Making The Best Use Of Limited Resources-A WAR CHILD CASE STUDY

1. Making The Best Use Of
Limited Resources
-A WAR CHILD CASE STUDY
69th
case presented By:
Md. Rashedul Islam
Md. Samsuduha

2. Agenda:
Company background
Partners
Principles
Aim of war child
Projects
Services
Revenue sources
Expenditure
Missin
Vision
Accoutability

3. WAR CHILD
FOUNDED : 1993
FOUNDER : Bill Leson &David
Wilson
TYPE : NGO
ORIGINS : London,
England (UK)
AREA SERVED : Worldwide
WEBSIDE : www.
warchild.org

4. PARTNERS
War Child can share innovative solutions and resources, and
help mobilise local and international agencies – including it’s
sister organisations in Holland and Canada – to protect and
support more children caught up in conflicts around the
world.

5. PRINCIPLES
A. War child reach children early in the conflict cycle and
it stay to support them through recovery.
B. War child is a specialist organisation focused on high-
impact and sustainable interventions.
C. War child champion the voices of children and mobilise
others to take action to support them.
D. War child values define it’s actions and drive to
continually improve our work and our systems.
E. War child is part of an effective global family.

6. AIMS OF WAR CHILD
 Focus public attention on the plight of
children in war zones.
 Alleviate the suffering of childern by
bringing material aid into war jones.
 Sopport those children who have
been evacuated to refugee camps.
 Initiate rehabilitation programmes
once children return safely to their
homes.
 Be instrumental in healing the
psychological damage caused to
children by their experience of war.

7. PROJECT
S
War child work with children
affected by war in 9 countries.
Syria
Iraq
Congo
Yemen
Afghanistan
Burundi
Central republic
Occupied palestinian republic
uganda

8. SERVICES
War child is involved in relief work:
 Delivery of emergency food.
 Delivery of medical supplies into war
zones.
 supporting those who have been
forced to flee.
 Rehabilitation of war-traumatised
children.
 Education for peace programmes.

9. REVENUE SOURCES
Donation
Media, music and
entertainment
Fun and unusual events

10. FUNDRAISING
EVENTS TARGET
MARATHON WALK Unlimited
RIDELONDON £750 per cyclist
JURASSIC COAST
WEEKEND
£250 Per person
KERALA TREK Unlimited
GAMING Unlimited
THREE PEAKS
CHALLENGE
Unlimited
KILIMANJARO
TREK
Unlimited

11. ALLOCATION OF
EXPENDITURE
– Material Aid (Food, Medical Supplies Etc.)
– Transport
– Staff Salaries
– Travel Costs
– Administration And Office Expenses
– Public Awareness Raising Campaigns
War Child always keeps financial reserves in the bank to cover a minimum
of three months total running costs, as well as an additional fund of
£50,000 in case of unforeseen emergency.

12. MISSION
To proTecT,
educaTe and
sTand up for
The righTs of
children caughT
up in war.

13. VISION
War Child works toward a world
in which no child’s life is torn
apart by war
War Child is committed to
supporting these children to
overcome their experiences,
and have a real chance at a
better future.

14. ACCOUNTABILITY
Accountability is an assurance that an individual or an
organization will be evaluated on their performance or
behavior related to something for which they are
responsible.

15. ACCOUNTABILITY OF WAR CHILD