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Wide Bay Conservation Association Contact Name: Elizabeth Tongne Telephone number: 71966028 E-mail: Web site: Person present: Elizabeth Tongne Location: Madang, Divine Word Univ. Campus Date: 27 th August 2010 1. NGO historical aspects - Born in 1994 in East Pomio: initially it was a project from the ENB Eksen Sosel Komiti that emerged from an initiative of two clans (villages of Toimtop and Klampun) to protect the environment from the logging companies. - In 2004 they were incorporated as an NGO. 2. Organizational aspects - Work in Kokopo, mainly in East Pomio (6000 people). - 5 full staff members and 6 community facilitators. - An Advisory Committee with four different people from different sectors (government, institutions, NGO sectors) ensures transparency and accountability. 3. Networking and institutional relations They have organized now 3 or 4 meetings with all the stakeholders for coordination and information exchange. 4. Juridical and legal aspects Registered in IPA 5. Financial aspects - Since 2008 they are funded by Bread for the World. - For projects on women they are funded by the International Women Development Agency (an Australian NGO) - Wide bay made the proposals to the donors to receive funds. - Never applied for EU funding because the time framework demanded for implementation was too short for projects with the communities. 6. Activities and sectors Main sectors: Awareness and Advocacy – on environment and culture Community Empowerment – specifically oriented towards the clans groups in taking ownership of their clan land CBO capacity building Networking and Liaison – advocating communities’ rights through relevant bodies like Government, churches, institutions and partners NGOs. Promoting women’s voice in Natural Resources Management Awareness on Sea Bed Mining. They had a Program on Dialogue between the Government and Civil Society funded by AusAID under the CDS program – finished last week. Activities: - Training, capacity building, development of community plans: “Community reflection and rehabilitation process” with facilitators working in the communities to identify specific development strategies. - Capacity building and training of local authorities. 28
PAPUA NEW GUINEA RED CROSS BEVERLY AQUILA : CHAIRPERSON -982 8580 ; -982 8677 -Enbpacs @datec.net.pg; -beverlyaquila.dam@yahoo.com GEOGRAPHICAL SCOPE RED CROSS in Papua New Guinea has well over 1000 active members and volunteers in 14 Provinces in Papua New Guinea. And this are as follows; National Headquarters based in Port Moresby, NCD/Central branch, Milne Bay Branch, Oro Interim Branch, Morobe Branch, Madang Branch, Sandaun Interim Branch, Western Highlands Branch, Eastern Highlands Branch, West New Britain Branch, East New Britain Branch, Bougainville Branch, New Ireland Branch and Manus Branch. HISTORY The PNG RED CROSS like in the other 14 branches in the country, for the case of East New Britain was all established by an Act of Parliament in 1976. And the original objective for its evolution was due to the vulnerabilities that the province had because of its geographical location and the natural features such as the province being surrounded by a ring of volcanoes. HUMAN RESOURCES In the East New Britain Branch, it is mostly run by volunteers, it is an on and off type of job meaning that, when there is only a need, or disaster strike, emergency, or an outbreak, for instance, the cholera outbreak, then these volunteers are called to resume duty. NETWORKING AND INSTITUTIONAL RELATIONS Well one of the fundamental principles of the international RED CROSS AND RED CRESCENT MOVEMENT is to remain neutral or in other words don’t take sides or be independent. Therefore, the Red Cross is an independent body. JUDICIAL ASPECTS The PNG RED CROSS was established by an Act of Parliament on the 7 th April 1976. This means that PNG RED CROSS is an auxiliary to the government. And on the 23 rd of September 1977, it was recognised by the International Committee of the Red Cross, and on the 7 th of October, 1977, it became a member of the International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies. The commander of the Defence force is the protector of the emblem of RED CROSS and the patron is the Governor-General. Therefore, it is officially recognised by the National and Provincial Government. And the elections of the Branch executives are done after a two year term. FINANCING AND FUNDING ASPECTS Yes, RED CROSS does inform membership of the Audited financial reports-including in kind contributions/donations with gift certificates, etc. and this presented during the Branch Annual General Meeting (AGM). The main source of funding comes from proposal writing, fundraisings, and the sales of First Aid Kits to business houses. MAIN SECTORS The programs conducted by PNG Red Cross are; Health and Care, Disaster Management, Organisational Development and Dissemination. MAIN ACTIVITIES The main activities would include, capacity building for example, organisational development of youths and branch development. And also awareness on disaster preparedness, disaster response and community based self reliance. 29
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Caritas PNG Contact Name: Mary Toli
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Juridical and Lagal Aspects The ass
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FOUR SQUARE Contact: P O Box 177, G
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UMUN KAMUT ASSOCIATION CONTACT NAME
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Church Ground Fellowship Mama Group
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Word of Faith Church - Tent City CO
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Marie Stopes CONTACT NAMES: Mrs. Ma
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YWCA- Adult Literacy. CONTACT NAMES
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Morobe NGO KIBUNG CONTACT NAMES: Mr
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PNG Family Health Association CONTA
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ANGLICARE BY ANGLICAN CHURVH CONTAC
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Lae City Mission CONTACT NAMES: Mr.
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BAHA CONTACT NAMES: Mrs. Lovai Miri
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