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Mission with Gawad Kalinga - Outputs and Learnings
1. Mission with Gawad Kalinga
Outputs and learnings
Involving big players to end poverty Access to energy
Dardaillon Matthieu Mission 1
Guyot Jonas September - December 2012
- December 2012 - Gawad Kalinga
2. The project Destination Changemakers
2
Destination Changemakers, what is it? Why this name
Destination Changemakers means⌠:
Destination Changemakers aims at creating alliances
1- We want to become Changemakers,
between Changemakers around the word. We help social
2- To do so, we are meeting and working with high-
entrepreneurs building new partnerships with large
potential Changemakers around the world, starting in
companies, and raising awareness about these pioneers
Europe (UK, France, Austria), now in Asia (Philippines,
in mainstream media.
India), soon in Africa (Senegal) to get inspiration and skills,
3- We cannot succeed alone, so we want to raise
Who are we?
awareness about social entrepreneurship so that others
Jonas Guyot and Matthieu Dardaillon. We are two
also become Changemakers.
students in business school (ESCP Europe) willing to use
business to solve worldâs most urgent problems. We
chose to realize two gap years before finishing our
studies: one gap year for professional experiences in the
sector of social business, sustainable development and
microfinance in Paris; one year with social entrepreneurs
on the ground (Destination Changemakers).
This project is giving us the opportunity to discover
innovations to fight poverty that can be adapted in
France (reverse innovation) and discover how to become
ourselves Changemakers.
A 3.5-year project
ďą The preparation : January 2011 â September 2012
ďą The missions : September 2012 â June 2013
⢠Philippines : September â December 2012
⢠India : January â March 2013
⢠Senegal : April â June 2013
ďą The sharing of our experience : july2013 â June 2014
With Pr. Yunus (Peace Nobel Prize 2006) met during during
our preparation, at the Global Social Business Summit
(Vienna, Austria â November 2011)
Our 4 amazing Changemakers
3. The Philippines - A country of the Future
3
Key facts Key discoveries and observations
Society The Philippines has a promising future
Langages: Filipino, English Political stability, decreasing corruption, growing
Demographics: economy, decreasing poverty⌠as Antonio Meloto
⢠94 million people (7th most populated Asian always says: âAsia is not only China, it is also the
country and 12th in the world), plus 12 million Philippines!â
Filipinos living overseas (mainly USA)
⢠Life expectancy: 72 years old The main asset of the Philippines... their people !
⢠Median age: 22.7 years old Incredibly welcoming, always smiling and hard-
Land: 300,000 km2 (= around half of France superficy) working, the Filipinos do not deserve living in poverty.
Religion: Christians (90%), Muslims (5-10%) We really enjoyed spending time with them, especially
with the more humble ones in Gawad Kalinga villages in
Politics remote areas.
Capital: Manila In a word, âItâs more fun in the Philippines!â (famous
Key dates of history: tourism ad), when you spend time with the Filipinos!
⢠Spanish colony (1565-1898)
⢠American domination (1898-1946)
⢠Independance (1946)
⢠Marcos dictatorship (1965-1986)
⢠Democracy since 1986
Motto: ÂŤ For God, People, Nature, and Country Âť
Economy
The economy is growing fast:
⢠Economic growth: 4.8% in 2012
⢠According to Goldman Sachs, the Philippines
will be the 14th largest economy in the world in
2050 (43th today)
⢠The Economist calls the Philippines one of the
VIP countries: Vietnam, Indonesia, Philippines In a Gawad Kalinga village in Dupax Del Norte (North of the Philippines)
Currency: Filipino Peso
Human Development Index: 0.751 in 2009 (medium)
Poverty figures:
⢠30 millions Filipinos live in poverty (around 1/3)
⢠While 50% of population live in countryside
areas, 80% of the poor people live there
Main challenges:
⢠Natural disasters (20 typhoons per year)
⢠Transportation (more than 7000 islands)
⢠Few industries (dependance of importations)
⢠Agriculture: 70% of improductive land
⢠Talents: still massive brain-drain
4. Gawad Kalinga - Miracles of Solidarity
4
The vision and work of Gawad Kalinga Key learnings
Gawad Kalinga is a private initiative to fight poverty in An holistic approach to end poverty
the Philippines. Gawad Kalingaâs approach takes into account the
complexity of poverty and tries to play on different
Phase 1 (2003-2010) was about Social Justice: ÂŤ Land leverages. It accelerates social change through 7
for the Landless, Homes for the Homeless, Food for development programs: education, health, food
the Hungry Âť. Since 2003, Gawad Kalinga has build sufficiency, productivity, environment, community
more than 2000 communities, for a total of more than building and community infrastructures.
one million beneficiaries.
From philanthropy to social entrepreneurship
Phase 2 (2010-2017) is about Sustainability, to make From a model based on donations (from individuals,
these communities financially sustainable. Gawad corporations, government) to build the villages, Gawad
Kalinga has created the Center for Social Innovation Kalinga is now incubating social enterprises that aims at
(CSI) to develop activities that create wealth at the employing and empowering poor people while sharing
bottom of the economic pyramid: Social the profits with the community.
Enterpreneurship, Social Education, Social Tourism.
Gawad Kalinga is everywhere in the Philippines
Gawad Kalinga, with 2000 communities all over the
country, is probably the organization which has build in
10 years to biggest number of communities in the world.
Even during our touristic excursions, we found by chance
different GK communities in the most remote areas of
the Philippines.
A builder of Peace
Gawad Kalinga is transforming slums into peaceful areas,
and previous gang leaders and squatters into hard-
working workers for their community, by giving them a
second chance. Living in a confortable and colorful
environment, they regain dignity and share the values of
GKâs communities: caring and sharing.
Discover our video of presentation of Gawad Kalinga
ÂŤ Invest in ending poverty in the Philippines â Gawad Kalinga Âť Poverty cannot be understood in monetary terms
The great majority of GK villagers live under the 2$/day
limit: in this regard, they are considered by many to live
under the poverty line. But benefiting from free housing,
free schools, free community buildings, and a peaceful
environment, their living conditions are much better
than families living in urban poor areas with more than
2$/day. By developing alternative monetary systems
(âsweat equityâ), Gawad Kalingaâs work shows that
poverty is not only a economic issue but a behavioral one
with economic consequences.
5. Antonio Meloto - The Builder of Dreams
5
The Changemaker Key Learnings
Antonio Meloto, 61, is the founder and father of The Power of One
Gawad Kalinga. Since a few years, he has received a In 10 years, he made Gawad Kalinga âthe most trustful
lot of very prestigious international prizes: organization in the Philippinesâ (CEO of
⢠Social Entrepreneur of the Year 2012 (Skoll Procter&Gamble), âthe organization that created the
Foundation), greatest social impact in the Philippinesâ (University of
⢠Social Entrepreneur for the World (World Washington) and now works closely with the national
Entrepreneurship Forum), ⌠government. The figures are impressive: 2000
communities, 1 million beneficiaries, 1 million
His dream is to end poverty in his country by 2024. volunteers.
We gained a lot of inspiration working closely to him.
Radical Optimism
Quotation Once he declared during a CSI Night, during a speech:
Tony: Do you think we can end poverty in the Philippines
âMany of our French interns are amazing, including by 2024?
Jonas and Matthieu who are both brilliant, passionate The audience: Yes⌠(not really convinced)
and compassionate. They have a deep affection for the Tony: Iâm more and more sure of this !
poor and a genuine understanding and appreciation of A glimmer of hope in these times of depression.
social justice as GK's platform for bottom of the pyramid
wealth creation, solidarity economy and sustainable Still very close to the Communities
prosperity. Despite a very busy schedule, with a lot of international
trips, Tony always takes the time to go on the ground.
He spends more than half of his time in the Enchanted
Viva le France! Farm, close to the farmers.
Tony Melotoâ
Do it with Joy
Always joking and smiling, Tony does not take himself
too seriously. He even hosted the most inspiring party of
our mission.
6. Our mission Building alliances with large
corporations
6
Purpose of the mission 1 Schneider Electric
Our goal was to help building alliances between Project
Gawad Kalinga and major corporations. Schneider Electric is leader in energy management in
the world. The company has a specific program
Our role was to be intermediaries or facilitators: targeting people who have no access to energy: the
organizing meetings, making studies on the ground, BipBop program (Business, Innovation, People at the
follow-up the advancements, being sure that the Bottom of the Pyramid).
organizations share the same intentions⌠it was a After different studies of the ground, the partnership
full-time work and even if a lot has still to be done we should focus on access to electricity through solar
hope we will see the first concrete steps in 2013. systems and irrigation through solar solutions to help
poor farmers.
Social entrepreneurs develop innovative solutions to
social problems. Partnering with leading corporations Planning (2012)
can help them improving their impact and reach more ⢠April: organization of a meeting between Gilles
people. Vermod-Desroches (VP for sustainable
development) of SE and Antonio Meloto in Paris
The partnerships we are talking about are win-win, ⢠June: redaction of a letter of intent by SE and GK
long-term partnerships, and they go beyond charity. to precise their intention about the partnership
⢠July: training to the BipBop solutions in Paris
⢠August-Sept: study on the ground by François-
Xavier Colle, a French engineering student,
volunteer for GK
⢠October: study on the ground in 3 GK villages
⢠November: organization of a meeting between
the CEO of Schneider Electric Philippines and
Antonio Meloto
Key realization
After 9 months trying to facilitate this partnership,
RĂŠmi Deveaux from the BipBop team in France will
spend 2 weeks in January 2013 to discover Gawad
Kalinga and meet both GK team and SE Philippines
team. SE and GK will meet in the Enchanted Farm on
January, 29th.
With Gerilyn Baltan, Head of Marketing of Schneider Electric
Philippines, in SE office in Manila. Quotation
âIt was really nice meeting you. We hope you have
enjoyed your stay in the Philippines and have learned a
Thank you to Olivier Girault, President of Gawad lot about our culture.
Kalinga Europe, for his constant help and follow-up on God bless you and we hope to see you soon!
these partnerships.
Gerilyn Baltan â Head of Marketing, Schneider Electric
Philippines Âť
7. Our mission Building alliances with large
corporations
7
2 Total Key learnings
Project At the heart of Convergences
Total is the biggest French corporation. Its activities in Poverty is very complex and one-actor actions have
the Philippines are still small but are growing. The Total proved their inefficiency to eradicate poverty.
team in the Philippines wants to involve their own We had the chance to directly work with a great
employees in societal projects. number of these actors in our mission: NGOs, social
After a visit of a GK village and different meetings, the entrepreneurs, major corporations, local governments.
partnership will start in 2013 with Total employee
volunteerism in Gawad Kalinga villages and mentoring A broader understanding of Changemakers
of social entrepreneurs by Total employees. Social entrepreneurs, in creating enterprises that aim at
creating social change, are obviously Changemakers.
Planning (2012) But Changemakers are not limited to social
⢠September: meeting in Paris between a top entrepreneurs. For example, we had the chance to
executive of Total and Antonio Meloto meet a lot of corporate Changemakers, of public
⢠October: meeting in Manila with the Marketing & workers, of social workers.
CSR Heads of Total Philippines to represent GK
⢠October: visit of the Enchanted Farm for the Understanding the needs of poor communities
Total team We studied the needs of poor people regarding access
⢠December: meeting in Total office to launch the to electricity in 3 GK villages: what are their
volunteering program in 2013 consumptions (lighting, radio, TVâŚ), how much they
spend, what are their uncovered needs. We had to
Quotation immerse ourselves in the communities, develop
âItâs wonderful meeting people like you helping people empathy, and avoid bias on our judgment. To do so, the
build their nations. Thank you for choosing the âHuman-Centered Design Toolkitâ developed by IDEO
Philippines. Thank you for believing in the Filipinos. was very useful.
Megi Garcia â Head of CSR, Total Philippinesâ
With Frank Chiu (Head of the Center of Social Innovation of
Gawad Kalinga), Malou Espina (Head of Marketing Total
Philippines) and Megi Garcia (Head of CSR Total Philippines)
8. Our mission Raising awareness
8
1 Articles
- Written by us -
Meeting with Antonio Meloto, the builder of Dreams (in French & in English)
Antonio Melotoâs plan to eradicate poverty in the Philippines by 2024: Gawad Kalinga, the
Center for Social Innovation, the Enchanted Farms.
Meeting with Dylan Wilk from Human Nature (in French & in English)
How this English serial entrepreneur has build a social enterprise leader in its market in less
than 3 years, now going global.
Youth We Can, these young people who are changing the world (in French & in English)
They are Filipinos, are less than 30, come from the best universities and have decided to
become social entrepreneurs. Portraits of young Changemakers.
Cherrie Atilano, 26, has founded two
social enterprises and manages them
at the same time.
Travel4Change, these students who travels differently (in French), 19/11/2012
More and more students take gap years to travel, discover and contribute to social projects
around the world. Genesis of the Travel4Change movement.
ESCP Europe: two âChangemakersâ in action (in French), 10/12/2012
Interview on our motivation and the preparation of Destination Changemakers.
- Written by others -
Solidarity villages in the Philippines, (in French), 30/11/2012, by Olivier Tallès after
interviewing Jonas
Short portrait of Antonio Meloto.
9. Our mission Raising awareness
9
2 Videos
On Youtube and on Sparknews, the âYoutube of Solutionsâ
1 The advancements of our mission 2 Presentation of our Changemaker
Every two weeks, we publish short videos (3-4 min) on the Invest in ending poverty in the Philippines
advancement our missions. We were asked by Antonio Meloto to realize this video
of presentation of Gawad Kalinga, showing all the
Retro #1: Convergences 2015 and arrival in the Philippines activities of the organization and its evolution: from
building houses and communities to social
Retro #2: Building the partnership with Total entrepreneurship, social education and social tourism.
Retro #3: Building the partnership with Schneider Electric
Retro #4: Summary, outputs and learnings of the 3 months
3 Radio
Two interventions on the âAllĂ´ la Planèteâemission to speak about Gawad
Kalinga:
⢠Jonas, 12/10/2012, 10 min
⢠Matthieu, 17/12/2012, 10 min
10. They support us Thank you for believing in us
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