Fighting with the Poor is a main concept, being it in agricultural development, promoting good health and fighting HIV, training of primary school teachers and skilled craftsmen, protecting the environment or creating economic development.

2. The Federation Humana People to People
 36 local non-profit organizations
 Members employ 9,000 staff globally
 Benefit 10 million people
 Global Headquarters in Zimbabwe
 The Federation provides services to its members in:
 Program Development
 Capacity building & project management
 Financial compliance
 Supervision, monitoring & evaluation
The
Federation
Humana
People
to
People

3. The Federation Humana People to People
Development models created to…
•
Fight Poverty and malnutrition
•
Combat HIV / AIDS
•
Develop healthy communities
•
Organize and build capacity in farmers
•
Train teachers as agents of change
•
Educate the next generation
The
Federation
Humana
People
to
People

4. The Federation Humana People to People
This Presentation will focus on;
1. The TCE model developed to fight HIV & AIDS
2. Farmers Clubs developed to increase incomes and
strengthen food security and nutritional status of families
3. The Teacher Training model designed to create a new
generation of qualified and dedicated teachers
4. Fighting malnutrition as a cross cutting element of it all
5. Partnership MOU signed with World Soy Foundation
The
Federation
Humana
People
to
People

6. TCE Model in Summary
TOTAL
CONTROL
OF THE
EPIDEMIC
Objective: To Educate, counsel & mobilise every individual within a
defined geographic area to take control of HIV/AIDS in her/his life.
• Nutrition integrated as part of the model to boost immune system of
people living with AIDS
• 3-year campaign - systematically engages all stakeholders in
geographical bound area (1 area = 100,000 people covered by 50 field officers)
• Has reached 11 million people worldwide by end of 2010

7. Geographic Coverage - end of 2010
Country
# of Beneficiaries
Angola
500,000
Botswana
900,000
Democratic Republic of Congo
300,000
Malawi
800,000
Mozambique
2,100,000
Namibia
1,400,000
South Africa
3,100,000
Zambia
200,000
Zimbabwe
800,000
China
300,000
India
200,000
Total
11,000,000
TOTAL
CONTROL
OF THE
EPIDEMIC

8. Major TCE Partners
 National Ministries of Health
 National AIDS Councils
 Provincial Governments
 PEPFAR – USAID and CDC
 The Global Fund to Fight AIDS, TB and Malaria
 US Department of Agriculture
 The World Bank
 UNICEF & UNAIDS
 Johnson & Johnson
 American Soybean Association / WISHH
 Jhpiego
TOTAL
CONTROL
OF THE
EPIDEMIC

9. Releasing the power of
production…Organizing farmers for improved
food security while fighting malnutrition

10. The Farmers’ Club Model
FARMERS’
CLUBS
Aims to double farmer income over 3 years and increase food security
while significantly improving nutritional levels of family members

11. Farmers Clubs Coverage
Operating in: Guinea
Bissau, Malawi,
Mozambique, Zimbabwe
with pilot models in DRC
and Zambia
Reaching a network of
75,000 small-farmers (50%
women)
With the support of USDA,
USAID, EU, and National
Governments
FARMERS’
CLUBS

12. Achievements
Independent evaluation
conducted of the FC
program in Malawi
concluded:
• Average crop production
increased by 250%
• Average annual cash
income increased by
120%.
• Access to water
increased by 280%
FC Model adopted by
Government – working for
national coverage
FARMERS’
CLUBS

14. HPP Teacher Training Model in Brief
The
Federation’s
teacher
training
program
Objective: Improve quality of education by training of multi-skilled
teachers who act as role models and agents of change in rural areas;
•
Combine theory with practice and engage in community development
•
Cost share from National Governments and employment upon graduation
•
All colleges are fully registered and accredited by national governments and
integrated into national education sector plans

15. Achievements as of March 2011
• 27 nationally registered
colleges operating in: Angola,
Malawi, Mozambique & India
• 14,000 teachers graduated;
certificate from Ministries of
Education
• 80-85% of teachers currently
working in rural areas
• 1 million children benefitting
from improved education
• 5 million+ community
members reached
The
Federation’s
teacher
training
program

16. The
Federation’s
teacher
training
program




New agreements in place – preparationMalawi and Mozambique.
phase:
•24 nationally registered colleges operating in: Angola,
D.R. Congo
54 Colleges
Zambia
8 Colleges
Guinea Bissau
7 Colleges
India - First two colleges started, many more to follow

18. The
Fighting
Federation’s
Malnutrition
while
teacher
creating
training
development
program
Partners: USDA, JAM, ADPP, GCNF and The Government of Angola
• School Feeding Program combined with quality teacher training
• Government’s full involvement – ensuring sustainability
• ADPP’s role; Educating 1,500 teachers at 11 colleges
• Reaching 850,000 people with nutrition education and establishing 160
school gardens

19. Fighting
Malnutrition
while
creating
development
• Student-teachers grow food for own consumption and establish school
gardens during their 5 month practice period
• Student-teachers provide lessons in primary schools in the areas of
health, nutrition and agriculture

20. Fighting
Malnutrition
while
creating
development
• Student-teachers establish and operate nutrition and health clubs for
community members.
• Teachers are equipped and mobilised to promote these issues during
their one-year practice period, with gardens, campaigns, lessons …

21. Partnership between
World Soy Foundation & Humana People to People
OBJECTIVE
 Joint effort to raise funds to scale up effective
development programs to fight poverty and combat
malnutrition.
 Using the unique experiences of each organization to
ensure success and lasting impact
 Building on existing infrastructure and track record of
Humana People to People members in 42 countries
 Capitalizing on World Soy Foundation’s network of
American farmers who wish to contribute to the objectives
of the Foundation to reduce malnutrition through the
power of Soy.
Fighting
Malnutrition
while
creating
development

22. Strategies to Raise Funds – Phase 1, April-Oct 2011
Improving Food Security & Combating Malnutrition in Mozambique
Farmers’ Clubs project with strong nutrition and soy element
Goals:
* Raise $ 175,000 for the first project through Internet Campaign
* Sign contracts for a value of $ 2 million; Corporations and Major Gifts
Methods;
 Combination of Direct Mail e-mail fundraising
 Targeted Fundraising from Corporations and Foundations such
as: Monsanto, Cargill, Howard Buffet and others
 Major Gifts from Wealthy Individuals such as Howard Buffett
 Joint proposal development for US Department of Agriculture
– e.g. Food for Education and Food for Progress
Fighting
Malnutrition
while
creating
development

23. THANK YOU!
We look forward to a profound and
inspiring cooperation to make a lasting
change in people’s lives
Fighting
Malnutrition
while
creating
development