Presentation of People help People - One World, a NGO with development projects in and around Moshi, Tanzania

1. Development at the grassroots
Help that really matters.

2. People help People – One world
Our foundation
1985: Establishment of the association „Citizen Partnership Third World Idstein“ by Ruth
Hofbauer, Dr. Werner Schuster and several other community activists
1986: First project with the construction of a water pipeline
in Chekereni Weruweru
July 2009: Latest Board election
December 2009: Renamed „Citizen Partnership One World“
January 2010: International naming: People help People – One World
March 2010: Finalization of a water supply project in Machame Mwera
April 2010: Start of 3 new projects: Water supply Msareni Primary School,
School funds and maintainance work Ludao Day Care Center,
Construction of 7 Secondary Schools in District Uru
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3. People help People – One world
Tanzania
„Uhuru na Umoja“
(Swahili „Freedom and unity“)
• 41 Mio inhabitants
• 127 languages
• GDP 415 $ / head
• Ranked 151 world-development index
Germany
• 82 Mio inhabitants
• GDP 44660 $ / head
• Ranked 6 world-development-index
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4. Moshi, tanzania
Moshi – Profile & Problems
• Moshi is located in the northeast of Tanzania, close to the Mount Kilimanjaro, one of 26 districts
• 120.000 people live in Moshi downtown. It covers an area of 77 sq km
• Main sources of income are trade, small business enterprises and agriculture
• Main problems include lack of water supply, Youth unemployment and lack of funding to support the
educational system
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5. The objective: help to help themselves
People help People to help themselves
The projects of „People help People – One World“ support people in Tanzania to improve their living
conditions long-term wise. For a better future.
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6. How?
Education is the basis of any action to help.
Only with an adequate education people can:
- Identify problems
- Analyze problems
- Work solutions
- Implement solutions
Education is the foundation of development.
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7. How?
Educationfor the children of Tanzania.
Because education is the foundation for a better future.
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8. The situation
Education is compulsory only for primary schools in Tanzania.
There, children acquire the basic knowledge of
reading
writing
Arithmetic
Enough to build on.
But not enough to design the future.
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9. the Situation
Secondary schools make the difference.
Secondary schools provide general education.
Secondary schools help children to understand problems and to define solution to help
themselves.
Secondary schools are building a robust foundation for a better future.
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10. The help
People help People - One World actually runs 9 different development projects linked to
education in and around Moshi:
1 Msiriwa Secondary School (pilot)
2 Mruwia Secondary School
3 Mangi Sabbas Secondary School
4 Mawella Secondary School
5 Mnin Secondary School
6 Shimbwe Secondary School
7 Kisarika Secondary School
8 Msareni Primary School
9 Ludao Day Care Centre
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11. The help
7 secondary schools in district Uru
Institution Secondary School Ordinary Level
duration 4 years, form 8 to 11
Language English
Exam National Exam: Certificate of Secondary School Exam (CSEE)
Msiriwa Secondary School serves as a pilot to transfer the experience of this project to 6 other
schools. A comprehensive field study will be in place as of August / September to identify
synergies, such as the construction of a central school kitchen.
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12. The help
1 Primary School in district Uru
With the construction of a water supply pipeline People help People – On world ensures that
fewer school days lost through illness and fewer school hours have to be sacrificed for the daily
fetching of water.
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13. The help
1 Day Care Centre in Moshi
An institution that also prepares orphans and half-orphans to go to school.
People help People – One World ensures that these children can visit regularly the Ludao Day
Care Centre via financing the school fees. We also invest behind maintainance of building and
interieur. Recently the rain harvest system was renewed.
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14. The help
1 Day Care Centre in Moshi
Glory, Christina, Martin, Lilian, Catherine, Nasra, Karim, Malica, Ahadiel, Clinton, Elisha, Joshua,
Johnson, Emanuel, Lwice, Viola, Jackline, Winnie, Mourine, Allan and John are looking forward
to regularly visit the Ludao Day Care Centre.
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15. The help
These kind of sub-projects are supported by People help People - One World
- Water supply
- Power supply
- Class rooms
- Furniture
- Kitchen
- Text books
- Laboratories
- Drug supply
- school fees
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16. The success
People help People - One World ensures education of more than 3000 children annually.
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17. Your help is needed
To continue the projects successfully, we need:
- Sponsors of school fee projects
- Sponsors of text book and drug projects
- Sponsors of water supply, power supply and laboratories projects
- Sponsors of furniture projects
- Supporters of People help People - One World in general.
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18. Our promise
Help that really matters.
Transparency is one of People help People - One World’s core principle.
Each and every donor can track exactly which project he or she supports.
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19. Our promise
Help that really matters.
All employees of People help People - One World are volunteers. 100% of all donations will
flow into the project work. The low administration and money transfer costs are covered by the
contributions of our members.
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20. Our promise
Help that really matters.
Thanks to close cooperation with local partners and regular monitoring visits we can guarantee
that 100% of all donations are used as planned.
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21. Your contact
Would you like to help create a foundation for the future of Tanzania?
Bernhard Wingerberg,
Chairman
Telephone: +49 (0) 6126-202313
Mobile: +49 (0)173-3231302
Email: B1Welt@aol.com
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22. We thank you
People help People - One World thanks on behalf of the children in Tanzania for your attention
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