1. 1 Deutsch-Indische Zusammenarbeit e. V. (DIZ) Indo-German-Cooperation (DIZ) registered society

2. 2 1. General and Objectives 2. History 3. Organisational Chart 4. Activity Chart 5. Core Activities Agenda

3. General and Objectives  Charitable society founded in 1996  DIZ is totally independent of any other organisation or denomination  Main objectives/core activities:  Development cooperation (with India)  Awareness raising programmes regarding development issues (in Germany)  Understanding among nations (between India and Germany)  Most of the members work honorarily, only one and a half posts:  Since 2005 the DIZ has an employed part- time Programme Manager Awareness Building: Sybille Franck  Since 2009 it has its own Chief Executive Officer: Jona Aravind Dohrmann

4. History  unoffical group supporting projects in and around Nagpur exists since the seventies  Started when Rita and Rudolf Dohrmann went to Nagpur as development workers for „Dienste in Übersee“ (overseas services) (1971-77)  Rita and Rudolf Dohrmann were working in Mure Memorial Hospital with Dr. S. N. Mukerjee  Dohrmanns together with several well-wishers established a German network of donors and supporters for development work in Nagpur  In 1993 every kind of support was transferred to the then newly established „Ecumenical Sangam, Nagpur“  Founding of DIZ in November 1996

5. Organisational Chart  Who is the DIZ? Deutsch-Indische Zusammenarbeit e. V. DIZ Main Society Frankfurt am Main – President: Jona A. Dohrmann Founded: 23. November 1996 Deutsch-Indische Zusammenarbeit Baden-Württemberg e. V. Branch Society - Herrenberg - President: Jean Pompl Founded: 25. November 2006 Deutsch-Indische Zusammenarbeit Nord e. V. Branch Society - Hamburg - President: Luise Lina Schulz Founded: 03. Mai 2008 Deutsch-Indische Zusammenarbeit Berlin Branch Society - Berlin - President: Marie Lessing Founded: 30. Mai 2009

6. Organisational Chart  DIZ (main society) board members Jona A. Dohrmann (President) Danielle Klatt (Deputy President) Thilo Elsässer (Treasurer) Nikolaus Ell Jochen Grein

7. Organisational Chart  DIZ Baden-Württemberg (branch society) board members Jean Pompl (President) Melanie Mietzschke (Deputy President)

8. Organisational Chart  DIZ Nord (branch society) board members Luise Schulz (President) Cordula Schulz (Deputy President) Maren Pfähler Anna Weritz

9. Organisational Chart  DIZ Berlin (branch society) board members Marie Lessing (President) Teresa Reubel (Deputy President)

10. Organisational Chart  Posts Jona A. Dohrmann Sybille Franck (Chief Executive Officer) (Programme Manager Awareness Building)

11. Activity Chart DIZ Main Society & Branch Societies Development Cooperation (in India) Cooperation with Ecumenical Sangam, Nagpur Ideational support in project planning, monitoring Financal support by German donations and fund raising Awareness raising regarding development issues (in Germany) Seminars, lectures and workshops for adults Lectures and workshops for students Understanding among nations (between India and Germany) In India (Ecumenical Sangam, Nagpur) Workcamps Study trips Voluntary Services Irregular voluntary services The „weltwärts“- Programme In Germany Visits

12. Core Activities: 1. Development cooperation  The DIZ is engaged in development cooperation (currently only with Ecumenical Sangam, Nagpur)  Short-term objective of this cooperation: Support the development work of Ecumenical Sangam, not execute this development work  Long-term objective of this cooperation: Enable Sangam to do development work as (financially) independent as possible

13. Core Activities: 1. Development cooperation (cont.)  Fields of work are:  Ideational support in project planning, proposal drafting, monitoring (e.g. for monitoring: Visits by Jean Pompl in order to monitor the BMZ-Project „Decentralisation“)  Financial support by raising funds (e.g.: SEZ- Project „Watershed“ or BMZ-Project „Decentralisation“)  Financial support for Ecumenical Sangam by collecting German donations

14. Core Activities: 2. Awareness raising  In Germany the DIZ plans, organises and offers seminars, workshops, lectures for adults and students to raise their awareness regarding development issues  Current examples:  Monthly „India meetings“ with lectures on aspects of Sangam work or India in general  Weekly workshop for students „Development policy goes to school“ (from September on)  Seminar „Life in Slum“ (18.-20. September)  Event and seminars regarding „140th Birthday of Gandhiji“ (2. Oktober)

15. Core Activities: 2. Awareness raising (cont.)  Speech about development work in Nagpur of Jona Dohrmann and Jean Pompl at the „Summer Festival of Cultures in Stuttgart“

16. Core Activities: 2. Awareness raising (cont.)  Indian cultural programme for children

17. Core Activities: 2. Awareness raising (cont.)  Lecture „Development cooperation from the ‚developing‘ point of view“ / Foundation of DIZ Berlin

18. Core Activities: 2. Awareness raising (cont.)  Information campaign at „Southasia Day“ in University of Hamburg

19. Core Activities: 3. Understanding among nations  Workcamps: DIZ is organising in cooperation with Sangam a trip for Germans to visit India for 4 weeks to gain insight in development work, to participate to some extend and to encourage an intercultural exchange  2 weeks in Nagpur/Bamhani working  2 weeks travelling around India

20. Core Activities: 3. Understanding among nations (cont.)  Study Trips: DIZ is organising in cooperation with Sangam a trip for Germans to visit India to get in touch with development work and Indian rural and urban life  Voluntary Services: This services are offered by the DIZ in cooperation with Sangam  Target group: Culturally interested Germans, who want to work in Sangam in cooperation with the staff members and who want to learn about their work  DIZ is organising preparation, posting and postprocessing phase  2 different services:  Irregular voluntary services (about 3 month, volunteers pay for their stay)  „weltwärts“-Programme (6 month, BMZ and donors pay for the stay of the volunteer)

21. Core Activities: 3. Understanding among nations (cont.)  Voluntary Services: The „weltwärts“-Programme Activities in India Activities in Germany Donors of the volunteer 75 % of costs for volunteers (transport, accomodation, insurance, visa …) 25 % of costs for volunteers (transport, accomodation, insurance, visa …) „weltwärts“- Volunteer „weltwärts“

22. Core Activities: 3. Understanding among nations (cont.)  Visits to Germany: Staff members of the cooperation-partner Sangam are invited to Germany to gain an insight in the work of the DIZ and members of DIZ have the opportunity to meet representatives of the cooperation-partner

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