Basic Organization Information
Plan International USA, Inc.
- Also Known As:
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Plan International USA, Inc. d/b/a Plan USA
- Physical Address:
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Warwick, RI
02886
- EIN:
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13-5661832
- Web URL:
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www.planusa.org
- Blog URL:
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planusa.blogspot.com/
- NTEE Category:
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Q International, Foreign Affairs, and National Security
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Q30 International Development, Relief Services
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S Community Improvement, Capacity Building
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S20 Community, Neighborhood Development, Improvement
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S Community Improvement, Capacity Building
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S20 Community, Neighborhood Development, Improvement
- Year Founded:
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1937
- Ruling Year:
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1940
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Mission Statement
Plan International USA is part of a global organization that works side-by-side with communities in 50 developing countries to end the cycle of poverty for children. We develop solutions community by community to ensure long-term sustainability. Our level of community engagement, long-term outlook and constant focus on the needs and priorities of children is unique among international development organizations. Our solutions are designed up-front to be owned by the community for generations to come and range from clean water and healthcare programs to education projects and child protection initiatives.
Expert Reviews
Plan International is extremely active in Community-Led Total Sanitation and have been successful in the sanitation space.
Founded in the U.K. in 1937 to provide relief assistance to children impacted by the Spanish Civil War, Plan International now aids children and families in 48 countries with disaster and post-war response and long-term community development programming. It focuses on protecting children from violence, exploitation, and trafficking; supporting local health and disease prevention initiatives; addressing barriers to girls' education; and helping families increase their resilience to economic shock and other hazards.
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Chief Executive
Tessie San Martin, Ph.D.
Term:
Since
Oct
2010
Chief Executive Profile:
Tessie San Martin, Ph.D., joined Plan International USA as President/CEO on October 4, 2010. Dr. San Martin’s career includes work in public and private sectors, bilateral and multilateral development agencies, and academia – as well as a wide variety of international development roles.
Prior to joining Plan International USA, San Martin served as Vice President for International Development at Abt Associates, providing research and technical assistance expertise to a wide range of social, economic, and technological policy issues in the U.S. and overseas.
San Martin previously worked as the Director for the Operations Group of the World Bank’s Multilateral Investment Guarantee Agency (MIGA), where she facilitated the integration of the agency’s $1.2 billion underwriting operations with other risk mitigation products in the World Bank.
San Martin holds a Ph.D. in political economy and government from Harvard University, a Master’s in Public Administration from the John F. Kennedy School of Government at Harvard, and a B.S. from Georgetown University’s School of Foreign Service.
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Program:
Child Centered Programs
- Budget:
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$48,104,327
- Category:
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Youth Development
- Population Served:
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Children and Youth (infants - 19 years.)
Program Description:
Plan recognizes that no child lives in isolation, and for the child to truly benefit in any meaningful way, the basics of a stable and healthy community must come first.
Plan is dedicated to working directly with children, their families and communities in devising, implementing and evaluating development projects that provide long lasting improvements.
Child-centered community development is the term we use to describe how we aim to do our development work. It's a rights-based approach to development where we support communities to develop the structures and skills they need to provide a safe and healthy environment in which children are able to realize their full potential.
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