SISTER ORGANIZATIONS
THE DOMINICAN FOUNDATION /
http://www.dominicanfoundation.com/
The Dominican Foundation, a non-profit
organization, founded in 1984 was
created due to the tremendous poverty
that exists in the Dominican Republic as
a result of corruption, overpopulation,
job scarcity, the increased gap between
the rich and the poor, and the rise in
the national debt. The goal of the
Dominican Foundation is to promote
awareness among the American and
Dominican populations residing in the
United States as to the necessities that
exists in the Dominican Republic.
Additionally, the Dominican Foundation
has recently sought to expand their
reach bi-nationally, focusing their
efforts on helping Dominicans everywhere
- in both the United States and the
Dominican Republic.
Since 1990, The Dominican Foundation has
sought to improve the lives of
Dominicans in the United States and in
the Dominican Republic by expanding
their access to Health and Education.
With the help of a group of Dominicans
and Americans, the Dominican Foundation
has supported numerous organizations. A
particular relationship has forged with
the Dominican Institute for Integral
Development (IDDI). IDDI is one of the
primary development organizations in the
Dominican Republic with over 25 years of
experience of working with the urban and
rural poor in the Dominican Republic.
IHDI
INSTITUTO HAITIANO DE DESARROLLO
INTEGRAL
 EThe
Instituto Haitiano de Desarrollo
Integral (IHDI), was created in in
Puerto Principe, 2007. Established under
the Haitian legal system, it is a
non-government organization focused on
humanitary, filantropic and non-profit
aid. The main goal of this organization
is to encourage, develop and spread the
solutions to problems that affect
Haitians, through comprehensive
development programs. These solutions
will be directed to the growth of the
economic well-being, social justice and
ecological balance of the country.
Among the specific objectives are:
a) Promote and develop the comprehensive
development concept and the use of
adequate technologies in urgan and rural
areas, as the correct answer to
problems, always focusing on the most
vulnerable population of Haiti.
b) Promote researches to anlyze and
suggest solutions that influence the
comprehensive development and the use of
adequate technologies in urgan and rural
areas, as the correct answer to
economic, social and environmental
problems, always focusing on the most
vulnerable population of Haiti.
c) Promote and Spreads these Solutions
to different sectors of Haitian society
using all resources available.
d) Support people and institutions using
the comprehensive development model and
technology research according to the
needed context.
e) Prepare, develop and implement
comprehensive development
projects and the use of adequate
technologies suited to solve problems
influencing the Haitian society.
INTERNATIONAL ORGANIZATIONS
PNUD
UNFPA
PMA / ONU
BID
EUROPEAN UNION
WORLD BANK
UNESCO
ONUSIDA
DOMINICAN NON-PROFIT AND BUSINESS
SECTOR
Grupo
Vicini
Sociedad
Industrial
Dominicana
Mabrano &
Co.
Cia.
Anónima Tabacalera
Casa de
Campo
Pfizer
Kodak
Dominicana
Sealand
Dominicana
Codetel |
Leche
Rica
Citibank,
S. A.
Páginas
Amarillas
American
Airlines
Heineken
Telecable
Nacional
Fabrics
Unlimited
FerreterÃa Americana
Refrescos
Nacionales
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Cap Cana
Banco BHD
Grupo
Metro
Tabacalera
Asoc. Hoteles
Romana –
Bayahibe
Atlántica, C. x A.
Brugal &
Co.
ADEMI y
otras.
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ENGLAND
Overseas Development Agency,
(BRITANIC GOVERNMENT)
CANADA
Canadian International Development
Agency, (CANADIAN GOVERNEMENT)
GERMANY
Zentralstelle für Entwicklungshilfe,
E. V.
Deswos
Sociedad Alemana de Coop. Técnica
(GTZ)
Misereor
Serv. Alemán de Coop. Social Técnica
(DED)
Fundación Friedrich Ebert
Fundación Friedrich Nauman
FRANCE
Regional Delegation for Cooperation,
(Government of France)
Association Jeunes a Travers le
Monde
Agencia Francesa de Voluntarios por
la Paz
HOLAND
CORDAID
SWEDEN
Hotelplan (Tour Operators
Initiative)
Enfants du Monde
SPAIN
CIPIE
CIDEAL
Fundación Cánovas del Castillo
Intermón
Solidaridad Internacional Vasca
Fundación CODESPA
Fundación Humanismo y Democracia.
IDDI MEMBERSHIP ORGANIZATIONS
Dominican Foundation of
Florida, USA (IDDI USA affiliate),
Instituto Haitiano de Desarrollo
Integral, Inc. (IHDI), IDDI
haiti Affiliate
Presidential Council on Social,
Economic and Institutional
Development of Santo Domingo, DR (of
which IDDI is co-founder).
Civil Society Consultive Council to
the Social Cabinet of the Dominican
Government, DR (of which IDDI is
co-founder).
Coalition for the Defense of
Protected Environmental Areas (of
which IDDI is co-founder).
Alianza ONG of Santo Domingo, DR (of
which IDDI is co-founder and
President 1997 - 2001).
Coalition for Transparency and
Institutionality of Santo Domingo,
DR (of which IDDI is co-founder).
Dominican Fund for Low Cost Housing
of Santo Domingo, DR (of which IDDI
is co-founder and Secretary of the
Board).
Slum Development Consortium of Santo
Domingo, DR (of which IDDI is
co-founder).
International Center for Self
Governance of San Francisco, CA of
Santo Domingo, DR (of which IDDI is
co-founder and President).
National Maternal-Child Health
Consortium of Santo Domingo, DR (of
which IDDI is co-founder).
AIDS Coalition of Santo Domingo, DR
(of which IDDI is co-founder).
National Health Institute of Santo
Domingo, DR (of which IDDI is
co-founder and Secretary).
Consenso Siglo XXI of Santo Domingo,
DR (of which IDDI is co-founder).
Urban Forum of Santo Domingo, DR (of
which IDDI is co-founder and past
President).
Dominican Committee for Disaster
Mitigation of Santo Domingo, DR (of
which IDDI is co-founder and Board
Member).
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