Annual Report 2009 - Tear fund New Zealand

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TEAR Fund is committed to funding not only quality

programmes but working with top partners in some of

the hardest places on the planet.

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incms by giving agnisns nic miniy, Psi w lck

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Table of ContentsTEAR Fund programme earns

worldwide recognition .........................................3

One million sponsored ........................................4

Yoselines Story ...................................................5

Anti-trafcking project impacting

lives in Nepal .......................................................6

Kiwi gifts making life better for the poor .............7

TEAR Fund ready to respond to disasters ..........8

Microenterprise changing lives............................9

TEAR Fund gets stamp of

approval from government ................................10

Community development ..................................11

Orphans delight Kiwis with songs and

message of hope...............................................12

Education and Advocacy ..................................13

Bequests ...........................................................14

The Advocate Network......................................14

Regional Reports .......................... .....................1 5

Financial Review................................................16

Where TEAR Fund works ..................................17

Programme Expenditure ...................................18

Chairpersons Report ........................................19

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For any organisation, some years are rightly designated

landmark years. For TEAR Fund New Zealand our year ending

June 30th 2009 deservedly earned that recognition. It was a

year of many changes and new opportunities, and one that

despite the international recession, produced record income

of NZ $12,700,000 for our poverty ghting programmes.

W wmly ckwlg ly 1800 ccs 35,000

spps w m is gw pssibl, k m

condence they have entrusted in us to deliver effective and compas-

si pgmms i bl ps.

W ls k nw Zl Gvms gs spp

tear f g nZaId Koha-PICt hmii assis-

nc fun pviing v $2,000,000 in gns. duing y tear

f picip i -yly nZaId viw pgmms

pis wic ckwlg tear fs pssilism

and conrmed our continued funding partnership into the future.

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vlpm.

dig y w pvi sl vcil iig

s wlls i Mil, m cil c dli milis i

cl Ii, c-piv iyig i Si Lk icm gi

and peace-building, anti-child trafcking in Nepal, water and educa-

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i Mym-Bm, Pkis, Gz, d Si Lk is y.

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Iil v c mils v milli cil

civing ppuniis l n ucin ug cuc-bs

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Micpis s pvi cmic vlpm ppiis

ug cmmuniy bs ci, llwing ps ccss smll

bsiss s-p ls bk cycl pvy.

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iil Cisi llic nGos, cll Igl allic.

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g mii sps.

dig y w mv m l bilig ly 20 ys,

with its cramped, separate units, to our new open-plan ofce in Mt

Roskill. The new ofces, designed by a TEAR Fund staff member,

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current affairs

has enhanced working conditions, communication and efciency in

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mig css sc s Millim dvlpm Gls (MdGs)

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As you read through this annual report you will nd many of these

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Highlights of

Year 200809by TEAR Fund Director Stephen Tollestrup

TEAR Fund programme earnsworldwide recognition

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Yoselines StoryTheir families also benet as the nancial burden is lifted, leavingm mily mmbs sps cil c isc, c cil i mily wi.

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Relationship a Key to Programme Success

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nancial. The relationship that develops between the sponsor

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Beyond Shild Sponsorship

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the co-ordinating ofce for the preliminary investigation courts of

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Wi lp s, Ysli spviss wiig, pcssig

and ling of paperwork for every criminal case in her region.

Yoseline can speak in detail of her benets in the child sponsor-

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pvi ci.

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Yoseline is just one of the many former sponsor children

who have risen above their circumstances because

someone decided to sponsor a child.

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ve other families. Every morning her mother got up while it was

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staff called her to the ofce so they could

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of hope came true. When she nished high school, her sponsors

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Compassion Day

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86 w sps s p Cmpssi dy .

About TEAR Fund Child Sponsorship

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rst; improving the lives of the most vulnerable to benet the

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benet the community and trickle down to the children. Working

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want sponsored children to view the benets of child sponsorship

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cils ci, l, iil scil s b

it is not only the individual child who benets.

One Million Sponsored

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Child Survival Programme

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50 mothers and children benet. We are looking to add others.

Leadership Development Programme

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by vlpig lsip pil yg ppl y c

impact their communities and countries for the better. To nd out

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Young Yosaline

child sponsorship

This year TEAR Funds child sponsorship partner, Compassion, celebrated the major milestone of having 1 million children currently sponsored. Kiwis had a part to play in

this achievement by contributing close to 12,000 sponsored children through TEAR Fund. This past year alone 1,956 children were sponsored by caring New Zealanders.

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gift for lifechristmas focus

Anti-trafficking Projectimpacting lives in Nepal

Christmas 2008 saw many New

Zealand churches and individu-

als join TEAR Fund in saying No

to child trafcking through our

Christmas Focus appeal, The Lost

Children of the Himalayas. The ap-

peal raised more than $360,000 to

help our partner, Share and Care

Nepal, to implement a programme aimed at preventing child

trafcking and helping to rehabilitate trafck victims like

Maili Nepali. You can read her story on this page.

About the Women in Difcult Circumstances Project

th gi npl wh h pjc is siud us lg

b bw npl Ii, b wic is ps

and crossed without a visa or genuine identication cards. It is

estimated that 7,000 to 12,000 people are trafcked from Nepal

vy y. t mjiy s vicims liv cls b;

90 p c m gils g bw i 18.

These girls are trafcked into the circus, brothels and servitude, most

commonly in India. The root causes of trafcking are complex and

inclu pvy, unmplymn, inbnss, illicy, lck w-

ss, lg mily sizs, g iscimii iis.

The Women in Difcult Circumstances project has developed

Wms Sl hlp Gps i c villgs wic plic -

cking activities in the village, educate the villagers on trafcking

issues, and rehabilitate trafcking victims who return.

A trafck victim tells her story:

My m is Mili npli. I m 40 ys l mmb

pjcs Sl hlp Gps (ShG). I ws sl i Ii bl

by my friend when I was 17 years old. Everyday I worked in the elds

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going to India to nd work. She told me that it would be an easy life

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g. W w vy p my mily my.

W w iv i Mmbi my i sw m m I

w slp i m x s.

W I wk my i g I lis i ws bl I

ws supps wk . I ws s sc; I in v ny livs

mny s I ws c ccp is wk. I l un u my

friend had been paid to trafck me and she had returned to Nepal.

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wi ml s. My li ws lik ll.

a sv ys I scp bck npl, b w I my

is mily i w kw m. tis m ik b

ig bl.

hwv, I un lp, ccpnc n insip in wmns gup

bg ig Li rlv eci clsss. I clss I l

to read, write and numeracy skills which increased my condence.

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w my livli. I ls civ csllig micl cckps.

My pl is ci ig is bsiss wkig wi

womens group to try and stop trafcking in the village.

Kiwis have enthusiastically embraced TEAR Funds Gift

for Life because they know that they are giving a practi-

cal hand up to the poor overseas and they know exactlywhat their money has bought on behalf of poor families.

The added bonus is that Gift for Life is an easy way to

give a gift to someone who is difcult to buy for.

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pcicl lp s i , lik dy rkm w i v

sy ccss s sc ikig w.

Safe water changes lives

Hot, tired and aching after a hard day in the elds, Daya could

ly c vllig 1.5km k c vig c w

mily. f m w ys 630 ppl M-

zkpi villg, i amvi isic Ms, b

lgig sc cl w cls i villg, b

ws by lp. t villg c sv ikig w

pblm g y s i i v w sc

is w. t wm c w m igbig

villg b ws g w wl b s

lciciy spply pmp ws ic.

Rukma no longer has to walk the 3km

round trip to fetch water for her family.

Maili Nepali in her shop

Kiwi giftsmaking lifebetter forthe poor

Project at a glance

The anti-trafcking programme involves three village de-

velopment councils beneting about 10,000 people. Major

ivis icl:

a. Preventive measures

Raising awareness about the ill effects of trafcking

Awareness about the methods used by trafckers

p gils i sx

Pmi gils ci

fmi y clbs bys gils

discgm migi Legal literacy about trafcking

b. Rehabilitation efforts

Cig sl-mplym ppiis Pviig cslig svics Skill iig

Pviig scil, ml, psyclgicl spp

vcm pysicl scil m Spp slc hIV ic c wm

Photo: Jared BerendS

PhotoSuPPLIed

Photo:WrenGreen

PhotoS:CoMPaSSIon

Wh tear fuds p, efICor, hd bu h pligh

of the community, they identied the well site in consultation

wi villg ls lg wi sisic cmmiy

mmbs, wll ws g. Wi i w sc w cmmiy is gl w is si c villgs

mp s s w scs.

rkm si wi s i ys: I is big li s s w

v g sc lg isc w lg

y gicll wk. nw w sl b bl k c

sl cs cil b.

TEAR Funds new Gift for Life catalogue is out

now. Visit www.giftforlife.co.nz to order online,

or phone 0800 800 777 to order your copy.

Over the nancial year 17 wlls w sblis i Iis Kp

disic, oiss S; IrLP Cikl Blck, amvi disic,

Ms S; np Blck, np disic, oiss S;

Jglp Blck, Bs disic Cisg S.


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One of the amazing things about TEAR Fund Microen-

terprise is that from the day the loans are given they

are at work helping to set people free from poverty. Butwhats more, once one family is on its way to becom-

ing free, and the loan repaid, it is reused, creating a

continuous cycle of freedom for others struggling to

overcome poverty.

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mkig g impc pvy i vlpig is. t

l pw Micpis is i is xpiil pw lp

llvi pvy. I ly is clys cg.

What is Microenterprise?

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p sblis smll bsisss. My giv tear f

Micpis is w ps vss w l

my p ps w m gisis

cii. as s ls pi, y l gi, cig

ssibl cycl vlpm. n ly s i lp

mily m pvy, i cs jbs d ppuiis

s i cmmiy.

Rubejas storyrbj ablz kw wy sccss i li ws g

ci b sclig ws piiy mily w liv

i mis p Mlg Sgi Pvic i

Pilippis. as s ps w cc, wkig

m ws wy svivl. rbj blgs Bl ib,

ic gps i Sgi Pvic, Mi.

tibl csm ws bi rbj gig ig scl

s ws s jls is w w scl wil

s wk wi ps si s.

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wy wic is p i ii. S l imp-

ing marriage by leaving to nd work in the city. She went home

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m bcs y gm wy ws

ly giv. f sc im, s pck igs

went back to the city to nd a job. It was there, at the age of 18,

s m mi rgli, sb. Gig mi

early, they encountered difculty not only in their relationship but

in their nances.

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v y i b bsiss, b s l by bsvig

bsiss ppl. S vlly s smll si si s

(cvic s), wi 2000 pss ($nZ58) g Mic-

pis l m tear fs p C Cmmiy

tsmi (CCt). h l ci ics bcs

s ws ilig wi pyms. S v bsiss

i s, xp bsiss by iclig

saleable lines such as charcoal, dried sh and rice. Her current

l s gw 10,000 pss ($nZ 288).

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CCt lg s s b bl g scl sl,

s s b bl s cil (w gils by).ti

ii sig cil scl s

s is i is sc y ig scl. tg cci

wi CCt s s ls b cg cc

is w pis wsip l .

Trust Banks the power to change

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sgy llvi pvy. ty sblis

gps 12 25 wm w smll bsisss.

ti icm is smll, slly lss nZ$3 y. ec

wm bws smll m, slly $50 $100,

is is s s cpil gw i bsiss.

ty qi py my bck wkly. ec

wm cs s g s. uslly 98

p c ll my bw is pi i ll

ts Bk. ov w y pi tear f ts

Bk spps cib $10,000. rps

received from the sponsor after the rst 12 months,

gi 24 ms; s c icl psl

sis b ppl i gp. ts Bks slly

cycle for at least ve years.

Number of TEAR Fund Trust Banks: 89

Philippines: 46

Bali: 43

Disasters occur regularly throughout the world but many

y under the radar of the Kiwi media. TEAR Fund regularly

responds to disasters that dont get a high pr ole without

launching an appeal. TEAR Fund is able to do this through

the generosity of supporters who give to our disaster

fund and through funds we get from the government. We

appreciate supporters who give to this fund as it enables

us to respond immediately when a disaster strikes.

Over the nancial year TEAR Fund responded to disasters in Myan -mar (Cyclone Nargis), Pakistan (Swat Valley), oods in Bihar India,

Vilc gis Cisis i oiss s i Ii, Bgls

(Cyclone Aila) Civil war in Sri Lanka, the Gaza conict and emergency

l c i Zimbbw. W ls giv pjcs wic s s

iss li pjcs b w is gig . ts

iss li pjcs i S, nig, Si Lk.

*Myanmar

My-J 2008

Cycl (ngis)

140,000 kill,

2.4 milli c

ai li

bilig

Managing Disasters

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s ssil vi plici big mximl

lp vicims. t is wy tear f wks s p

15-mmb gp Cisi i vlpm gcis,

Igl allic, w c-i iss li s ll

v wl.

When disaster strikes, the Integral Alliance pools their nancial

pil scs wkig g s p

i c cy l i s big li vicims. Igl s i Jy 2005, -y

csli pi, js tsmi i. W w

sc ivs gisis g, ll m i cis,

w i lyig Cisi vls, bli

p wl b b sv i scs w cmbi.

t nw Zl Gvm cib $530,991 isss

g haf. tear f cib $740,669 m my is

is diss f.

Bihar Kosi Flood

Relief 2008

ags 2008

fls

1000 kill,

2.3 milli

isplc

ai li

Orissa Communal

Violence Relief

ocb 2008

100 kill, 80,000

isplc

Conict: (Anti-

Cisi vilc)

essil i

vicims

Gaza war

Jy 2009

Conict (Three week

w bw Isl

hms cs)

d ll 1,417 Plsi-

is 13 Islis. 50,800

Gzs w l mlss

ai vicims

Zimbabwe

apil 2009

Cl bk

tss i

m cl

Sppli mgcy

l cl kis

Pakistan (Swat Valley)

apil-My 2009

Conict: Taleban capture

Sw Vlly; Pki-

s lcs siv

49 civilis kill,

milli isplc

essil i

isplc vicims

Bangladesh

My 2009

Cycl (ail)

brought ooding

120 kill, s

ss ls

ms

ai li

When

Disaster type

Effects

TEAR Fund

Response

This news picture shows the extent of the ooding in Bihar state

of India where TEAR Funds partner was involved in disaster relief

work in September 2008. Courtesy of Reuters Alertnet, www.

alertnet.org, Rupak De Chowdhuri.

Micro-enterprisechanginglives

TEAR Fund ready torespond to disasters

disaster relief microenterprise

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In 2008/9, TEAR Fund underwent its ve yearly or-

ganisational review by NZAID New Zealands ofcial

development organisation from whom TEAR Fund

accesses funding for its international projects.

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bs pcic picipls cii. tis icl lkig

sg lisip wi lcl ps,

capacity to undertake quality development, the nancial

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pi i pjcs. as p is pcss, nZaId viw

m visi w tfnZs ps i Ii, efICor

Ss, cmmig i ig lvls cpciy

vlpm wk.

The review team was highly satisfed with TFNZs compliance to NZAID

cii sg i vlpm wk, sig:

Koha (Ki i og hpi a) is p-ssssm

bs c-ig scm nw Zl -gvm

gisis (nGos) cs sppig cmmiy vl-

pm civiis g vlpig cy ps.

A girl draws water from a well constructed by TEAR

Funds partner in India, EFICOR. TEAR Funds relationship

with EFICOR was assessed by the NZAID team.

TEAR Fund staff and members of the review team assess

a project run by TEAR Funds partner, Saahasee.

Photo: Wren Green

TEAR Fund has made considerable progress in the

ve year period of this review, and complies with the

requirements and standards of the *KOHA scheme. We

were very pleased with the outcomes of the review and

[TEAR Fund] has begun to integrate the learning and

recommendations into its organisational practises.

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s cmmiy vlpm pjcs i m 25 vlpig

is. ts pjcs m pcicl s s cmmi-

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mmbs. ts pjcs i viy wys, g

cmmi givs tear fs Cgmk pgmm (m

$15 m), g ppl Gi Li, m ppls

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cy sc, sc s w l. tear f is ls bl

lvg gvm s sm is pjcs. Y c

b lgsig pgmms i agis

wi p Sv agis pg .

While not in the past nancial year, this project received a major

ccl i Spmb, wiig uneSCo Licy w.

New staff join Programmes Department

Over the past nancial year we have sadly said goodbye to two staff

mmbs, B Gms My Pic wlcm I

McInnes, who has had extensive eld experience with some of TEAR

fs ps, J Bs, w s wk i Mgli.

Klli Cis s ls b ppi s Pgmms assis.

community development

CommunityDevelopment

community development

photos?

TEAR Fund

Gets Stamp of

Approval from

Government

nZaid review

Photo:eSthe

rduCaI

Photo:IanMCInneS


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Over the past year the Education and Advocacy

department has been moving forward well after

hiring a new manager (Frank Ritchie). Relationship

with peer organisations in the UK and Australia are

proving fruitful with some signicant developments

to look forward to from them.

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Since 2004, TEAR Fund has brought the delightful Ugandan

Childrens choir to New Zealand and last nancial year,

TEAR Fund and its NZ supporters donated $126,296 toWatoto projects.

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Orphans delight Kiwis withsongs andmessageof hope

Education& Advocacy

educationwatoto tour

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Photo SuPPLIed

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Canterbury, Westland& Marlborough

By Bruce Morriss Regional Manager

Regional Ofces are always busy as we

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Highlights over the last year have included:

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Music and Speaking Tours

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2) G nswy nls (J 09)

3) By McGi Cby & Gli (fb/Mc 09)

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TEAR fund has two regional ofces in the South Island, one

based in Invercargill and one in Christchurch. The regional

ofce managers develop relationships with churchesand existing supporters and they are always looking for

opportunities to promote the cause of the poor.

Regional Reports

regional reportsbequestsadvocate network

Advocates are integral to who we are at TEAR Fund and

the work we do at a grass roots level. Advocates have

chosen to partner with TEAR Fund to outwork their love

and support for the poor. To advocate means to speak

up for those who cannot speak for themselves; to stand

in the gap and defend the defenceless and those who

are suffering in the midst of unimaginable injustice

and oppression.

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Microenterprise and raise support for our partners in the eld as

well as raising TrustBanks. In the last nancial year Advocates

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Bequests

TEAR Fund advocate Chris

Mason-Battley speaks about

Child Sponsorship.

TEAR Fund

Advocate manager

Beth Harper.

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financial review

Programmeexpenditure

Africa

Asia

Central Asia

Middle East

New Zealand

other

SouthAmerica

SouthEastAsia

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Project spend by country

Child SponsorshipProject spend by region

Cy Cil

Bgls 145

Blivi 453

Bzil 337

Bki fs 292

Clmbi 301

dmiic rpblic 275

es Ii 460

es Isi 157

ec 385

el Slv 182

eipi 934

G 179

Gml 287hii 691

hs 313

Ii 852

Isi 616

Ky 619

Mxic 160

nicg 167

P 446

Pilippis 697

rw 594

tzi 474

til 679

tg 20

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nig 74,000 74,000

Smlil 60 ,000 160,000 220,000

S 320,000 320,000

ug 103,296 23,000 126,296

Zimbbw 10,000 10,000

Asia 807,527 580,365 1,172,438 2,560,330

Bli 105,837 105,837

Bgls 5,643 5,643

Ii 321,602 230,000 831,603 1,383,205

K 36,047 36,047

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Si Lk 299,877 114,722 414,599

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agis 269,669 30,788 300,457

Pkis 15,432 15,432

MiddleEast 2 5, 00 0 5 5, 94 6 80,946

Plsi 25,000 55,946 80,946

SouthAmerica 39,929 39,929

Clmbi 39,929 39,929

SouthEastAsia 633,548 306,388 939,936

Cmbi 69,816 69,816

Isi 137,000 137,000

Pilippis 326,732 306,388 633,120

til 100,000 100,000

NewZealand 30,000 30,000

Other 7,735 122,445 55,917 74,730 260,826

rssi 5,547 5,547

Gra ndTotal 116, 578 2,152,276 1,271,660 1,676,949 5,217,462


11/11

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Documents

Annual Report 2009 - Tear fund New Zealand