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It convenes a global conference every three years and serves as a global source of information for advocacy and action. It believes in partnerships, collaboration, and solutions and seeks to connect individuals, corporations, and organizations that can and will make a difference. Form 990, Page 2, line 4a - Exempt Purpose Achievement 1.Women Deliver C-Exchange Launches: In January, Women Deliver launched the C-Exchange, a corporate forum, which promotes collaboration between corporations and between the public and private sectors to deliver for girls and women. Ten corporations joined the C-Exchange in 2011. Work of the C-Exchange takes the form of advocacy and research to galvanize private sector action to improve maternal health. In 2011 two companies, Merck & Co. and Qiagen, worked with Women Deliver to produce a background paper for governments and agencies planning large-scale interventions on HPV vaccine and diagnostics.2.High-Level Commission: Jill Sheffield, President of Women Deliver, participated on a UN high-level commission charged in 2011 with developing an accountability framework to resources committed to women's and children's health with the results they are intended to achieve. Women Deliver was one of three civil society organizations appointed to the Commission on Information and Accountability for Women's and Children's Health. The commission's report "Keeping Promises, Measuring Results," proposed a system to track whether donations for women's and children's health are made on time, resources are spent wisely and transparently, and whether the desired results are achieved.3.Women Deliver 100: In celebration of the 100th anniversary of International Women's Day, Women Deliver announced the "Women Deliver 100," a list of the 100 inspiring people who have delivered for girls and women. This list recognized women and men, both prominent and lesser known from the fields of health, human rights, politics, economics, education, journalism, and philanthropy, and represented a great diversity of geographic and cultural backgrounds. The "Women Deliver 100" was highlighted in more than 125 articles globally, evenly distributed between traditional and online media. The list received exceptionally strong coverage in the Global South, appearing in more than 30 top African and Asian publications.4.Funding platform incubated: Women Deliver began in early 2011 conceptualizing a new social media project to address the huge gap in the funding and advocacy landscape-global public engagement for girls and women. The solution is a crowdfunding platform that allows individuals to donate online to specific projects. The platform build began in late November and will launch in 2012. 5.Policy forum on SRHR and HIV/AIDS integration: Over 120 ambassadors, ministers, parliamentarians, advocates, youth and media gathered a high-level policy forum, Prevention and Protection Save Lives: Girls, Women and HIV. The June 2011 meeting was co-hosted by Women Deliver, IPI, the Permanent Mission of Norway to the United Nations, and Family Care International. The side event to the High-Level Meeting on HIV/AIDS was viewed by many as one of the most informative and successful of the side events taking place during the week. 6.Women Deliver 2013 sited in Asia: Planning for the 2013 global conference began in early 2011 with the location of the third Women Deliver conference in Kuala Lumpur, Asia. Much of the logistical arrangements were in place by the end of 2011 including an online registration system, hotels, and conference planners. The World Bank agreed to write the background paper for the conference on the value of investing in reproductive health. Projections are that the international event will attract more than 5,000 attendees. 7.Side event on Women's Health: Developing Your Action Plan for Women's Health, an UNGASS side event, took place September 22, 2011 and was presented by the Princess of Africa Foundation, International Development Strategies, Vestergaard Frandsen and Women Deliver. The discussion focused on how to improve women's health at the country level. In attendance were Ministers of Health, officials from the World Bank and the World Health Organization, global health leaders, CEOs from corporations, the diplomatic community, and high profile humanitarians.8.Youth work: Women Deliver worked with its newly formed group of 100 Young Leaders to ensure that the energy and enthusiasm continued from the 2010 global conference and special youth pre-conference. Bi-monthly follow-up activities ranged from helping the Young Leaders prepare reports that were shared with their organizations to informing the Young Leaders of new opportunities and events to put their knowledge into action. The Young Leaders have their own web page, where they can share information on their projects, successes, and lessons learned. In November 2011, Women Deliver convened the Youth Working Group that is made up of approximately 10 international youth-focused organizations to brainstorm how to best engage youth as advocates for SRHR and maternal health. Many of the ideas will be incorporated in 2012-2013 activities, which include two regional advocacy workshops in 2012; a Youth Pre-Conference in 2013 for 100 youth, and scholarship supported travel to Women Deliver 2013 for young people.9.Women Deliver presentations: Across the globe, Women Deliver staff and members of the Board of Directors spoke or moderated panels at the Global Conference of Parliamentarians in Paris; Reproductive Health Supplies Coalition conference in Ethiopia; YWCA conference in Zurich; side event on UNGASS Non Communicable Diseases in New York City; World Bank African Ministers meeting in Washington, DC; the Asia Pacific Regional SHR Conference in Bangkok, the Clinton Global Initiative in New York City; Salin+ Meeting in Amsterdam, Council on Foreign Relations, Tropical Medicine Conference in Barcelona, and the Global Family Planning Conference in Dakar.10.2015 and Beyond: Women Deliver featured guest blogs on the future development framework post 2015. This was followed by a timed online discussion online with more than 500 participants from across the globe. The opinions were varied and informative. Discussions of the post 2015 framework will continue into 2012 and 2013 at Women Deliver events. Form 990, Part VI, Line 19 Form 990, Part VI, Line 19: Other Organization Documents Publicly Available The governing documents, policies and financial statements are made available to the public upon request. Form 990, Part VI, Line 12c Form 990, Part VI, Line 12c: Explanation of Monitoring and Enforcement of Conflicts To ensure Women Deliver's directors and Key employees do not engage in activitiesthat represent a conflict o interest, annual reviews are conducted. The period reviews shall, at a minimum, include the following subjects: 1. A review of contracts undertaken by the Vice President for Operations during the fiscal year to ensure there is not conflict of interest presented by Directors or key employees.2. An annual letter to the board of Directors written by the Vice President for Operations with the policy attached is sent to the Board of Directors with a required written return by e-e-mail or letter that the individual or Director do not have any interest that could give rise to conflicts. Form 990, Part VI, Line 9 Form 990, Part VI, Line 9: Officer, Director, Trustee, Key Employee Mailing Address Linda Alexander210 Stagecoach RaodChapel Hill, NC 27514James SligarOne Chase Manhattan PlazaNew York, NY 10005Dame Billie Miller12 Mount StandfastSt. James, BB24031Barbados, West IndiesFrederick T. SaiP.O. Box 998324 Sir Arku Korsah RoadK.I.A AccraGhana Form 990, Part VI, Line 11 Form 990, Part VI, Line 11: Form 990 Review Process The Board of Directors receives the Form 990 for review before it is submitted to the IRS. The 990 is sent electronically and the Board is requested to reply via e-mail that they have reviewed the Form 990 and agrees with the contents. Form 990, Part VI, Line 3 Form 990, Part VI, Line 3: Description of Delegated Duties to Management Company Family Care International is contracted to provide administrative, financial and programmatic services, they also provide information technology support.