We measure everything we do. It’s part of being accountable to the partners, people, communities and donors we connect.
Holistic and typically comprised of several initiatives, community-led projects address the root causes of extreme poverty in a region. Clean water, food security, livelihoods and learning are all examples of initiatives that form pillars of a project.
Clean Water & Health
765,037 people participating in 16 initiatives within 438 communities in 11 countries.
People Participation: 16,897 clean water and related activities • 748,140 health supports
Community Participation: 38 clean water • 400 health supports
Our integrated and holistic approach to community initiatives, enables people to participate in more than one initiative.
FOOD SECURITY & NUTRITION
81,400 people participating in 19 initiatives within 388 communities in 11 countries.
People Participation: 54,360 long-term food secure • 27,040 short-term food secure & working toward long-term food security
Community Participation: 201 long-term food secure • 187 short-term food secure
Our integrated and holistic approach to community initiatives, enables people to participate in more than one initiative.
LIVELIHOOD & LEARNING
5,025 people participating in 30 initiatives within 56 communities in 11 countries.
People Participation: 2,006 women in new self-help groups • 3,019 children in school
Community Participation: 22 livelihoods + gender equity • 34 education
Our integrated and holistic approach to community initiatives, enables people to participate in more than one initiative.
Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) & HOPE
SDGs are an international blueprint for dignity, peace and prosperity for all people and the planet. Focused on global targets, SDG’s offer important context to HOPE projects and demonstrate community impact as we work in the hardest to reach locations around the world.
CLEAN WATER & HEALTH
Clean water accessible within 15 minutes of home
Improved health through reduced waterborne disease in individuals and households
Access to affordable medication, supplies and care facilities
FOOD SECURITY & NUTRITION
Improved crop resilience, bounty and plant health
Stabilized, diversified and increased food consumption within households
Increased knowledge of nutritious meals and preparation
LIVELIHOOD & LEARNING
Women have agency and autonomy regarding financial actions and decisions at household, community and societal level
Improved access to quality education
Improved household income to meet family needs