HUMANA PEOPLE TO PEOPLE ’S SELF ASSESSMENT REPORT

1. Name of Organization: Humana People to People India

2. Postal Address : C-183, Madhuban, Preet Vihar, Delhi 110092

3. Telephone: 011- 65137806

4. Email: [email protected]

5. Legal Status: a) Registered under Section 25 (not for profit) of the Companies Act, 1956, Place: . b) Year of Registration: - 1998 c) Foreign Contribution Regulation Act ( FCRA ) Number: 231660194 and d) Year of Registration: 2001

Vision “It is about fostering new generations with golden hearts and heads and hands, well educated and with a personal ethic of such proportions that humanized relationships of all sizes can serve as substitutes for all sorts of dehumanised phenomenon. It is about improving democracy, advancing production, building up trade relations, generating services and it is about scanning all brains to create new portions of know how. It is about concentrating on the important task of transferring the results of efforts from places where development is well ahead to places where it is dawning or even absent. It is about establishing capable institutions for education and health. It is about improving human relationships on a contemporary basis and to modern standards. It is about emancipation of every single human being on the level of personal happiness and, at the same time making each human being responsible for the happiness of his neighbors through practical methods. And as always in the question of development it is about promoting and preventing. Preventing the dehumanising of society, of institutions and of you and me. Promoting the humanization of mankind, the only art form that contains the seeds to the flowers of happiness for all. From black-white to all colours at random. From the struggle for liberation to the struggle for development” (from the charter of Humana People to People).

Mission Humana People to People India’s mission is to create development in the broadest sense. Especially through the establishment and implementation of projects that aim at transferring knowledge, skills and capacity to individuals and communities that need assistance to come out of poverty and dehumanized conditions. Humana People to People India works with the people as partners in finding solutions and in creating the necessary conditions to improve their living standards and to achieve their aspiration for a just and humanized life for themselves, their families and their communities.

1 It is further Humana People to People India’s mission to promote humanization of man, and to protect the weak and the outcast and to go against all forms of discrimination, oppression and exploitation.

Humana People to People India aims to have an effect on the eradication of poverty, the control of the HIV/AIDS epidemic, education for all, health care for all and for people to have the power do decide over their own destinies.

Humana People to People India is a non-political, non-religious organization

Our strength Humana People to People India works on community development from a holistic approach. Our strength is a dedicated and well-educated staff that lives and works at the project areas. They mobilize people to join community-based organizations and encourage them to take initiatives in formulating and carrying out the activities. Samples of community based organizations are: Village Water and Sanitation Committees, Parents – Teachers committees, Farmers Clubs, Women’s Self-Help-Groups, Common Interest Groups, Youth Clubs, Active Kids Clubs. For each individual who participate in community work it is an experience and a skill the person will carry along for the rest of the life. For the community it is a lesson in improving common life conditions by lifting together.

Humana People to People India has good experience locally and globally in implementation of HIV/AIDS Prevention and Education Programs.

HPPI has experienced and dedicated staff members to run HIV/AIDS prevention, Community Development, Environment and education projects in any state of India.

Type of Projects Humana People to People India is implementing 19 Social Development projects on :- Community Development, Environment, HIV / AIDS, Health, Education of adolescent girls, street and working children; across six states of India, viz. , Haryana, Uttrakhand, Delhi, Tamil Nadu and Pondicherry. a) Community Development Projects The “Community Development Projects ” are based on a comprehensive model, which has been practiced and developed over many years. The model defines an operation area of a minimum of 3000 families. The families are mobilized to be part of the Community Development Project, as the main drivers of development. The model includes 10 lines of action, 8 of which are defined in broad terms and 2 lines defined by the projects and communities themselves. Within each of the 10 lines the project leadership together with the communities develops and implements activities in support of their struggle for a better life. Humana People to People India is implementing Community Development Projects in Rajasthan, Haryana, Uttaranchal and Tamilnadu. The various Community development projects being carried out are:-

1. Community Development Project, Main Focus The project has two main organizational set ups:-

2 i) People are mobilized to organize themselves in “common interest groups” such as Self Help Groups, Farmers Clubs, Youth Groups, Adolescent Girls Groups and Women Groups. The project trains, links the groups with government schemes, organizes actions in the villages that the groups implement, etc. ii)The Project implements different programmes according to agreements with partners; Reproductive Child Health in 14 Model Villages; Training and empowement of female elected local government officials; Fluroide Mitigation; etc.

Social Impact / Accumulative Figures The project has established 150 Self Help Groups, 100 Youth Groups, 50 Farmers Clubs, 100 pre-schools, General Knowledge classes in 50 schools, Reproductive Child Health Programme in 14 model villages, Promotion of Vermi compost units and Fluroide mitigation.

2. Community Development Project, Virat Nagar Main Focus The projects main focus is on over all development of the community. In this regard the project is focusing on 3 major areas. Empowerment of women, Girls education and youth. In Girls education mobilizing the community to send their children to school and its never late to go to the school. In Women Empowerment motivate the women to take up active participation in the decision making and be economical independent.

Social Impact / Accumulative Figures The project has succeeded in formation of 125 Self Help Groups,15 Girls Education Centers, 450 Students, 7 youth clubs,12 Teachers workshops, 8 Exposure Visits,180 school Ralies and 180 Computer classes.

3. Community Development Project, Dausa Main Focus Formation of the Common Interest Group for improving their living standard by taking participation in income generation activity. To mobilize the Below Poverty Line (BPL) families and the communities to form strong grass root organization, develop a life of dignity and well being through accessing services that meet their basic needs in a sustainable manner including livelihood, health, education and information, a safe and healthy environment and a life free of discrimination, thus ensuring their economical, social, as well as civil and political rights.

Social Impact / Accumulative Figures During the last year various improvements have been added to the project, which is by now extended to December 2007. One important improvement is a change in the concept, which means that the Common Interest Groups that have established their projects and are now earning from the productions are encouraged to start a common saving in style with the Self Help Groups. This will provide them with capital to invest in repair of equipment or purchase of new items. The project has formed 326 Common Interest Groups and linked with Government scheme under District Poverty Initiative Program (DPIP). The project has worked hard to explain this facility to the groups and by the end of the year 177 groups have been converted to Self Help Groups.

4. Community Development Project, Main Focus 3 The organization started working for the development of slum dwellers at Jhalana Kacchi Basti in Jaipur. Since its inception, the project is working with 1750 families to create a difference in their life. The project expended its operational area since January 2007 and is now reaching to 2197 including families from Kunda Basti with support from State Resource Centre (SRC), Rajasthan.

Social Impact / Accumulative Figures The project has accomplished in reaching out to 2200 Households, 24 Self help groups, 24 youth Clubs,12 SHG trainings,12 youth trainings in income generation and 12 women group.

5. Community Development Project, Nainital Main Focus The idea of the project is to work together with people and their communities to develop a life in dignity and well being through access to services that meet their basic needs in a sustainable manner including livelihood, health, education and information, a safe and healthy environment and a life free of discrimination. Ensuring their economical, social, cultural as well as civil and political rights.

Social Impact / Accumulative Figures The project has succeeded in formation of 16 Adoloscent girls groups, 13 Youth groups, 2 pre-schools and 2 education centres. The project has also been successful in forming 8 Self-help Groups and linking them with banks.

6. Community Development Project, Main Focus The project mainly focuses on the health aspects of the community its dealing with. It has another line catering to women empowerment through SHGs and running educational centers for the slum children. The project is also focus on YOGA in the schools to give children a new way to develop.

Social Impact / Accumulative Figures The project has established 30 Farmers Clubs, 13 Youth Clubs, 12 schools participating in the school program and 2 school run by the project. b) Academy for Street And Working Children Main Focus Humana People to People India has established and is running 16 Academies for Street and Working Children in , (Roadwal) Jaipur, Thanagazi, Alwar, Mundawar in Rajasthan, Rewari, Mahindergarh and in Haryana where students from the slum areas, rag pickers, migrant community receive primary education. The children in these communities have few or no rights. They do not go to school, they do not have access to health care, they do not have decent shelter and food is scarce and with poor nutritional value. So, by establishing and running these academies, we are making efforts towards providing education to these children and trying to make them responsible citizens.

Social Impact / Accumulative Figures

4 Through this program, Humana People to People India has been successful in educating 600 students, 40 students are in Pre-school of Future (POF) and 31 women literacy classes are running. c) HOPE Projects The projects on prevention of HIV/AIDS among High Risk Groups, Bridge Population and care for infected people include “HOPE” and “Total Control of Epidemic” (TCE). There are 3 HOPE Projects including Hope Alwar and Hope Haryana besides a TCE Project at Narela in Delhi. The projects covers Contact and Training Services, Health Services (in the form of linking up with local health facilities), Operational Research, Opinion forming Activities and Outreach Activities. The projects reach out to 27,000 people. These four Projects are as follows:

1. HOPE Alwar The project was started in April 2005 in Shajahanpur on the National Highway No.8 in , in Alwar City under Rajasthan State AIDS Control Society. Main Focus HOPE reaches people via existing organizations such as truck unions, local clinics and hospitals and the police department. The project is also forming Hope Clubs and conducting trainings for factory workers, management staff and the community in general in the operational area. Various types of activities under the Hope project are as under: - Factory Presentations - One-to-One and One-to-Group sessions - Condom demonstrations and distributions - Film shows, centre exhibitions, etc. - Presentations with youth clubs - Seminars and Workshops - STI/STD identification & treatment camps - Street Presentations - Rallies - Talk Shows

Social Impact / Accumulative Figures The projects has achieved its aim by establishing 100 Hope Clubs, 500 people have been tested, 20 PLWHA are assisted by the Project, 60 work place program, 5000 truckers are informed, 600 truckers are counseled and 30 Hope clinics are running.

2. HOPE Haryana HOPE Haryana Project was started in Dec.2004 in collaboration with the SNS Foundation for implementation of HIV/AIDS. Main Focus The idea is to implement the “Haryana State AIDS control Society” Project ‘Targeted Intervention” in the state of Haryana, mobilizing the community in the fight against HIV/AIDS – including targeting special vulnerable groups such as: commercial sex workers, injecting drug users, eunuchs and migrant workers. We work in the districts Rewari & , reaching out to 20,000 people directly and app. 15,000 people indirectly. The official name of the project is: Targeted Intervention under NACP – II.

5 Social Impact / Accumulative Figures This project has achieved its idea which can be seen - 250 people are tested for HIV through Voluntary Counseling and Testing Centre (VCTC), 800 people treated for sexually transmitted diseases, 35 actions are made in the area and 9 members are participating in the home based care.

3. TCE – Total Control of the Epidemic HIV/AIDS The project was started on the 1 st of May 2006 in Narela Industrial Area in North Delhi. Main Focus To inform all the people through the total control of Epidemic Model and encourage them to do testing and counseling. It will run for over three years and will pioneer a comprehensive model of prevention and support based on the consistent daily efforts of 20 engaged young people reaching out to the 110,000 Factory Workers and related service workers in Narela Industrial Area and approximately 1000 Commercial Sex Workers (CSWs) who are mainly from Sonipat in Haryana and Delhi Region.

Social Impact / Accumulative Figures This project has been and is a great success. Till now it has covered 180,000 people, 6445 high – risk have been conselled, 10600 people have received events, 89842 condoms have been distributed and 4368 households have been registered. d) Harit Sankalp / Green Action Projects The “Harit Sankalp” projects address the issues of environment especially water and livelihood through sustainable agriculture. The various projects under this include :-

1. Green Action Bheror Main Focus The idea of the project is to turn around a cycle of environmental degradation in a rural community of Rajasthan from being out of balance with nature, to become a model of environmental sustainability. These parameters include demands within waste management, soil and water conservation, sanitation and wasteland development.

Social Impact / Accumulative Figures The project has formed 15 Village committees, 49Household with systems to collect rainwater, 105 Household with systems to reuse waste water for irrigation,145 Household with kitchen gardens for vegetable production, 25 Households with drip irrigation/ sprinkler systems in the kitchen garden and 85 Households have latrines for proper sanitation.

2. Green Action Virat Nagar Main Focus To develop a sustainable model for the farmers to adopt Jatopha cultivation which will help in generating in come to the family and benefit the community from soil erosion, renewable energy sources and give time to the women to engage in different other activities to develop the community.

Social Impact / Accumulative Figures The impact of the project has been – plantation of 1,00,000 Jatropha around the hedges, 40 farmers clubs are made,10 demonstration plots are made,12 farmers workshops, 4 self

6 help group workshops,1 Nursery with 1,00,000 saplings prepared and 10 bio fuel reactors are established.

3. Green Action Dausa Main Focus The main focus of the project is to develop model in the community to save environment from pollution in rural Rajasthan. There are 12 parameters which each village has to follow in order to become complined with safe environment. These parameters are like management of waste water, plantation of trees, having toilets in homes for sanitation, having smokeless chulhas etc.

Social Impact / Accumulative Figures The project has reached 14,000 people, 15 Farmer Clubs have been established, 10 Youth clubs, 12 model gardens, 10 fields have been bio fenced with Jatropha, 2 dug wells have been recharged and 1 pond has been recharged.

4. Green Post Tsunami Action Pondicherry Main Focus The "Green Post-Tsunami Action" project aims at improving livelihoods in 60 coastal villages of Tamil Nadu, India, by mobilizing and assisting the inhabitants to rehabilitate their communities from the tsunami damages in an ecologically sustainable manner through using innovative low-cost technologies, and through improving the general ecological equilibrium in order to achieve better preparedness against future natural disasters. The target groups are women, dalits, tribals and other disadvantaged community members. The Project shall reach 45,000 people in the four districts Tiruvellur, Kanjiapuram, Vallipuram and Cuddalore. The main activities are supply of safe water and sanitation -also to temporary shelters-, groundwater recharge and water conservation, rehabilitation of salt affected agricultural land, promotion of sustainable and diversified farming methods, improvement of tree cover and improvement of the natural systems to increase resilience and reduce damages from future natural disasters.

Social Impact / Accumulative Figures The project has shown positive outcomes as, 60 villages are covered, 4 boreholes drilled, 2 rope pumps installed, 4 model fields established with SRI - System for Rice Intensification, 4 Vermicompost established and EM, and14 Wat-San Committees set up.

e) Training Center for Global Development (TCGD) TCGD provides a unique opportunity for a young persons to spend 14 months in a fruitful environment where people from many cultures gather and put their 100% efforts together in creating development. The participants get training and practical experience in community work, they learn to use computers and communicate on the Internet and they get trained in speaking and understanding English. The projects covered under this are :-

1. TCGD Bheror Main Focus 7 The aim of this project is to train the local youth so they can get a vision in their life. The training empowers the local youth to do good for the community and take their life’s to different level. They create young community mobilizers and driving force for development.This has three phases -1. 6 months Action and study Period, 2. 6 month project period and 3. 2 months camp future.

Social Impact / Accumulative Figures The program is designed to the model of Development Instructors (DIs) movement. Number of DIs trained : 74 Number of DIs in-training : 60 Number who have got jobs : 62

2. TCGD Delhi Main Focus The aim of the project is to train the local youth so they can get a vision in their life. The training empowers the local youth to do good for the community and take their life’s to different level. They create young community mobilizers and driving force for development. This has three phases -1. 6 months Action and study Period, 2. 6 month project period and 3. 2 months camp future .

Social Impact / Accumulative Figures The program is designed to the model of Development Instructors (DIs) movement. 3 batches are going on currently. Number of DIs trained : 20 Number of DIs in-training : 20 Number who have got jobs : 9

3. TCGD Pondichery Main Focus The aim of the project is to train the local youth so they can get a vision in their life. The training empowers the local youth to do good for the community and take their life’s to different level. They create young community mobilizers and driving force for development. This has three phases -1. 6 months Action and study Period, 2. 6 month project period and 3. 2 months camp future.

Social Impact / Accumulative Figures The program is designed to the model of Development Instructors (DIs) movement. 2 batches are going on currently. Number of DIs in- training : 32

f) Humana Micro Finance Main focus The members of Self help group and farmers club are involved in this programme. Humana People to People India has started Micro Finance project to provide micro finance to members of community based organizations. Groups like men and women Self-help Groups, Common Interest Groups etc in rural areas of Dausa, Alwar and Jaipur districts. These community based groups are being formed and they are also facilitated to get required basic skills and develop their micro village level entrepreneurship project.

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Social Impact / Accumulative Figures Humana People to People India has started in districts of Alwar, Dausa and Jaipur.

Geographical area of project implementation Humana People to People India is currently implementing 19 Development Projects in 6 states of India including Rajasthan, Haryana, Delhi, Uttarakhand, Tamilnadu and Pondicherry. The Community development projects cover Jaipur, Dausa and Alwar districts in Rajasthan, Rewari and Mahendragarh districts in Haryana, Nainital district in Uttarakhand and Caddalore, Thiruvallure, Kanjipurum and Vellupurum districts in Tamilnadu. HOPE Alwar (HIV/AIDS Project) covering Highways and high-risk areas in Alwar district, TCE – Total Control of the Epidemic (HIV/AIDS) in north Delhi, Harit Sankalp/Green Action (Environment Project) in Behror block of Alwar district, Virat Nagar, Dausa and Pondicherry, Training Centre for Global Development in Behror, Delhi and Pondicherry, besides Academy for Working Children in Behror, Neemrana (Roadwal) Jaipur, Thanagazi, Alwar, Mundawar in Rajasthan, Rewari, Mahindergarh and Gurgaon in Haryana Humana People to People operates its country office and the liaison office from Delhi.

9 Organizational structure

The Organization Chart

Board of Directors

General Manager

Administrative Development and Partnership Office /

At NationalAt Level Office Expansion Office Partnership Director

Project Leaders Forum Partnership Officers

Project Leader

Administrator Program Officers

Satellite Managers for big projects

Outreach workers Outreach workers Outreach workers

Animators

Model Organization of Level Project at

Community Based Organizations 10

Community Staff Structure/Number: Humana People to People India has a total of 242 employees including 82 female and 160 males. Furthermore the organization has a network of more than 60 animators, who work periodically at the projects, in relation to special activities. There is the Board of Directors who has the power to make important decisions.

11 FUNDING PARTNERS OF HUMANA

S.NO. Name of the Project Funding Partners 1. Community Development a) Ananada Foundation Project, Virat Nagar b) Asha Foundation c) Hilden Charity Trust d) Smile Foundation e) Mitshubishi Electric Automotive India Pvt. Ltd.

2. Community Development a) District Poverty Initiative Project, Dausa Program (Government of Rajasthan) b) Erach Roshan Sadri Foundation

3. Community Development a) Rajasthan Urban Project, Jaipur Infrastructure Development Project (RUIDP) c) State Resource Centre (SRC), Rajasthan

4. Community Development a) Planet Aid UK Ltd. , Project, Nainital UK b) Planet Aid, Inc, USA

5. Community Development a) SNS Foundation Project, Rewari b) AYUSH c) Local Partners 6. HOPE Alwar a) Rajasthan State Aids Control Society (Government of Rajasthan) 7. HOPE Haryana a) SNS Foundation

8. TCE Narela a) Irish Development Aid

9. Green Action, Behror a) Concern India Foundation (CIF) b) GAIA 10. Green Action, Virat Nagar a) Development Market Place (World Bank) b) GAIA 12

11. Green Action, Dausa a) Toyota Foundation

12. Green Post Tsunami Action, a)European Union Pondicherry 13. Training Centre for Global a)Planet Aid UK Ltd. , UK Development (TCGD) – Behror, Delhi, Pndicherry 14. Academy for Street and a) Mitshubishi Electric Working Children (AWC) Automotive India Pvt. Ltd. b) E.I DuPont India Ltd. c) Local Partners 15. Humana Micro Finance a) Probable partners are : Rashtriya Mahila Kosh, National Banks

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