Barbados

ST. MICHAEL
Bridgetown, Pinelands CreativeWorkshop
Youth development/small enterprise
total: 7,401

ECUADOR

Macas, Morona-Santiago, Salesian Mission of the Oriente
educacion, small business development 1,155 (1997-01)
10/94 Riobamba, 350 (inactive),
2/97 Macas 1155 (inactive)
10/02 Riobamba, total: 1,505

Via the vocational education facilities of the Salesian Missions, a Catholic Order specialized in working with disadvantaged youth, and with a major grant from New England BioLabs, PfP is assisting small-scale farmers, laborers, and Native Americans belonging to the Shuar Federation
in improving their agricultural productivity and income. The Shuar Federation is the principal representative institution of this Amazon tribe.

SofoEcu/Riobamba -
Program funded by Transform and the International Monetary Fund Grant.

DOMINICAN REPUBLIC

9/94 Mao, 1007 (inactive),
2/97 Monti Cristi 1610
10/99 CTP, Boca de Mao 478
10/99 MUDE , Santiago 465
total: 3560

Mujeres en Desarollo Domiciano (MUDE),
Mujeres en Desarrollo Dominicano (MUDE), the Dominican Republic's oldest and largest
non-profit agency investing in women's development and health, will equip more than
2,000 MUDE volunteers and trainees with PfP-supplied bicycles, increasing the effectiveness of AIDS prevention work in urban and rural communities nationwide. This program was initiated
with funding from Variety Club International's "Sunshine Wheels Program."
MUDE, Constanza, Dominican Republic

Boca de Mao, Centro de Trabajo Popular (CTP)
Centro de Trabajo Popular (CTP) will train Dominican and Haitian youth in bicycle
mechanics and small business skills while supplying affordable transportation to
farmworkers, industrial laborers, and tradespeople in and around Boca de Mao,
north-central Dominican Republic.
CTP

Montecristi: 1610
PfP, in cooperation with Rotary Clubs of the New Jersey Districts, is supporting efforts by the
Montecristi Rotary Club to establish a non-profit entity to distribute bicycles to the working poor of this arid agricultural region. Montecristi has established it's own Bike Shop.
Benficiaries of this program are now able to access employment, markets, health services, and education services.
District 4060, Rotary International
GHANA
Bawku & Bolga
Community Wefare Foundation (Comwelf)
Rural development/appropriate technology
881 (2000-01)

Bawku District is one of the most isolated, arid, and poorest regions in Ghana. The Peace Corps has made it a priority to focus its efforts in disadvantaged areas such as Bawku to more directly address the challenges of poverty, and has assigned 32-year-old Susan Rosely to work as a community development volunteer with the Community Welfare Foundation (COMWELF),
a local private development agency. Since arriving in late 1999, Susan has assisted COMWELF
to design and implement programs. From the beginning, Susan saw that a few of the most successful small business people owned heavy one-speed bicycles that they used for productive purposes, such as the carrying of goods for sale. Thus, Susan and COMWELF understood that bicycles were an economically and culturally appropriate means of transport locally.
ComWelf
HAITI
Haiti: 10/94 Port-au-Prince. 87 (inactive)
4/00 Saint Marc 436
total 523

10.)Service de Prochains Haitiens Interdemonational (SPHI)
Saint Marc, Haiti
HONDURAS
14) San Pedro Sula
Instituto Hondureno de Educación Radial (IHER)
Instituto Hondureno de Educación Radial, (IHER), San Pedro
Sula 97-425, 98-460, 99-500, 00-482:
Guaimaca 01-475 total: 2342

Sponsored by the Salesians, a Catholic order specialized in working with disadvantaged youth.
This adult literacy program is receiving bicycles to enable its literacy workers to more efficiently to reach students in remote rural areas. In receiving bikes from PfP, IHER also added an innovative component to its literacy efforts - this new program trains its graduates in small business management and bicycle repair skills in order to help them set up their own independent
businesses and enhance their incomes.
ECOVIDE/IHER
INDIA
15) Bangalore, The George Foundation
Madras 02-18

The George Foundation was established in January 1995 in Bangalore,
India, as a not-for-profit organization under the Indian Trust Act. Its
mission is to help alleviate poverty, promote environmental health, and
strengthen democratic institutions and values in developing countries,
specificlly to implement integrated sustainable rural development in
Dharamapuri district, Tamil Nadu.

As part of that effort Pedals for Progress donated 18 bicycles and a
variety of parts and accessories to this new partner which the George
Foundation shipped on November 17th, 2002.
KENYA
Nairobi, Baisikeli Kenya, Rural development/appropriate technology

403 (2003)

Baisikeli Kenya
Following the abolition of import duties on bicycles in July 2001, Kenya has seen strong growth in imports of new, single-speed bicycles for Productive use by both urban and rural populations. However, the $55 price of Imported models is still, on the whole, outside the financial reach of the vast majority of low-income Kenyans. With this in mind, an experienced group of development professionals established Baisikeli Kenya in May 2003 to make transport more affordable, while doing so on a financially-sustainable, large-scale basis. In mid-June, Pedals for Progress shipped an initial container of 400+ bicycles, plus spare parts and accessories. Baisikeli Kenya will recondition and sell all bicycles received, beginning on a Pilot basis in urban neighborhoods of the capital city of Nairobi, targeting low-income teachers, office and health workers, students, and laborers.
MADAGASCAR

FORT DAUPHIN
Health Help Action Organization
Madagascar: 7/96 Fort Dauphine 60
Pf P in cooperation with STARFISH*, an Ohio-based non-profit group, shipped
brand new donated Mongoose mountain bikes to enable ASOS medical personnel
to reach roadless rural communities in the Andohalela Nature Preserve and to deliver
community health services including vaccinations for children and adult health education.
*Society Taking Active Responsibility for International Self Help
ASOS / STARFISH
MEXICO

LÈON, GUANAJUATO
Desarrollo Rural de Guanajuato (DRG)
Mexico: 6/99 Léon, Guanajuato 553 (inactive)
A 22-year-old affiliate of the Mexican Rural Development Foundation, DRG
is PfP's first partner in this important U.S. neighbor, the hemisphere's most populous
Spanish-speaking country. In June 1999, PfP loaded a single-container record
of 553 bicycles--collected in New Jersey, Pennsylvania, and Massachusetts--
and shipped them to DRG,donating shipping as well as the contents.
Guanajuato, Mexico


Namibia
Secure the Future/Clay House Project

Clay House Project, Otjiwarango, 97-373, 00-451 total: 824

Pedals for Progress, in partnership with Bristol Myers Squibb Company's
"Secure the Future" Program, has once again established a working program
in Namibia, Africa. Secure the Future is the $100 million commitment by
Bristol Myers Squibb to assist women and children infected with and/or
affected by HIV/AIDS in Southern Africa. Grants awarded will fund medical
research, community outreach, education programs, and will provide education
and training for medical professionals. Secure the Future has committed to
provide a grant for the delivery of 3,000 bicycles over the coming year to
to non-profit community development programs in five southern African
countries: South Africa, Namibia, Botswana, Lesotho, and Swaziland
Namibia

Panama
Panama City. PfP/DC and the Goodwill Revolving Fund
Goodwill Industries of Panama.

Panama City Industria de Buena Voluntad (IBV)& Panama City Rotary
transport/small business/community development
2,918 (2000-02)

PAKISTAN
Karachi, Funded by the Skoll Foundation
Trust for Rural Development, District Dadu.
Sindh transport/small business/community development 400 (2002) Trust for Rural Development [TRD] is dedicated to involve all stakeholders for the welfare and development of society. Its focus is individuals, families, groups, communities and nations to make them realize their own potential for self-reliance. TRD was established in 1997. During last three years TRD was voluntarily engaged in welfare and development in union council Kakar, district Dadu. Main thrust of the activities was social mobilization, training, and advocacy at district level for grassroots issues and linkages with line departments. Presently, its engaged in social mobilization, awareness, mico-credit, and other areas of development activities in District Dadu, Thatta and Hyderabad. The TRD will be partnering with Pedals for Progress to obtain bicyles which will be put to work in this new program for economic development.

SENEGAL

KAOLACK
Association de Bacheliers por l'Emploi et le Developpement (ABACED)
Association des Bacheliers pour L'Emploi et leDeveloppement, (ABACED),
99-440, 00 - 450
total 890

ABACED is a non-governmental organization
involved in community development work. ABACED was created in 1985
by a group of unemployed professionals in an effort to take charge of their
employment opportunities while making a positive contribution to the social,
economic and cultural life of Senegal.
ABACED
16) SIERRA LEONE
West African Regional Action Group for Children, Youth and the Aged
March 19 Sierra Leone #1 WorldVision /VA Total: 21
Sri Lanka Sewa Lanka Foundation 03 - 487
Other Inactive Programs - bikes shipped
Cali, Colombia - 398
Casa Granaja, Venezuela - 411
Chokwé, Mozambique, Africa -800
Gracias, Limpera, Honduras -447
Guadalcanal, Solomon Islands -623
Hohoe, Ghana, BYO -369
Johannesburg, South Africa -2180
Mao, Dominican Republic- 1007
Macas, Ecuador - 722
Masaya, Nicaragua -2355
Malawi, Africa - 5
Otjiwarongo, Namibia, Africa-373
Port au Prince, Haiti -87
Port Moresby, Papua, New Guinea -2
Riobamba, Ecuador -350
San Marcos, Nicaragua -1602
Tacna, Perú -143