2020-07-29T09:15:55-05:00 2019-12-31 521392008 GELMAN ROSENBERG & FREEDMAN 4550 MONTGOMERY AVE SUITE 800N BETHESDA MD 208142930 990 2019-01-01 550914744 HANDICAP INTERNATIONAL HAND 3018912138 8757 GEORGIA AVENUE NO 420 SILVER SPRING MD 20910 JEFFREY A MEER U.S. EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR 3018912138 2020-07-29 1 RICHARD J LOCASTRO CPA P00288314 3019519090 75.103.231.202 2020-07-29 10:15:55 ED P 76FA70CE0153400BA58E161A6CDE45BE1458D652 CD206BC5CA36A7CF0AD2BE32649848EB05ADD92D 2019 2021-01-29 14:40:06Z HUMANITY & INCLUSION JEFFREY A MEER 8757 GEORGIA AVENUE NO 420 SILVER SPRING MD 20910 26196518 0 X WWW.HI-US.ORG X 2006 DC SEE PART III, LINE I. 8 8 23 9 0 0 32430996 26139317 90000 46618 1037 2845 0 7738 32522033 26196518 30460082 23885815 0 0 1330273 1415911 0 0 402800 709244 719295 32499599 26021021 22434 175497 15062353 11197804 14301128 10261082 761225 936722 X CO-WINNER OF THE 1997 NOBEL PEACE PRIZE, HANDICAP INTERNATIONAL DBA HUMANITY & INCLUSION (HI) WORKS WITH PEOPLE WITH DISABILITIES AND VULNERABLE POPULATIONS LIVING IN SITUATIONS OF POVERTY, EXCLUSION, CONFLICT, AND DISASTER. WE TAKE ACTION AND BEAR WITNESS TO RESPOND TO THEIR ESSENTIAL NEEDS, IMPROVE THEIR LIVING CONDITIONS, AND PROMOTE RESPECT FOR THEIR DIGNITY AND RIGHTS. 0 0 11281441 10785269 EMERGENCY: HI RESPONDS TO CONFLICTS, NATURAL DISASTERS, AND FOOD CRISES, WITH A FOCUS ON PROVIDING IMMEDIATE ASSISTANCE TO THE MOST VULNERABLE VICTIMS. IN PARTICULAR, WE PROVIDE SERVICES TO PEOPLE WITH INJURIES AND DISABILITIES, OLDER PEOPLE, AND ISOLATED WOMEN AND CHILDREN. BY OFFERING A MULTIDISCIPLINARY HUMANITARIAN RESPONSE TO REFUGEES, DISPLACED PEOPLE, AND THE MOST AFFECTED POPULATIONS, HI ENSURES THAT NO ONE FACES EXCLUSION DURING AN EMERGENCY AND THAT SPECIFIC AID IS AVAILABLE TO THOSE WHO NEED IT.IN 2019, ABOUT 45% OF FUNDS RAISED IN THE U.S. SUPPORTED EMERGENCY RELIEF EFFORTS, IN PARTICULAR, ONGOING FOOD INSECURITY EMERGENCIES IN MALI AND THE DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC OF THE CONGO. IN CENTRAL AFRICAN REPUBLIC, HI LOGISTICS TEAMS CONTINUED TO SUPPORT THE SAFE, EFFICIENT MOVEMENT OF HUMANITARIAN SUPPLIES THROUGHOUT THE COUNTRY. CYCLONE IDAI STRUCK MOZAMBIQUE ON MARCH 14, 2019 KILLING MORE THAN 600 PEOPLE, INJURING MORE THAN 1,600, AND LEAVING NEARLY TWO MILLION PEOPLE IN NEED OF HUMANITARIAN ASSISTANCE. HI HELPED SURVIVORS BY REINFORCING CAPACITY AND ENSURING THAT HARD-TO-REACH AREAS RECEIVE VITAL AID. TEAMS DISTRIBUTED NON-FOOD ITEMS TO THE MOST VULNERABLE HOUSEHOLDS, AND PROVIDED PSYCHOSOCIAL SUPPORT TO THOSE IN NEED. EMERGENCY FUNDS RAISED IN THE U.S. ALSO FUELED CRITICAL RELIEF AND CARE TO PEOPLE IN COUNTRIES SUCH AS BANGLADESH, JORDAN, IRAQ, AND MADAGASCAR. 5401111 5163564 MINE ACTION/ARMED VIOLENCE REDUCTION: A COMPREHENSIVE HUMANITARIAN MINE ACTION STRATEGY IS KEY TO ACHIEVING NOT JUST A LAND FREE OF WEAPONS, BUT ALSO TO ENSURING THAT CIVILIANS LIVING IN DANGEROUS ZONES ARE WELL INFORMED ABOUT THE RISKS OF UNEXPLODED ORDNANCE IN THEIR COMMUNITIES, WAYS TO STAY SAFE, AND HOW TO REPORT QUESTIONABLE OBJECTS TO LOCAL MINE ACTORS. IT ALSO ENSURES VICTIM ASSISTANCE THROUGH ACCESS TO REHABILITATION SERVICES, PSYCHOSOCIAL SUPPORT, AND LIVELIHOOD OPPORTUNITIES. IN 2019, 22% OF FUNDS RAISED BY THE U.S. OFFICE OF HI SUPPORTED ACTIVITIES TO REDUCE ARMED VIOLENCE, AND TO SUPPORT VICTIMS OF EXPLOSIVE REMNANTS OF WAR IN COLOMBIA, LEBANON, MYANMAR, NIGER, SENEGAL, AND THAILAND.HI'S DEMINING OPERATIONS IN COLOMBIA CONTINUED TO ENSURE CIVILIAN SAFETY AND LAND RELEASE. AS A RESULT OF A CONFLICT LASTING MORE THAN 50 YEARS, COMBINED WITH DRUG-TRAFFICKING AND A SOARING CRIME RATE CAUSED BY THE COUNTRY'S GAPING SOCIAL INEQUALITIES, COLOMBIA HAS A VERY HIGH LEVEL OF ARMED VIOLENCE.MINES LITTER FORMER CONFLICT ZONES. ACCORDING TO OFFICIAL FIGURES, ANTI-PERSONNEL MINES AND EXPLOSIVE REMNANTS OF WAR KILLED OR MAIMED MORE THAN 11,472 PEOPLE BETWEEN 1990 AND 2017--THE SECOND HIGHEST RATE IN THE WORLD. MORE THAN 1,000 VICTIMS WERE CHILDREN. OUR LOCAL TEAMS WORKED HARD IN COLOMBIA'S CAUCA, CAQUETA, AND META DEPARTMENTS TO IMPROVE CIVILIAN SAFETY. THEY CELEBRATED SUCCESSFUL LAND RELEASES IN META THAT ALLOW COMMUNITIES TO ESTABLISH NEW VENTURES, INCLUDING ECO-TOURISM AND COFFEE COOPERATIVES. IN LEBANON, HI DEMINING TEAMS CONTINUED THEIR CRITICAL WORK IN PARTNERSHIP WITH THE LEBANESE MINE ACTION CENTER. TEAMS CLEARED AREAS OF THE COUNTRY'S FAMED CEDAR FORESTS IN 2019, CHARTING A SAFER PATH FOR CONSERVATIONISTS TO PRESERVE THE FORESTS, AND FOR ECOTOURISM. IN NIGER, HI WORKED WITH PARTNERS TO ENSURE THAT WEAPONS AND AMMUNITIONS STORAGE AREAS WERE IMPROVED TO INTERNATIONAL STANDARDS, AND THEREFORE DO NOT POSE RISKS TO CIVILIANS. 4346705 4155531 46618 DISABILITY RIGHTS AND INCLUSION: WORKING ALONGSIDE PEOPLE WITH DISABILITIES, WE ADVOCATE FOR THEIR ACCESS TO ALL ASPECTS OF LIFE. CRITICAL WORK TO STRENGTHEN THE CAPACITY OF ORGANIZATIONS OF PERSONS WITH DISABILITIES, AND TO ORGANIZE AROUND EFFECTIVE POLICIES TO SEE THEIR RIGHTS UPHELD, ACCOUNTED FOR 17% OF THE FUNDING PROVIDED BY HI IN 2019.THE INCLUSION OF CHILDREN WITH DISABILITIES AT SCHOOL IS PARAMOUNT TO OUR INCLUSION WORK. IN SIKASSO, MALI, A PROJECT SUPPORTED THE INCLUSION OF DEAF AND BLIND CHILDREN IN MAINSTREAM CLASSROOMS. THROUGH THE USAID READING FOR ALL PROGRAM, WE FOSTERED DISABILITY INCLUSIVE EDUCATION FOR NEPALI CHILDREN. WE CELEBRATED OTHER SUCH PROGRAMS PROMOTING EQUITABLE ACCESS TO EDUCATION IN PLACES LIKE LAOS AND SENEGAL. THE NATURAL FOLLOW-ON IS ENSURING PATHWAYS TO MEANINGFUL EMPLOYMENT FOR PERSONS WITH DISABILITIES. ONE PROJECT IN 2019 IDENTIFIED AND SUPPORTED TALENTED FELLOWS FROM KENYA, TANZANIA AND UGANDA TO TRAVEL TO THE UNITED STATES TO WORK WITH LOCAL DISABILITY INCLUSION EXPERTS SO THAT THEY COULD ENHANCE THEIR OWN INCLUSIVE LIVELIHOOD INITIATIVES IN THEIR HOME COUNTRIES. 2720244 2600605 REHABILITATION: PHYSICAL AND FUNCTIONAL REHABILITATION ARE CRITICAL TOOLS THAT HELP OUR BENEFICIARIES IMPROVE THEIR RANGE OF MOTION, REDUCE PAIN, GAIN STRENGTH, AND IN THE CASES OF SEVERE INJURY CAN HELP TO PREVENT LONG-TERM FUNCTIONAL LIMITATIONS. IMPROVED AUTONOMY AND RESILIENCE FOR PEOPLE WITH INJURIES, CHRONIC DISEASES, DISABILITIES OR THE EFFECTS OF OLDER AGE IS A KEY OUTCOME. AS A PIONEER IN HUMANITARIAN REHABILITATION, ESPECIALLY AFTER NATURAL DISASTER AND CONFLICT, HI HAS MADE REHABILITATION A KEY COMPONENT OF MANY OF OUR PROJECTS. IN 2019, 11% OF THE FUNDS RAISED IN THE U.S. SUPPORTED REHABILITATION PROJECTS IN AFGHANISTAN, CAMBODIA, KENYA, LAOS, NEPAL, SRI LANKA, AND BEYOND. OUR TEAMS IN THE KAKUMA AND DADAAB REFUGEE CAMPS IN KENYA CONTINUE TO EMPOWER REFUGEES WITH DISABILITIES, AND BOOST THEIR STRENGTH, MOBILITY, AND INDEPENDENCE. THE PROJECT IN KAKUMA BENEFITED FROM THE ADDITION OF A MORE DURABLE BUILDING TO HOUSE REHABILITATION ACTIVITIES. IN NEPAL, A MULTI-YEAR REHABILITATION PROJECT CALLED STRIDE CAME TO AN END, AND WE LAUNCHED A NEW PHYSICAL REHABILITATION ACTIVITY. THE PROJECT SUPPORTS THE ESTABLISHMENT OF A SUSTAINABLE, INTEGRATED, PUBLIC-PRIVATE REHABILITATION SYSTEM THAT CAN IMPROVE THE MOBILITY AND FUNCTIONAL INDEPENDENCE OF VICTIMS OF CONFLICT, AND THOSE IN NEED OF REHABILITATION SERVICES. IN VIETNAM, A MULTI-YEAR PROJECT CONTINUED TO IMPROVE THE QUALITY OF LIFE, THROUGH REHABILITATION, FOR PEOPLE WHO HAD EXPERIENCED BRAIN TRAUMA, PERHAPS FROM ROAD ACCIDENTS, PEOPLE LIVING WITH THE EFFECTS OF BRAIN LESIONS, AND CHILDREN WITH CEREBRAL PALSY. EXPANDING ACCESS TO REHABILITATION FOR THESE INDIVIDUALS IS A KEY OUTCOME. 1235170 1180846 PREVENTION AND HEALTH: WORLDWIDE, MORE PEOPLE ARE BEING EXPOSED TO DISEASE, ROAD ACCIDENTS, OR DISABLING INJURIES. GROWING INEQUALITY, REGIONAL AND LOCAL CONFLICTS, NATURAL DISASTERS, RAPID URBANIZATION, AND THE ONGOING THREAT FROM COMMUNICABLE DISEASES ARE ALL CONTRIBUTING FACTORS.HI INTEGRATES PREVENTION, EARLY DETECTION, AND TREATMENT OF PHYSICAL COMPLICATIONS AND DISEASES WITHIN THE EXISTING RANGE OF HEALTH SERVICES. IN 2019, THIS WORK ACCOUNTED FOR 5% OF FUNDS RAISED IN THE U.S. SUCH WORK ACCOUNTS FOR THE FULL LIFECYCLE OF VULNERABLE PEOPLE, AND OUR ACTIVITIES AIM TO IMPROVE THEIR QUALITY OF LIFE.U.S. FUNDING BOLSTERED PREVENTION AND HEALTH PROGRAMS IN A PLACES SUCH AS LIBYA, WHERE TEAMS WORKED TO IMPROVE THE PHYSICAL AND PSYCHOLOGICAL HEALTH OF PEOPLE WITH FUNCTIONAL LIMITATIONS, INCLUDING THOSE GAINED FROM INJURY OR CHRONIC DISABILITY. TEAMS ALSO HELPED LIBYANS WITH PSYCHOLOGICAL DISTRESS COPE BY OFFERING ACCESS TO COMPREHENSIVE REHABILITATION SERVICES. ANOTHER PROJECT FOCUSED ON NUTRITION AND PSYCHOSOCIAL SUPPORT TO SOUTH SUDANESE REFUGEES AND HOST COMMUNITY MEMBERS IN ETHIOPIA'S GAMBELLA REGION. IN UGANDA, HI FOCUSED ON IMPROVING HEALTH SERVICES AND REHABILITATION IN THE REFUGEE AND HOST COMMUNITIES. 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ALL AWARDS TO HI ARE JOINTLY IMPLEMENTED WITH THE HI FEDERATION, WHICH IS ALSO SUBJECT TO ALL AWARD TERMS AND CONDITIONS. GRANTS ARE CLOSELY MONITORED AND RECIPIENTS ARE REQUIRED TO SHOW THAT FUNDS WERE DEVOTED TO THE SPECIFIC EXEMPT PURPOSES DETAILED IN THE GRANT DOCUMENTS. ANY UNUSED FUNDS ARE RETURNED TO HANDICAP INTERNATIONAL DBA HUMANITY & INCLUSION (HI). PROJECT IMPLEMENTATION IS MONITORED AND EVALUATED BY HI STAFF THROUGH PERIODIC FIELD VISITS. FINANCIAL AND PROGRESS REPORTS ARE RECEIVED PERIODICALLY ACCORDING TO THE AGREEMENT FOR EACH GRANT. PART III ACCOUNTING METHOD: X X X 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 JEFFREY A MEER EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR 135478 0 0 0 0 0 6465 0 29500 0 171443 0 0 0 FORM 990, PART VI, SECTION B, LINE 11B THE FORM 990 WAS PREPARED BY THE OUTSIDE ACCOUNTANTS AND CIRCULATED TO ALL BOARD MEMBERS AND EXECUTIVE STAFF FOR REVIEW PRIOR TO FILING WITH THE IRS. FORM 990, PART VI, SECTION B, LINE 12C STAFF ARE REQUIRED TO REVIEW AND SIGN THE CONFLICT OF INTEREST POLICY UPON HIRE AND ANNUALLY THEREAFTER. UPON ELECTION TO THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS, NEW MEMBERS ARE ASKED TO REVIEW THE CONFLICT OF INTEREST POLICY AND DISCLOSE ANY POTENTIAL CONFLICTS. ANNUALLY ALL MEMBERS OF THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS REVIEW HI'S DEFINITION OF CONFLICT FROM THE ORGANIZATION'S BYLAWS AND SIGN A NEW CONFLICT OF INTEREST STATEMENT. WHENEVER A STAFF MEMBER BECOMES AWARE OF A POTENTIAL CONFLICT OF INTEREST IN AN AREA WHERE S/HE EXERCISES ANY DISCRETION IN CARRYING OUT HER/HIS DUTIES FOR THE CORPORATION, S/HE SHALL PROMPTLY DISCLOSE THE POTENTIAL CONFLICT TO THE EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR. IF THE EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR HAS A POTENTIAL CONFLICT, S/HE SHALL DISCLOSE IT TO THE BOARD OR AN EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE. THE PERSON OR BODY TO WHOM DISCLOSURE IS MADE (HEREINAFTER "SUPERVISOR") SHALL DETERMINE WHETHER THERE IS A CONFLICT THAT REQUIRES RECUSAL OF THE INTERESTED PERSON. WHEN A CONFLICT IS FOUND TO EXIST, THE INTERESTED PERSON SHALL PROVIDE THE SUPERVISOR WITH ALL INFORMATION S/HE HAS RELEVANT TO ANY DECISION TO BE MADE IN WHICH S/HE HAS AN INTEREST, AND THE FINAL DECISION SHALL BE MADE BY THE SUPERVISOR. FORM 990, PART VI, SECTION B, LINE 15A THE HI BOARD REVIEWS COMPARABILITY DATA OF SALARIES FOR CEOS OF SIMILARLY SIZED NGOS IN DETERMINING THE COMPENSATION PACKAGE FOR HI'S U.S. EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR. THE LAST COMPENSATION REVIEW FOR THE U.S. EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR TOOK PLACE IN MARCH 2015 AND THE COMPENSATION PROCESS WAS DOCUMENTED. THE CHAIRMAN OF THE BOARD REVIEWS THE U.S. EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR'S PERFORMANCE AND COMPENSATION ANNUALLY IN LINE WITH THE 2015 BENCHMARKS. THE U.S. EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR DETERMINES OTHER EMPLOYEE SALARIES. FORM 990, PART VI, SECTION C, LINE 19 HI PROVIDES ITS GOVERNING DOCUMENTS, FINANCIAL STATEMENTS AND CONFLICT OF INTEREST POLICIES TO THE PUBLIC UPON REQUEST.