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New Millennium Hope Development Organization (NMHDO)

New Millennium Hope Development Organization is an indigenous, non–governmental, non–profit making, humanitarian organization established in 2007 Addis Ababa.

Vision

NMHDO aspires to see a new Ethiopian society in which the needs and aspirations of Orphans and Vulnerable Children (OVC), Girls and Women are fulfilled.

Mission

NHMDO exists to ensure that Orphans and Vulnerable Children (OVC), destitute girls and women have access to basic services through working closely with communities, local administration, CBOS, likeminded NGOs and GOs and other stakeholders.

Organizational Background Organizational Background

Organizational Objectives

Access to education for OVC , Marginalized Girls & Women Promoting the Livelihood

• f OVC, Marginalized

Girls and Women Promoting Community based HIV/AIDS Prevention & Care Environmental Protection

MULU Workplace HIV Prevention Intervention at Dansha And Baeker Area, Mega farms of Humera

• Project Title : Workplace HIV Prevention Intervention
• Financer: World Learning Inc.
• Project period: August 16, 2014. – June 30, 2017
• Project location: Tigray Regional state, Dansha And

Baeker Area, Mega farms ofHumera

• Objective: to strengthen Workplace HIV prevention

policies and activities to support behavior change among large scale agricultural employees and female sex workers around worksites and provide HIV and RH services through a combination of Behavioral, Biomedical and structural interventions at Dansha and Baeker area, Kefta Humera District, Tigray Regional State.

Workplace HIV Prevention Intervention

• Planned Activities
• SGD for 115,000 MALE
• HTC 51,500
• HIV +ve 2% of achieved
• CONDOM Distr to 500,000
• # CONDOM OUTLETS 50
• FSW 3,920
• SBCC 200,000
• CWE 117,832
• Achievements in percent
• 116,500 (101.3%)
• 23,289 (45.2%)
• 57 (0.24%)
• 436,300 (87.26%)
• 41 (82%)
• 3,956 (100.9%)
• 127,850 (63.9%)
• 119,375 (101%)

Coalition of Community for OVC Care & Support

• Project Title : Implementing community care

Coalition for OVC care and support Project

• Project location: Tigray Regional state, Axum

town

• Project Period: 6 Months
• Financer: CCRDA
• Objective : to strengthen the capacity of community

based structure at the community level so that care and support services would be ensured for orphans and vulnerable children (OVC)

Planned Activities

 Organize community mobilization on OVCs Care and Support to 60 key stake holders  Establishing and Supporting the five CCC to have their selection criteria and guiding documents  Organizing two trainings on resource mobilization & management for 25 RM subcommittee members  Supporting the five CCC to develop and implement their own action plan, and establishing their own sub working groups  Initiating collaboration between the CCC and woreda & kebele level offices of health, women & children affairs, private sectors and

• thers

Achievements in percent

 60 community members mobilized on

OVC care and support (100%)  Five CCC community based structures established and strengthened through training on resource mobilization and management (100%) 25 of community volunteers trained on action plan preparation and established sub working groups (92%). Five CCC or community based structures have recognition at the woreda and keble level offices (97%)

Plan and Achievements Plan and Achievements

Coalition of Community for OVC Care & Support

Community on discussion

Orphan and Vulnerable Children Care & Support Project

• Title of Project: OVCs Care and Support project

in Axum Town

• Project Duration: August 1, 2016- July 30, 2017
• Financer: KNH (Kindernothlife) Micro Project

Fund for Community Development Initiatives

• Project location: Tigray Regional state, Axum

town

• Objective of the project: To provide orphans and

vulnerable children living in Axum to become useful members of the society

OVCs Care & Support project in Axum Town

Planned Activities

 Organize Project Introductory Workshop and awareness raising workshop for 60 local government

• fficials, Iddir and Kebele leaders on

OVC problems and issues  Training on OVC Counseling, Care & Support  Training for orphan and vulnerable children and their care givers on Basic Business Skill (BBS), Saving and Credit, business development and entrepreneurship  Provision of start-up capital to 30 family head/caretaker

Achievements in percent

• The project was officially
• pened with warm perception of

the participants (100%)

• Training on OVC counseling &

support was conducted to the families/guardians (90%)

• Intensive trainings on

Entrepreneurship, BBS and Saving were conducted to the families/guardians of OVCs (87%)

• The start-up capital was

distributed to the beneficiaries and each of them had started their intended business. (100%)

OVCs Care & Support project in Axum Town

Building Resilience Capacity

• f Women to Climate Change

Resulted Crises and Enhance their Role of Environmental Protection

Building Resilience Capacity of Women to Climate Change Resulted Crises and Enhance their Role of Environmental Protection

Project Title: Building Resilience Capacity of Women to Climate Change Resulted Crises and Enhance their Role

• f Environmental

Protection Project Period: 2017-2020 Funding: SIDA/FARM AFRICA/UEWCA Project Area: Axum Zuria Woreda, Tigray Regional State Objective of the project: To enhancing the Capacity of Marginalized women and OVC care givers in Axum Town Activities and Achievements (in percent)

• Launching workshop was conducted at the presence of all pertinent

stakeholders

• Preparing and fixing billboard was undergone (100%)
• Supporting school mini-media by providing computers, solar panels and

full mini-media materials (93%)

• Establishing area closure and seed bulking centre for establishing new or

upgrading the existing nurseries to produce seedlings for A/R was performed (86%)

• Providing training for TVET graduates on enhanced natural regeneration

and production of biomass through biogas installation and production of energy saving stoves (70%).

• Facilitating and providing training and technical support on techniques of

improved soil fertility management (100%)

• Training 10 local/regional governments in gender focused climate change

impacts, adaptation and mitigation (100%)

• Monitoring and Quarterly Review Meeting (100%)

Area Closure for natural regeneration Seed bulking center during basement laying Delivering Mini-media materials to School Principal

Intercommunity Conversation on Climate Change impact Seed bulking center under-construction

Handing over solar panel to School Representatives School Representatives while receiving solar panels TVET graduates at Biogas Production site Grassroot Community members on training

Participants on Launching Workshop Women Discussion groups at village level Review Meeting

Challenges encountered over the year

• Budget deficiency encounters due to price fluctuation during

implementation as opposed to the situation during planning.

• The attempts to raise funds from organizations like the

Embassy of the Czech Republic, CFLI Canada, African Women’s Development Fund (AWDF) and Project Hope was not rewarding as per our expectations. However, our proposals to Union of Ethiopian Women Charitable Associations (UEWCA) were successful.

• NMHDO in partner with ICCO had planned to deliver a tractor

for 119 women farmers at Laelay Mayichew Woreda and half

• f the price was paid for the purchase of the John Deer

tractor. However, the tax payment, which we had not regarded during planning has stuck all the process and even devaluated our trust in the area.

Summary of Achievements to-date

• Implemented 53 project targeting women, youths and children.
• Supported over 1047 OVCs through education and other support initiatives
• Addressed a total of 4514 women and their families through IGA initiatives and improved their

livelihoods.

• Established ICT center in High Schools, and supported three Primary schools with full mini-

media materials and solar panels

• Promoted Green Economy by scaling up the production of high value crops through small scale

irrigation on agriculture-based income diversification thereby achieving improved livelihoods to over 1280 underprivileged women.

• Rehabilitated over 100 hectare of mountain plateau which had been severely ruined

Final Message

• The overall accomplishment in the year went

very well as per the planned activities of the

• rganization holding promissory

accomplishments for the future as well.

• NMHDO had put efforts to cope up with the

escalating demands of intervention versus the staggering financial constrains.

• Unlike the existing strains, however, NMHDO

managed to build good relationships with different international and local

• rganizations as well as established good

presence with regional states, particularly with Tigray government bureaus and offices to mobilize resources effectively and to create harmonious working environments. These strategies by far have contributed to the success of the organization.

• Finally, NMHDO would like to thank KNH, CCRDA,

SIDA/FARM AFRICA/UEWCA not only for their profound supports over this year but also for their unreserved companion in easing our challenges from the inception time.

• The most grateful ones are, of course, you the

Board of Directors and founding members of this

• rganization and the staff who strenuously

contributed for the realization of the vision and mission of the organization through different means of support schemes.

Thank You All !!!