capalombada_path.pdf 2 30/06/15 11:52 C M Y CM MY CY CMY K GULBENKIAN HUMAN DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMME Isabel Mota Trustee Luísa Valle Director Anabela Salgueiro Francisco Palmares Helena Vaz da Silva Hugo de Seabra Luís Jerónimo Patrícia Fernandes
[email protected] (+351) 21 782 36 46 http://www.gulbenkian.pt/humandevelopment May 2015 ANNUAL REPORT 2014 OPENING PEOPLE IN AN MESSAGE 06 INCLUSIVE SOCIETY 20 PROMOTION OF 22 THE GHDP: MISSION, EMPLOYMENT GOALS AND IMPROVING THE 27 HIGHLIGHTS 08 QUALITY OF CARE Children and Youth at Risk 27 THE GHDP Ageing 33 IN NUMBERS 16 Deficiency 35 PROJECTS COMMUNITY 39 DEVELOPMENT MAP 18 CONTENTS ORGANISATIONS KNOWLEDGE AND FOR A CONVERGING THE FUTURE 54 ECONOMY 46 LIFE TRANSITIONS 57 MOBILISATION AND 48 EMERGING 58 RATIONALISATION OF SOCIAL NEEDS RESOURCES SUSTAINABILITY AND 59 CREATION OF STRATEGIC 51 NEW CHALLENGES NETWORKS AND PARTNERSHIPS PUBLICATIONS CONFERENCES, CONCERTS AND OTHER EVENTS 60 BUDGET IMPLEMENTATION 66 ANNUAL REPORT 2014 6 OPENING MESSAGE In recent decades, significant economic growth has Thus, the Gulbenkian Human Development Programme taken place that has allowed poverty indices to be has primarily focused on supporting pilot projects from reduced a little all over the world. conception to implementation, funding evaluations of these projects, mobilising partners who bring experience, Alongside this growth, however, sectors of the knowledge and value to them and disseminating solutions population remain very vulnerable and there are that have the potential to be replicated. countless situations in which basic human needs are not being met. Situations such as this can even be We believe that it is possible to contribute to a fairer, found in Western societies that defend the principles more united world governed by respect for people, of respect for human dignity and rights.