1. EoP Workshop & Conference June 2009
(End of poverty/The Project)

... due to the credit crisis, but also because too much money is disappearing into a bottomless pit. But when you hear people from Asia and Africa saying that the integral approach simply works well, then ...

2. Projects #1 - Sri Lanka - Village
(News/Latest)

... no money (50 Rs/day) since they are old or disabled and some of them making poor money (150-200 Rs/day) since they are doing low paid daily jobs like fishing. Since they have no capital they always have ...

3. Projects #2 - India - Village
(News/Latest)

... earning almost no money. Since they have no capital they always have to work for others: the money they make they spend on food and some basic form of clothing. Many of them have ambitions to start small ...

4. Framework
(End of poverty/The Project)

... by organising the required money at the right moment. An important concept is that a funder takes ownership and personally involves himselves by guiding, visiting and / or auditing the project. Managing ...

5. Concept
(End of poverty/The Project)

... in order for the sponsors to be able to reach the target community and for the people to be able to interact with their direct outside world. Each intervention costs money (non recurring and recurring) ...

6. Newsflash
(News/Newsflash)

... under pressure, partly due to the credit crisis, but also because too much money is disappearing into a bottomless pit. But when you hear people from Asia and Africa saying that the integral approach simply ...