds Balance for utili- migration January 1, 2019 tions accepted, gifts provision of gifts of unused resources zation in 2020 Funds total 577,610 1,875,187 1,909,855 26,554 516,389 Collections (number / name) One World in Schools S-MHMP/166354/2008 One World S-MHMP/204638/2011 Of which: S-MHMP/284758/2014 6.2.1. Funds – bound 4 social work and counselling Long-term collection Initial status as of Increase – donations Decrease – utiliza- Decrease – refunds Balance for “Skutečná pomoc” (Real Help) 32,176 51,608 35,613 0 48,171 introduction / who we are January 1, 2019 accepted, gifts tion, provision of gifts of unused resources utilization in 2020 S-MHMP/1230014/2012 who we are Collections (number / name) Long-term humanitarian collection: working with local self-government S-MHMP/578034/2013 „Povodně“ (Flood) in the Czech Republic 182 6 0 0 188 Support for education in support for children Syria and Iraq 1,456 2,784 3,947 0 293 Africa 2,921 3,285 3,046 0 3,160 Nepal 506 95 552 0 49 support for families S-MHMP/352276/2013 Ukraine 2,345 658 378 0 2,625 Banat (Romania) 27 75 59 0 43 Venezuela 0 141 119 0 22 5 our donors Total collections 2,948 3,359 3,105 0 3,203 Bangladesh 0 68 68 0 0 introduction / our donors our donors thank you organizational structure fi nancial report fi nancial report 6 financial report 106 107 What did 2019 bring? People in Need – Annual Report Initial status as of Increase – dona- Decrease – utilization, Decrease – refunds Balance for utili- January 1, 2019 tions accepted, gifts provision of gifts of unused resources zation in 2020 In 2018, the deduction under § 20 within the income tax of corporate bodies in the amount of CZK 1.000.000 was applied. Resources acquired by S-MHMP/1551858/2014 the attained tax obligation saving under § 20 of Act no. 586/92 Coll. from previous years were used to cover costs related to activities, the incomes Contents “Lepší škola pro všechny” generated from which were not subject to tax in 2019. Introductory remarks from our CEO (Better school for everyone) 15,086 8,458 5,927 0 17,617 Total collections 51,751 63,818 46,604 0 68,965 International Activities in 2019 7.2. Approval of the fi nancial statements for 2018 Initial status as of Increase – dona- Decrease – utilization, Decrease – refunds Balance for utili- emergency response and development The Executive Board at its meeting in June 2019 approved the fi nancial statements of the Organization for the 2018 accounting period, showing 1 January 1, 2019 tions accepted, gifts provision of gifts of unused resources zation in 2020 a loss in the amount of CZK 20 303,69 after tax that was in compliance with the decision of the Executive Board accounted on June 24, 2019 as introduction / country programme employees Other funds an decrease in the company operating reserve fund. aid beneficiaries Fund created from resources of: Charles volume of aid Stewart Mott Foundation, The Ford Foundation, Šimon Pánek – Prize relief work and reconstruction Qudriga, Unilever prize – purchase of 8. Liabilities resilience and nutrition security securities, change of conversion method 9,259 0 0 0 9,259 Club of Friends 65,647 67,283 54,379 0 78,551 social inclusion and protection 8.1. Liabilities (thousands of CZK) B. III. Reserve fund and operating reserve Status as of December 31, 2018 Status as of December 31, 2019 education and skills fund (created from profi t from previous Matters in italics relate to the year 2019 sustainable livelihoods and environment periods) 7,301 0 228 20 7,053 Liabilities (suppliers, advances received, other payables) – total 61,180 141,587 Other 6,628 10,347 8,629 0 8,346 good governance Of which Total other funds 88,835 77,630 63,236 20 103,209 Suppliers total 59,518 137,032 2 human rights Payables overdue more than 365 days 0 0 Payables overdue 181 to 364 days 36 2,671 introduction / advocacy activities Total free funds 140,586 141,448 109,840 20 172,174 our activities in 2019 Payables overdue 91 to 180 days 3,199 496 Payables overdue 0 to 90 days 3,726 14,097 direct aid for the persecuted Payables prior to maturity 52,557 119,768 support for civil society 7. Profi t/Loss Amount of unpaid payables as of the date of the drawing up of the fi nancial statements: 3,999. advocacy activities in support of human rights Advance payments received 589 593 7.1. Profi t/Loss and tax calculation as of December 31, 2019 The most signifi cant part are advance payments and deposits received from the tenants of the block of flats in the Koněvova street, Prague. Activities in the Czech Republic in 2019 Other payables 1,073 3,962 The economic result of the Organization for 2019 is an accounting profi t in the amount of CZK 379 thousand (after tax). of which retentions on purchase of construction works in Ethiopia, Iraq 3 education and awareness The Profi t and Loss Account includes revenues and costs for: and Syria 998 1,836 introductions / One World Film Festival — Implementation of activities which are in compliance with the company mission – in the main activity column of which mainly outstanding liabilities to partner organization L’Offi ce — Implementation of additional activities – supplementary activity column our support for schools and teachers Français de l’Immigration et de l’Intégra within the project Reintegration In compliance with Act no. 248/1995 Coll. on Public Benefi t Organizations, costs and revenues related to the administration of a public benefi t assistance program through employment in Georgia 75 2,126 Varianty organization are recorded in the bookkeeping of the organization separately according to the centres. migration Tax liability for the 2019 taxation period relating to corporate income tax is CZK 1.139 thousand. The Company has used the option of exemption Payables to employees 20,291 20,958 One World in Schools pursuant to § 20, par. 7 of Income Tax Act no. 586/1992 Coll. Amount of unpaid payables as of the date of the drawing up of the fi nancial statements: 11 One World Tax calculation Payables to social security institution (Czech Republic) 5,068 5,221 4 social work and counselling Revenues total 2,357,624,351.60 As of the date of the drawing up of the fi nancial statements, none of these liabilities was overdue. introduction / who we are Expenses total (except 591) 2,356,106,022.02 who we are Taxable income 1,518,329.58 Payables to health insurance institutions (Czech Republic) 2,183 2,258 Adjustment of the tax base 6,950,021.75 As of the date of the drawing up of the fi nancial statements, none of these liabilities was overdue. working with local self-government Total tax base 8,468,351.33 support for children Deduction of the tax base under § 20 of the Income Tax Act 1,000,000.00 Payables to social and health insurance institutions 951 2,826 support for families Final tax base 7,468,351.33 Angola, Armenia, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Ethiopia, Philippines, Georgia, Iraq, Cambodia, DR Congo, Kosovo, Costa Rica, Tax base after rounding 7,468,000.00 Moldova, Mongolia, Nepal, Serbia, Ukraine, Zambia 5 our donors 19% tax 1,418,920.00 Amount of unpaid payables as of the date of the drawing up of the fi nancial statements: 2,125 of which liabilities to institutions in Iraq in the amount of CZK 1,423 thousand due to the incomplete registration due to the poor security situation introduction / our donors Tax discount 279,720.00 19% tax after discount 1,139,200.00 our donors thank you organizational structure fi nancial report fi nancial report 6 financial report 108 109 What did 2019 bring?

People in Need – Annual Report Status as of December 31, 2018 Status as of December 31, 2019 Item B.IV.9. “Accounting for funds” has a value of CZK 1 898 383 thousand, and includes revenues associated with the use of the funds reported State budget payables (Czech Republic) 6,092 14,323 under liabilities and equity item A.I.2. “Funds” on the main activities of the Organization. Contents These are refunds of unutilized parts of subsidies from the state budget, employment tax for employees. Amount of unpaid payables as of the date of the drawing up of the fi nancial statements: 0 Introductory remarks from our CEO Item B.IV.10. “Other revenues” has a value of CZK 343 005 thousand and relates to the main business of the Organization; it mainly includes revenue estimates for outstanding grants that the Organization benefi ted by a valid contract in 2019, but the funds from the donor have not been paid by the International Activities in 2019 State budget payables 2,013 2,492 date of the drawing up of the fi nancial statements. There are also contracted and received incomes in the next fi nancial year for projects that have Afghanistan, Angola, Armenia, Bosnia and Herzegovina, DR Congo, Ethiopia, Philippines, Georgia, Iraq, already been partially implemented in 2019. 1 emergency response and development Cambodia, Costa Rica, Moldova, Myanmar, Nepal, Serbia, Turkey, Ukraine, Zambia introduction / country programme employees Amount of unpaid payables as of the date of the drawing up of the fi nancial statements: 1,042 aid beneficiaries of which liabilities to institutions in Iraq in the amount of CZK 779 thousand due to the incomplete registration due to the poor security situation 11. Remuneration for audit company

volume of aid Sundry payables 34,067 28,835 The remuneration of CZK 455 thousand belongs to the audit company for the statutory audit of the annual fi nancial statement for the year 2019. relief work and reconstruction The majority is formed by payables from partner organizations and refunds of unused received subsidies. For other verifi cation services was invoiced CZK 170 thousand in 2019, for advisory services CZK 24 thousand by the audit company. resilience and nutrition security social inclusion and protection Estimated payables (personal line insurance, supplies of services to the leased property) 6,616 6,848 12. Other important facts education and skills These are costs of the accounting period that have not been invoiced to the company yet. The Organization concluded overdraft credit contract with the Československá obchodní banka a.s. with the credit limit of 20 000 thousand CZK sustainable livelihoods and environment at November 24, 2017. The credit was not drawn as at the balance sheet date. Following this contract, the pledge agreement was concluded at good governance November 27, 2017. The subject of the collateral is real estate listed in the property sheet LV 239, cadastral area Žižkov, Praha. Total liabilities 138,461 225,348 2 human rights The following bank guarantees were provided in 2017 by the same bank: — Amounting to 1,730,787.30 EUR at November 30, 2017 (due date May 27, 2019), introduction / advocacy activities 8.2. Other liabilities (thousands of CZK) – liabilities and equity B. IV. — Amounting to 735,831 EUR at December 19, 2017 (due date November 16, 2020 was extended to December 31, 2020). our activities in 2019 Status as of December 31, 2018 Status as of December 31, 2019 direct aid for the persecuted Accrued expenses 4,953 2,595 Other Organization’s assets are not encumbered with any lien. Through this account, the company accounts for expenses which are related to the current accounting period but payments were made in the The Organization does not register any payables not included in the fi nancial statements. support for civil society following period. These are mainly costs of partners and travel expenses of employees and costs of audit of projects. advocacy activities in support of human rights First reports concerning COVID-19 (coronavirus) appeared at the end of the year 2019. In the fi rst months of 2020 the virus spread practically to the Deferred revenues 220 211 whole world including the countries where the Organization operates. The Organization’s management responded to the Government Regulation Activities in the Czech Republic in 2019 in the Czech Republic and also in the foreign countries where the Organization operates by quick transition of employees to the home offi ce mode 3 education and awareness with an online connection to the central data. This transition went smooth and with an acceptable impact on both Organization’s management and project implementation thanks to the timely strengthening of the key IT structure. introductions / One World Film Festival Total other liabilities 5,173 2,806 our support for schools and teachers The Organization’s management continuously monitors and evaluates the impacts of COVID-19 on both sides Organization’s resources and projects Varianty implementation. According to all these observations, it is unlikely that there will be a signifi cant decrease in private or institutional resources, nor a 9. Profi t and loss account – expenses signifi cant decrease in projects implementation in 2020. The impact of the expected economic damage especially on public budgets in the Czech migration Republic and abroad in 2021 cannot be reasonably predicted as of the date of publication of the 2019 fi nancial statements. The Organization’s One World in Schools Item A.I.6 “Other services” has a value of CZK 581,763 thousand, and includes mainly the costs of purchases from suppliers of services in the provi- management therefore continues to monitor, evaluate and quickly respond if necessary. The Organization’s management states that the eff ects of COVID-19 do not have a signifi cant impact on the company’s going concern assumption. One World sion of project realization (mostly abroad), focusing on the promotion of education and healthcare, social services, improving access to water and improving sanitary conditions, securing livelihoods, poverty reduction and environmental protection and the costs of rental and offi ce running. There were no other events after the balance sheet date and until the date of drawing up of the fi nancial statements that would signifi cantly aff ect 4 social work and counselling Item A.V.20 “Donations to benefi ciaries” has a value of CZK 669,668 thousand, and mainly includes fi nancial donations and inventories provided in the reported values of assets and liabilities, the fi nancial situation and the economic result of the company in the fi nancial statements as at 31 Decem- introduction / who we are the context of humanitarian and development aid mainly in Syria, Ethiopia, Ukraine, Iraq and Afghanistan. Financial donations and inventories were ber 2019. who we are used for securing accommodation, food and wintering for inhabitants in war zones and refugees in Syria, Iraq and Ukraine.

working with local self-government Item A.V.22 “Other expenses” has a value of CZK 419,734 thousand, and mainly includes costs of partners spent during implementation of joint In Prague, June 29, 2020 support for children projects through “partnership agreement”. support for families 10. Profi t and loss account – revenues 5 our donors introduction / our donors Item B.III “Revenues from sales of own products and services” has a value of CZK 48,038 thousand, and mainly includes sale of services connected Prepared by: Šimon Pánek our donors with ensuring access to drinking water for inhabitants in Ethiopia, community development projects in Afghanistan, Philippines and Moldova. Anna Spružinová Chief Executive Offi cer Accountant Člověk v tísni, o. p. s. thank you organizational structure fi nancial report fi nancial report 6 financial report 110 111 What did 2019 bring? Cash fl ow statement

People in Need – Annual Report as of 31 December 2019 (In thousands of CZK) Contents Introductory remarks from our CEO current period prior period current period prior period International Activities in 2019 P. Cash and cash equivalents, beginning of year 451,533 395,955 Financial activity emergency response and development 1 C.1. Change in long-term liabilities and bank loans 415 −250 introduction / country programme employees C.1.1. Increase and decrease in long-term loans 0 0 aid beneficiaries Net operating cash flow C.1.2. Increase and decrease in other long-term payables 415 −250 volume of aid Z. Accounting profi t (loss) before taxation 1,518 892 C.2. Increase and decrease in equity −55,885 33,958 C.2.1. Change in own equity 5,336 3,253 relief work and reconstruction A.1. Non-cash transactions 14,814 10,882 A.1.1. Depreciation of fi xed assets 11,981 10,099 C.2.2. Change in funds −61,221 30,705 resilience and nutrition security A.1.2. Change in provisions and other adjustments 0 0 C.*** Net cash flow from fi nancial activity −55,470 33,708 social inclusion and protection A.1.3. Profi t(–) Loss(+) on sale of fi xed assets −873 −1,383 education and skills A.1.4. Expense and revenue interests accounted for −770 −1 A.1.5. Other non-cash transactions 4,250 1,400 sustainable livelihoods and environment A.1.6. Gifts (buildings) 226 767 F. Net increase or decrease in cash balance −158,833 55,578 good governance Net operating cash flow before taxation, changes in working capital and A.* 16,332 11,774 extraordinary items R. Cash and cash equivalents, end of period 292,700 451,533 2 human rights A.2. Current assets −97,521 20,253 introduction / advocacy activities A.2.1. Change in receivables and other temporary assets −201,927 48,212 our activities in 2019 A.2.2. Change in short-term liabilities and other temporary liabilities 84,520 −6,055 A.2.3. Change in inventory 19,886 −21,904 direct aid for the persecuted A.2.4. Change in short term fi nancial assets 0 0 support for civil society Net operating cash flow before fi nancial balances, taxation and extraordi- A.** −81,189 32,027 advocacy activities in support of human rights nary items A.3. Interest paid excluding amounts capitalised −5 −42 Activities in the Czech Republic in 2019 A.4. Interest received 775 43 Income tax paid on ordinary income and income tax relating to prior 3 education and awareness A.5. −1,438 −1,644 periods introductions / One World Film Festival A.*** Net operating cash flow −81,857 30,384 our support for schools and teachers Varianty migration Investment activity One World in Schools B.1. Acquisition of fi xed assets −25,497 −11,636 One World B.1.1. Acquisition of tangible fi xed assets −9,142 −6,079 B.1.2. Acquisition of intangible fi xed assets −16,355 −4,051 4 social work and counselling B.1.3. Acquisition of long-term investments 0 −1,506 introduction / who we are B.2.1. Proceeds from sales of fi xed assets 873 2,009 who we are B.2.2. Proceeds from sales of long-term investments 3,118 1,113 B.*** Net cash flow from investment activity −21,506 −8,514 working with local self-government support for children support for families 5 our donors introduction / our donors our donors thank you organizational structure fi nancial report fi nancial report 6 financial report 112 113 What did Předškolní kluby připravují děti na hladký vstup do běžné 2019 bring? mateřské školy. Foto: Iva Zímová People in Need – Annual Report

Contents Introductory remarks from our CEO International Activities in 2019 1 emergency response and development introduction / country programme employees aid beneficiaries volume of aid relief work and reconstruction resilience and nutrition security social inclusion and protection education and skills © Člověk v tísni, o. p. s., 2020 sustainable livelihoods and environment good governance Editorial staff : Martin Kovalčík, Markéta Jourová, Vesna Evans, Kateřina Lánská, Anna Pacovská, 2 human rights Táňa Abrhámová, Gabriela Galová, Anna Brixová, Tomáš Urban, et al. introduction / advocacy activities our activities in 2019 Translation: direct aid for the persecuted Scott Hudson support for civil society advocacy activities in support of human rights Graphic design: Jiří Vaněk, Carton Clan Activities in the Czech Republic in 2019

3 education and awareness Photo on title page: Člověk v tísni introductions / One World Film Festival Back cover photo: Nathalie Sayago our support for schools and teachers Varianty migration One World in Schools Člověk v tísni, o. p. s. / People in Need, is a member of Alliance2015 One World 4 social work and counselling introduction / who we are who we are working with local self-government Address: Člověk v tísni, o. p. s. (People in Need), Šafaříkova 635/24, 120 00 Prague 2, Czech Republic support for children Phone: +420 226 200 400 | Fax: +420 226 200 401 support for families E-mail: [email protected] | Url: www.clovekvtisni.cz Company ID: 25755277 | Tax Identifi cation No: CZ25755277 5 our donors introduction / our donors our donors thank you organizational structure 6 financial report What did 2019 bring? People in Need – Annual Report

Contents Introductory remarks from our CEO International Activities in 2019 1 emergency response and development introduction / country programme employees aid beneficiaries volume of aid relief work and reconstruction resilience and nutrition security social inclusion and protection education and skills sustainable livelihoods and environment good governance 2 human rights introduction / advocacy activities our activities in 2019 direct aid for the persecuted support for civil society advocacy activities in support of human rights Activities in the Czech Republic in 2019 3 education and awareness introductions / One World Film Festival our support for schools and teachers Varianty migration One World in Schools One World 4 social work and counselling introduction / who we are who we are working with local self-government support for children support for families 5 our donors introduction / our donors Do you believe in helping others? our donors thank you Support us! — peopleinneed.cz/club organizational structure 6 financial report