MAKEPOVERTYHISTORY
Resources
LINKS - WDM Manchester MPH
Tapes
These resources may be useful to campaign groups. Click to find
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| MAKEPOVERTYHISTORY tapes
Useful for wrapping buildings, trees or even people For all the details prices and pictures see MPH-Tapes |
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| Banners
After searching for a long while I would recommend this source of banners. They will make to any size. They already have the artwork.
Contact:
Andrew at Example prices 12 ft long, 18 inches high = £38.70 6 ft long, 1 ft high = £13.90 No VAT Banners can be collected or delivered. Delivery charge is £9.50 to a mainland address. Free on orders over £150 Orders over £500 = 10% discount Orders over £1000 = 20% discount |
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| Flags
2 metres * .75metres Suitable for flagpoles. Price £27 incl VAT. p&p £1.50 Ralph Banners-For-All Phone 01753 646667 Email for Flags and cloth banners textile@bannersforall.co.uk |
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PowerPoint
MAKEPOVERTYHISTORY Presentation of 60 slides; 30-40minutes covering in some detail debt, trade and aid and the campaign. With slide notes large 7mb file -MPH2005 (needs some adaptation for a non Manchester venue) any suggestions etc - dave@davepearce.me.uk |
Sashes
hand-crafted MAKEPOVERTHISTORY sashes. £5 Available from Audrey Miller Audrey Miller |
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| Pocket Guides
An A5 card, folded into three to make a Pocket Guide summary of
To see text -Pocket Guide - WORD file You can print your own / edit to brand if you want. To order, email. dave@davepearce.me.uk Assume a price of £1.50 /10 guides incl p&p Dave Pearce 13 Old Hall Rd Gatley Cheshire SK8 4BE Contact Dave Pearce 0161 428 9929 or dave@davepearce.me.uk
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pocket guide
“Like slavery and apartheid, poverty is not natural. Together lets make Poverty History!
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1
billion people live on less than $1/day
(that’s
more people than live in Europe from Scandinavia to the Mediterranean). v
Nearly
half the people in the world, 2.8 billion live on less than $2/day. v
1.2
billion people don’t have clean water, v
2.4 billion have no sanitation v
30,000
children die of infectious diseases every day v
6,000 deaths due to dirty water v
Half
a million women die in childbirth every year – that’s one death every
minute v
115
million children remain out of school v
One in four adults in the developing world – 872
million people – is illiterate. HIV-AIDS v
In
2004, nearly 40 million people have HIV. AIDS. v
3
million died from AIDs v
5
million people acquired HIV in 2004 |
