Mano a Mano - Who We Are and What We Do
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Overview of Mano a Mano, its projects, and how we work in Bolivia.
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Mano a Mano - Who We Are and What We Do
- 2. Mano a Mano Mission: to Create partnerships with poor Bolivian communities to improve health and increase economic well-being
- 3. Population : 9,400,000
- 4. BOLIVIA… A LAND OF MOUNTAINS
- 9. RURAL AREAS 94% of rural Bolivians live below subsistence level – the highest poverty rate in the world The average yearly income of rural families is $200 – 300. 60% have no access to health care
- 10. 8 % Rural Infant Mortality at Birth Maternal mortality in Childbirth is 400 per 100,000 Rural life expectancy is 55 years
- 12. Collecting and Distributing Surplus Medical Supplies and Equipment
- 13. 3,000,000 Pounds shipped
- 14. FROM MINNESOTA TO BOLIVIA
- 15. Mano a Mano has constructed and co-administers a network of 112 Medical Centers in rural areas Saving the lives of mothers and babies
- 16. 12,283 births in these Centers. All mothers and all but 59 babies survived More than 2,500,000 patient visits since 2000
- 17. Sanitation Projects: New Bathrooms Latrines
- 18. Women washed clothes in the stream Now they have New Laundry Sinks
- 19. Old Classroom Classrooms in 40 communities Infrastructure for education
- 20. Old Housing for Teachers New Housing in 40 Communities
- 21. Infrastructure for Economic Development 145 Farm Ponds Completed
- 22. Laguna Sulti Ucuchi Choquechampi 3 Reservoirs Completed: Water for 12,000 people Choquechampi
- 23. Doubling Income
- 24. Constructing Roads – More than 1,000 km
- 25. Transporting Produce to City Markets Producing more Food
- 26. Aviation Program New Runway
- 27. Airlifted more than 640 patients
- 28. Weekend Clinics for Unserved Areas
- 29. HOW WE WORK
- 30. The Need Communities Request Help
- 32. Community Leader Signs Agreement Partners: Mano a Mano, Communities, Local and National Govermments
- 34. Government pays salaries, provides vaccines, medicines and matching funds
- 36. Community Residents Contributed 80,000 Volunteer Hours Last Year
- 39. Donors and Volunteers Visit Bolivia and Participate in Making this Dream a Reality
- 40. Thank You - Muchas Gracias Dius Pagarapusuchun