
SDG 5 · Women's Economic Empowerment
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Vision - To be a world-class voluntary welfare organisation that advances the development, well-being and aspirations of persons with intellectual disability and their integration into society. Mission - To maximise the development and well-being of persons with intellectual disability through the provision of a comprehensive range of quality services. To empower persons with intellectual disability and their families so as to enable them to maximise their potential and fulfil their aspirations. To advocate the interests and causes of persons with intellectual disability so as to enable them to participate as fully as possible in society.
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HAPSARI’s Vision To build a strong grassroots women’s movement that plays an active role in accelerating the realization of a just, equitable, prosperous, and joyful Indonesian society, grounded in principles of care, critical thinking, solidarity, gender equality, and non-violence. HAPSARI Mission : 1. To nurture and strengthen grassroots women’s leadership to drive social change; 2. To provide assistance and support for women and children who are survivors of violence; 3. To develop relevant and innovative organizing models for advocating the fulfillment of human rights, particularly for women, children, and youth; 4. To build partnerships with stakeholders aligned with the organization’s…
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Vision: “The vision of the Centre for Development and Peace (CDP) predicts a just and compassionate society, where people live in peace, with dignity and good relationship with all” Mission: “The mission of the Centre for Development and Peace (CDP) is inculcated to work on the basis of multi faith principles, to create a society where the poor, marginalized, vulnerable and minority community people can claim and enjoy their rights and look for justice for a sustainable livelihood.”