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Community-Led Total Sanitation
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Community-Led Total Sanitation

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MEASURING TOOLSMonitoring and Evaluation Tools
INFORMATION + SUMMARIES ON THE MAJOR MEASURING TOOLS
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Overview
CARE France is one of 12 members of the CARE International network. Created in 1983, CARE France is among the 15 largest associations of French international solidarity.
The team has 31 employees, 4 expatriates, and twenty volunteers. The association is supported by 100 000 households donors.
In 2008, the budget CARE France amounted to 20 million euros, of which 84% were allocated to finance the social mission. CARE France, in 2008, has conducted 53 projects in 22 countries, the main ones being: Palestine, Madagascar, Romania, Ivory Coast, Chad, Cameroon, Togo, Nicaragua, Peru, Morocco.
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CARE is one of the world's largest humanitarian organizations, helping over 55 million people in 70 countries. CARE in Denmark specializes in helping the world's poorest people adapt to climate change. Already today, millions flee droughts, floods, and cyclones around the world, which are only becoming more extreme.
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in Denmark specializingspecializes in helping the world's poorest climate change. AlreadyAlready today, millions fled theflee droughts, floodsfloods, and cyclones,cyclones around the world, which are only becoming more extreme.
CARE came to Denmark in 1987.
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70 countries.
CARE i Danmark har specialiseret sig i at hjælpe verdens fattigste mennesker med at tilpasse sig klimaforandringerne. CARE in climate change. Allerede i dag er millioner sendt på flugt af tørker, oversvømmelser og cykloner, der bliver stadigt mere ekstreme. Already Already today, millions more extreme.
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CARE Denmark is in 1987.
Fonden har et repræsentantskab, der udpeger medlemmerne til fondsbestyrelsen. The Fund of Trustees.
CARE Danmarks sekretariat holder til på Nørrebro i København med generalsekretær Niels Tofte i spidsen for den daglige ledelse. CARE Danmark daily management.
CARE Danmark har derudover en støtteforening med knap 8000 medlemmer og en bestyrelse. CARE Denmark a board.
Mere end 23.000 mennesker bidrager til CARE Danmarks arbejde. More
More than 23,000 in Denmark. Derudover modtager CARE Danmark hvert år en fast rammebevilling fra Danida og projektstøtte fra EU. In addition, project support.
Hertil kommer bidrag fra private, virksomheder og fonde. In addition, and foundations. CARE Danmark bruger 12 procent af omsætningen på administration, seks procent på indsamling og formidling, og resten går ubeskåret til projekterne i ulandene. CARE Denmark developing countries.
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CARE is one of the world's largest humanitarian organizations, helping over 55 million people in 70 countries.
CARE i Danmark har specialiseret sig i at hjælpe verdens fattigste mennesker med at tilpasse sig klimaforandringerne. CARE in Denmark specializing in helping world's poorest people adapt to climate change. Allerede i dag er millioner sendt på flugt af tørker, oversvømmelser og cykloner, der bliver stadigt mere ekstreme. Already today, millions fled the droughts, floods and cyclones, which are becoming more extreme.
CARE came to Denmark in 1987.
CARE Denmark is an independent foundation, founded in 1987.
Fonden har et repræsentantskab, der udpeger medlemmerne til fondsbestyrelsen. The Fund has a Board, which appoints members to the Board of Trustees.
CARE Danmarks sekretariat holder til på Nørrebro i København med generalsekretær Niels Tofte i spidsen for den daglige ledelse. CARE Danmark Secretariat live on Nørrebro in Copenhagen with Niels Tofte Secretary in charge of daily management.
CARE Danmark har derudover en støtteforening med knap 8000 medlemmer og en bestyrelse. CARE Denmark has also a support with nearly 8000 members and a board.
Mere end 23.000 mennesker bidrager til CARE Danmarks arbejde. More than 23,000 people contributing to CARE's work in Denmark. Derudover modtager CARE Danmark hvert år en fast rammebevilling fra Danida og projektstøtte fra EU. In addition, the CARE Denmark each year a fixed allocation from Danida and project support.
Hertil kommer bidrag fra private, virksomheder og fonde. In addition, contributions from individuals, corporations and foundations. CARE Danmark bruger 12 procent af omsætningen på administration, seks procent på indsamling og formidling, og resten går ubeskåret til projekterne i ulandene. CARE Denmark spends 12 percent of revenue on administration, six percent of the collection and dissemination, and the rest will go to projects in developing countries.
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The scope of CARE's mission has changed considerably since its founding, when 22 American organizations came together to rush life-saving "CARE packages" to survivors of the Second World War. On May 11, 1946, with help from Canada, the first 20,000 packages reached the battered port of Le Havre, France. Some 100 million more CARE packages reached people in need during the next two decades, first in Europe and later in Asia and other parts of the developing world.
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CARE Brazil is a non-governmental organization that is part of CARE International, a network whose mission is to fight poverty. CARE has over 60 years of experience in promoting development around the world and is among the top three global NGOs. Today, the network operates in 72 countries and as of 2007, has impacted the lives of 50 million people.
CARE Brazil was founded in 2001, becoming the newest member of this network. In Portugal, the organization promotes local development in impoverished regions, both in rural and urban areas. The programs are located in the following states: Amazonas, Bahia, Piauí, Rio de Janeiro and Sao Paulo.
The guidelines CARE Brazil follows are:
To strengthen and boost the development of communities
Aim to empower, engage, build and increase the autonomy of individuals with access to rights
Help to build their future.
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CARE Austria, Association for Development Cooperation and Humanitarian Aid, was founded in 1986. CARE Austria is politically and ideologically independent. The team of CARE Austria currently consists of 30 employees.
Creation of CARE Austria
After World War II, Austria was in ruins; the people were starving. But, most important were the 1 million CARE packages that were distributed throughout the country. 40 years later, Austria was one of the richest countries in the world and was thus in a position to give assistance in the world who were also going through hardships. CARE Austria was founded in May 1986 as the eighth member of the international aid organization CARE. Today, headquartered in Vienna, CARE Austria has its hands in about 30 projects in Africa, Asia and South East Europe, basing their work on the ideology that lasting impact comes from helping others "help themselves".
50 million people could be helped
CARE Austria is one of twelve leading national independent organizations of CARE International, CARE Austria regularly supports the project work of CARE International and independent projects. Since its inception, CARE Austria has a total of 348 projects in 50 countries. CARE Austria since then has reached about 50 million people, not only aiding them physically, but helping them achieve a life of dignity.
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CARE Austria receives about 69% of funding from public funds from the European Union, 12% of public funds from the domestic market, and 17% of funds account for donations from private sources. 89% of funds are invested directly into projects. 8% accounts for information and education, and 3% goes to administration.
Project work focus for CARE Austria in 2008 was in the Middle East. 44% of expenditure was focused here. 25% of expenditures went to projects in Asia, followed by Africa with 23%, and then Eastern Europe with 8%.
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CARE International is one of the world’s top three aid agencies, fighting poverty and injustice in over 70 countries around the world and helping 65 million people each year to find routes out of poverty.
Our mission is to create lasting change in poor communities and we put money where it is needed most.
With more than 60 years’ practical and hands-on experience, our programmes tackle the deep-seated root causes of poverty, not just the consequences.
Changing people’s lives also means changing the world around them – so we work in partnership with businesses and governments all around the world to help them do their bit to confront poverty too. It’s an approach that has a much more sustainable impact than superficial quick fixes will ever do.
We believe passionately in the dignity of all people and make a long-term commitment to stay with the communities we work with until the job gets done. That’s because we deal with challenging and complex issues - like HIV and AIDS or conflict – that do not have quick-fix solutions. We know the sticking plaster approach to aid does not work.
When disaster strikes, we are also one of the first to respond, ensuring that aid gets to where it is needed most. We can do this because we’ve often been working in countries for many years, and we stay to help communities rebuild their lives long after the tv cameras have gone.
We are a pioneering organisation and have constantly improved our work and increased our impact over the years.
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CI Members
The following links lead to the websites of the respective Care International members.
CARE Australia
CARE Austria
CARE Brazil
CARE Canada
CARE Denmark
CARE France
CARE Germany
CARE Japan
CARE Netherlands
CARE Norway
CARE UK
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