About HTP Project

Help the Poverty Project, or HTP for short, is a co-project by the AIN Department of Education, Safety and Health and United by Faith Foundation. The aim of the project is to reduce the poverty conditions in any areas of the AIN Community.

People who fall into poverty are either neglected or were born into the world without choice. Under HTP, every people that falls into poverty will be help for under two areas: Welfare and Workfare.

Welfare
Welfare will cover the following aspects:
Shelter
Every family that is covered by HTP will have a permanent home that is stable and long-lasting. Relocation to a proper residential area or clean-up will be taken into action if required.
Food
Food will be provided for to people under HTP. These people will receive carbohydrates, proteins, calcium and vitamins that is important in every body.
Utility
Utility such as electricity, water, gas and sanitation will be provided for in the community, thus improving the standards of living.

Workfare
Workfare will cover the following aspects:
Education
People under HTP will receive proper education in order to enter the workforce with sufficient knowledge.
Wages
Under HTP, the people will be sent to work in companies that provide suitable wages.
Farming
People that depends on agriculture for a living will be introduced with new farming methods and new farming technologies to improve the yield of the crops. Genetically modified crops will not be use.

To avoid conflicts in religion during humanitarian missions, United by Faith Foundation will discourage its helpers from spreading religious messages and beliefs.

About United by Faith Foundation
The United by Faith Foundation is a Christian organization based in Fornax. It was founded in August 1974 a month after the First Caroline War ended in order to promote peace under unity through faith in God. United by Faith Foundation have reach out to many countries through Evangelism. In recent years, United by Faith have partner with many organizations in humanitarian aids.

To date, United by Faith have reached out to more than 30 countries in over 70 missonary trips and over 20 humanitarian trips in its 35 years of history. Yet, United by Faith continues to reach out to more countries with a goal of sharing the Gospel and promoting peace. United by Faith also have a series of churches planted all around Fornax and beyond. Today, United by Faith is one of the largest not-for-profit organization in Fornax.

What are those TBA's for? you posted 3 things in 4 minutes

EDIT: 4 things in 5 minutes

Those are for future uses to avoid potential mess. I have to post TBA as it's a quick way in case someone comments before I could add them in, which is what i want to avoid.

Right now, 3 out of 4 things are already updated with relevant text.

Can my fellow admins create a sub-section called Help the Poverty Project and shift this thread plus HTP | Poverty Information into the new sub-section? Thanks.

Aranho wrote:

Aranho wrote:Can my fellow admins create a sub-section called Help the Poverty Project and shift this thread plus HTP | Poverty Information into the new sub-section? Thanks.

I can't begin HTP without that section created.

This project is very urgent, please create the sub-section how Aran said!

Please move this thread to the Help the Poverty Project section too. Thanks.

News Update about HTP
UBF pulls out from HTP
Due to ongoing pressure on rebuilding Fornax, the country's Christian organization United by Faith Foundation (UBF) pulls out from the co-partnership of Help the Poverty Project (HTP). Currently, the Alliance of Independent Nations' (AIN) Department of Education, Safety and Health (DESH) is running the project alone.

The reason for the pull out is because the organization wants to focus on helping its own people in their country, Fornax. Fornax have started rebuilding after a series of floodings and the deadly Fornax flu that lashed on the country, causing the country's population to nearly be halved.

At the moment, leaders of HTP are discussing about the future of HTP. Speculations of the cancelation of the Project is spreading around. HTP, DESH and UBF refuse to comment on the speculation.

If this is not being cancelled, the Catholic Commission of Cattala (independent charity, similar to CAFOD) is interested in joining the partnership in the place of UBF.

As of September 26, 2010, 7.40pm Fornax Time, HTP will no longer exist. All fundings and donations will be transferred to the AIN Department of Education, Safety and Health for future uses.