To assess the impact of War Child’s DEALS-methodology, research was conducted in 2012 in Colombia and South Sudan. Approximately 200 children participated in evaluations of War Child’s IDEAL programme in these countries.
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War Child has been able to generate its income from various sources: individual donors (40%), corporate sponsors (7%), foundations (3%), actions (5%), Dutch Postcode Lottery (6%), other third parties such as UNICEF (8%) and governmental grants (31%).
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With its counterparts in the United Kingdom and Canada, War Child is increasingly cooperating in fundraising. War Child Holland has raised funds for War Child UK’s projects in DR Congo.
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War Child measures the outcomes of its projects with scorecards and outcome indicators. Outcomes refer to the effects War Child projects want to achieve in the lives of children and adults.
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In 2012 War Child’s IDEAL programme was evaluated in Colombia and South Sudan. Approximately 200 children and young people participated in this evaluation.
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In 2012, 11 external evaluations and one internal evaluation were conducted. The evaluations reflected on the relevance, efficiency, effectiveness, impact and sustainability of our projects.
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In 2012, War Child reached its target number of participants by actively involving 483,000 people, of whom 347,000 were children and young people, in 11 conflict-affected areas.
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483,000 people of whom 347.000 children and young people, actively participated in our programmes. They joined activities with a high intensity such as life skills courses, youth clubs or awareness raising events.
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Besides active participants, War Child programmes also reach ‘indirect beneficiaries’. For example, children that are attending classes taught by teachers trained by War Child, or children of the parents involved in Parents DEAL.
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