IFPD

  • International Foundation for  Population and Development

    Women represent 70% of the world's poor and two thirds of the world's 776 million illiterate adults.

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    Women perform 66% of the world’s work, produce 50% of the food - but earn 10 percent of the income.

  • indien proverb
    If you educate a man,
    You educate one person

    If you educate a woman,
    You educate a whole family.

    Indian Proverb

  • Fight against poverty

    Every day 1,000 women die giving life - one woman every 90 seconds; 99% of these deaths occur in the developing world.

  • Promote education

    IFPD promotes the health, education and empowerment of women in developing countries by providing them with effective means to fight poverty and improve their own and their children's living conditions in a sustainable way.

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WIN Mumbai

WIN Mumbai is presently fully operational; the project was set up progressively over time as success was achieved and funds made available. WIN is managed by the Centre for the Study of Social Change (CSSC), a registered voluntary Indian organisation with extensive experience in the field of health and development. Since 2001, IFPD actively assists the WIN management on the level of project financing and implementation. A representative of the Foundation travelled to India on a regular basis to assess progress, evaluate needs and outline future objectives. From 2012 onwards, the financing of WIN Mumbai will be mainly ensured by local donors. IFPD will concentrate its efforts on the replication of the WIN programme, first of all in Delhi.

WIN Mumbai includes the operation of 20 health centres, access to a clinic offering ambulatory surgical services, and a centre for management, coordination and training. Expenses related to the operation of one health centre for one year amount to CHF 6,500; as each centre provides medical treatment to an average of 1,000 women and children per year, it is therefore extremely cost-effective. This amount also includes the services and home visits carried out by health workers, costs related to the management and coordination of the project, as well as various training modules (for project staff and beneficiaries).

WIN Mumbai - Annual Reports

WIN 2009 [PDF - 1007.17 KB]
WIN 2010 [PDF - 849.03 KB]