Development from People to People Malawi is a locally registered NGO that has worked in Malawi since 1995.
DAPP Malawi promotes social and economic development through a variety of development models. The organization complements government efforts and works with people by providing tools, knowledge and training that help them transform their ideas and aspirations into practical action.
DAPP Zambia was founded in 1990 as a not-for-profit, non-governmental organization. It creates development together with people through community-based and people-centered projects.
Its work focuses on strengthening community ownership, mobilizing people to find local solutions and building resilience, capacities and opportunities for sustainable development. DAPP Zambia implements projects across all 10 provinces of Zambia and reaches more than 1.3 million people.
Humana People to People India is a development organization registered as a not-for-profit company in 1998.
The organization works for the holistic development of underprivileged and marginalized people in rural and urban India. Its projects focus on education, life skills, improved livelihoods, health and sanitation, women’s empowerment and environmental protection.
ADPP Mozambique is a non-profit Mozambican non-governmental organization established in 1982.
The organization believes that development is, above all, about people. Its mission is to support people in working together towards a better future where everyone has the ability to pursue their choices, dreams and full potential.
ADPP Mozambique works especially with vulnerable communities in rural areas, including children, women and girls reaching over 2,000,000 people with projects and employing over 3,300 people.
ADPP Guinea-Bissau is a national organization that has operated in the country since 1981, with interventions focused on rural areas and communities most affected by poverty.
Its mission is to create economic, social and cultural development through projects in education, health, agriculture and culture, mobilizing people for active participation.
