Compadres Orientation

DEVELOPMENT AND PEACE’s DEVELOPMENT AND PEACE’s missionmission

DEVELOPMENT AND PEACE, a democratic movement for DEVELOPMENT AND PEACE, a democratic movement for international solidarity, supports partners in the Global South in international solidarity, supports partners in the Global South in

the pursuit of alternatives to unjust social, political and economic the pursuit of alternatives to unjust social, political and economic structures. structures.

It educates the Canadian population about the causes of the It educates the Canadian population about the causes of the impoverishment of peoples and mobilizes actions for change.impoverishment of peoples and mobilizes actions for change.

In the struggle for human dignity, DEVELOPMENT AND PEACE In the struggle for human dignity, DEVELOPMENT AND PEACE associates with social change groups in the North and in the associates with social change groups in the North and in the

South. South.

It supports women in their search for social and economic It supports women in their search for social and economic alternatives.alternatives.

DEVELOPMENT AND PEACE, the official development organization DEVELOPMENT AND PEACE, the official development organization of the Canadian Catholic Church, is inspired by the values of the of the Canadian Catholic Church, is inspired by the values of the

Gospel, particularly “Gospel, particularly “the preferential option for the poorthe preferential option for the poor”.”. - - Adopted September 10, 1995Adopted September 10, 1995

Committed to ChangeCommitted to Change

20032003

2003-2004 Development 2003-2004 Development Programs by continentPrograms by continent

Continent # $ %Latin America 175 5,354,900 40%Africa 71 5,786,008 43%Asia 34 1,927,948 14%International 14 409,418 3%

Total 294 13,478,274 100%

* Excludes emergency relief.

Source: 2003-2004 Annual Report

3 %

14 %

Latin America Africa Asia International

40 %43 %

14 %

3 %

CRITERIACRITERIA Priority ConstituenciesPriority Constituencies

- peasants- peasants- artisans- artisans- women- women- poorest- poorest

Development PrioritiesDevelopment Priorities- political influence- political influence- strengthening social movements- strengthening social movements- inclusion of women- inclusion of women- peace and reconciliation- peace and reconciliation- economic justice- economic justice- sustainable development- sustainable development

10% of Share Lent Collection10% of Share Lent Collection Emergency Relief Reserved FundEmergency Relief Reserved Fund Same criteria as regular programsSame criteria as regular programs

2003-2004 Revenues2003-2004 Revenues

Share LentShare Lent

Government Grants Government Grants

Other FundraisingOther Fundraising

Special ActivitiesSpecial Activities

Caritas Emergency Fund Caritas Emergency Fund

$ 10,085,288$ 10,085,288

$ 7,785,585$ 7,785,585

3 151 009 $ 3 151 009 $

1 889 173 $ 1 889 173 $

2 081 186 $ 2 081 186 $

40.3 %40.3 %

31.2 % 31.2 %

12.6 % 12.6 %

7.6 %7.6 %

8.3 %8.3 %

Total Revenue

$ 24,992,241

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RatiosRatios

Development Programs: 67%

Governance and management: 10%

Social Justice in Canada : 1.85 %

Education – English Sector : 6.40 %

Fundraising: 5.75 %

Education French Sector: 5.50 %

Communications Dept. : 3.50 %

4455

1166

22

77

33

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22

33

44

66

55

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Ways of donatingWays of donating

General DonationsGeneral Donations

Monthly DonationsMonthly Donations

Planned GiftsPlanned Gifts

Share Lent Emergency relief

Internet contributions In Memoriam gifts

Wills Individual Life Insurance

Gifts of securities Group Life Insurance

Annuities Endowments

Share Year Round

New Member

OrientationModule 3 (Feb. 2005)

Education campaigns

A five-stage processA five-stage process

11consultationsconsultations

Education Program Committee

Development Programs Department

Education teams

Partners in the South

Allies in the North

22Consultations with Diocesan

Councils

33 Orientation Assembly

Chooses the theme

44 Education Program Committee

Proposes the entry-point (focus or angle)

55 National Council Executive

Committee

Approves the entry point

We begin again

What will the theme of the next education campaign be?

CriteriaCriteria

Criteria in developing an education campaignCriteria in developing an education campaign

““Justice is not charity, namely, giving alms to the poor. Seeking justice Justice is not charity, namely, giving alms to the poor. Seeking justice involves conversion of hearts and actions to change social, economic involves conversion of hearts and actions to change social, economic and political structures that cause human suffering.” and political structures that cause human suffering.” Bishops of Canada, Bishops of Canada,

WITNESS TO JUSTICE, 1979WITNESS TO JUSTICE, 1979

An issue that will inspire DEVELOPMENT AND PEACE members and An issue that will inspire DEVELOPMENT AND PEACE members and the Canadian public.the Canadian public.

Allows us to make concrete links with our partners in the South.Allows us to make concrete links with our partners in the South.

Enables us to work with allies in the North on the same issue.Enables us to work with allies in the North on the same issue.

Allows common actions with social movements in the North and in the Allows common actions with social movements in the North and in the South.South.

Has as its goal significant long-term change in unjust economic, political Has as its goal significant long-term change in unjust economic, political and social structures.and social structures.

DemandDemand

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Right Honourable Prime Minister,Right Honourable Prime Minister,

At the June 2007 G8 meeting, At the June 2007 G8 meeting, you stated that you stated that the implementation of the recommendationsthe implementation of the recommendations from the from the National Roundtables on Corporate National Roundtables on Corporate Social Responsibility and the Canadian Social Responsibility and the Canadian Extractive Industry in Developing CountriesExtractive Industry in Developing Countries report would make Canada a leader in report would make Canada a leader in

corporate social responsibilitycorporate social responsibility..

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One year later, One year later, more than 200,000 more than 200,000 CanadiansCanadians told you they would like a told you they would like a response to these recommendationsresponse to these recommendations..

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Little has changed. Little has changed. Farmland, forests and Farmland, forests and water resources are water resources are contaminated or contaminated or destroyeddestroyed by some Canadian mining by some Canadian mining operations. People are denied operations. People are denied access to and access to and control of the natural resourcescontrol of the natural resources they need to they need to live in the just, dignified manner to which all live in the just, dignified manner to which all are entitled. are entitled.

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We are not going away! We are not going away! Standing with the Standing with the people of the Global South, we insist that you people of the Global South, we insist that you develop develop legal mechanismslegal mechanisms to hold to hold Canadian Canadian mining companies accountable for their mining companies accountable for their actions abroad. actions abroad.

New Member

OrientationModule 1 (Jan. 2005)

Organization Chart

Members

Diocesan Councils

Local Groups

Regional Meetings

Orientation Assembly

National Council

Executive Committee

National Council Operations CommitteeYouth Advisory CommitteeDiversity Advisory CommitteeTheological Reflection Committee

Education Program CommitteeDevelopment Program CommitteesAfrica, Asia, Latin America, Emergency Relief,International

Financial Affairs CommitteeFundraising Committee

The Principal of Solidarity

The Principle of the Common Good

Preferential option for the poor

SITUATIONS

TEACHINGS FRUITS

Economic Justice

Respect for Human Dignity

Our Salvadoran PartnersOur Salvadoran Partners

Development and PeaceDevelopment and PeacePartnersPartners

CRIPDESCRIPDES EQUIPO MAIZEQUIPO MAIZ ConcertaciConcertaciόόnn de Mujeres de Mujeres CDCCDC FUNPROCOOPFUNPROCOOP UNESUNES

CRIPDES

"If we can be inventive with our economy, we can break down free trade"

Lorena Martinez, CRIPDES

EQUIPO MAIZ

FUNPROCOOPFUNPROCOOP

Teshicalt(stone of fire)

Palomera

Azacualpa

"We have to dream of how things could be. It is our right and our responsiblity to dream.“

"Individually, we can say that the challenges are too big. Together we have obtained change

and we can do it again.“