Making poverty history in India

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Making poverty history in India
World Vision India
Adding Value to Indias development goals
World Vision is a Christian humanitarian
organization working to create lasting change in
the lives of children, families and communities
living in poverty and injustice. World Vision
serves all people regardless of religion, caste,
race, ethnicity or gender.
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India- Land of unity in diversity
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The Scale of Our Operations

• Started with one project in Kolkata in 1951 .
• Impacting the lives of over 2,16,000
  children and their families today.
• Has presence in over 150 districts through Area
  Development Programme, health programmes and has
  micro-enterprise operational locations

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Our Strategic Priorities
As an expression of its Vision, Mission Core
Values, World Vision of India, would focus,
within its area of operation, in coalition with
Government, NGOs, Church and other like minded
stakeholders, on the following strategic
priorities
Well being of every girl and boy
child Sustainable Livelihood Security  Peace
Building Reconciliation Access to Water Prevent
and Mitigate HIV/AIDS TB  Organizational
development and effectiveness Expand engagement
with all stakeholders, including donors, for
mutual transformation.
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In over 150 Districts
Reaching the most vulnerable
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ADP Quality Assurance The Role of
Programme
Monitoring Office
Ranchi PMO
Lucknow PMO
Bhopal PMO
Delhi PMO
Guwahati PMO
Kolkata PMO
Mumbai PMO
Hyderabad PMO
Chennai PMO
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Core Standards for Transformational Development

• Proportion of children 12-23 months fully
  immunized
• Proportions of girls and boys aged 6-59 months
  who are stunted.
• Proportion of poorest household decreases over
  time.
• Proportion of children in the age group of 6 to
  18 years of age participate in formal / nonformal
  / vocational education.
• Girls boys and CBOs actively participate in
  aspects of programming, planning, implementation,
  monitoring and evaluation.
• Incidence of domestic violence in families
  decreases over time.
• Cases of caste/ethnic conflicts in communities
  reduces over time
• Capacity of CBOs to sustain development processes
  and impact increases over time.

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Micro Enterprise Development

• IMPACT Innovative Micro-finance for Poverty
  Alleviation Community Transformation a self
  sufficient independent unit

• 17 micro-finance units
• Client base -3000
• Funding of over 4m
• Promotion of BD services
• Providing credit access facilitating savings
  micro-insurance

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Health
HIV / AIDs

• 4 Major Areas of Intervention

• 4 National Co-ordinators
• 13 Major Health Programmes
• Member of the State TB Society
• Lead agency for the NGOs in Andhra Pradesh
• Accessing funds from USAID, FINLAND GOVT,CIDA
  WHO UNICEF

Index HIV / AIDs Projects TB
Polio Nutrition Child Survival
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Emergency Relief Disaster Mitigation

• World Vision responds to most calamities within
  24 hours
• Often the last NGO to leave
• Preposition 100 WV staff around the country
  representing various sectors - ready for
  deployment in emergencies
• India National Resource Development is often the
  first support office to mobilize funds
• National Rapid Response Team comprising of 49
  members has been formed

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Advocacy Peace Building

• Child Rights Protection Participation
• Gender Development
• Peace Building

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Children in Ministry

• Child care, child rights protection and
  prevention of child labour

• Supporting and helping children in difficult
  circumstances

• 15 child care projects

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Recognition

• Member of steering committee of the Planning
  Commission for women child Development
• Member of National Disaster management Authority

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World Vision is a Christian humanitarian
organization working to create lasting change in
the lives of children, families and communities
living in poverty and injustice. World Vision
serves all people regardless of religion, caste,
race, ethnicity or gender.