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Launching the Humana People to People Progress Report 2017

The Federation Humana People to People (Humana People to People) is excited and proud to release its Humana People to People Progress Report 2017, demonstrating the value of its work over the past year.

Launching the Humana People to People Progress Report 2017

The shared vision on what development entails and the shared values among the members of the Federation Humana People to People is the foundation for the progress described in this report. That strength is what drives the sustainability of Humana People to People movement.

The report reflects on the journey travelled in 2017 and the transformations achieved benefitting millions of people across the main thematic areas where Humana People to People development work is centered. Thus an overview of health, education, community development, agriculture and clothes collection and sales programmes delivered by Humana People to People members.

Some unique illustrations of impact incorporated in the report reveal how important the Humana People to People community based and people-driven project design is key in creating lasting development.

Humana People to People remains more committed than ever to combating the increasingly complex challenges and threats facing the world today: illiteracy, epidemics, the effects of climate change, food insecurity and inequality, as the international community aligns its commitments with the 17 Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) of the UN 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development.

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