NICARAGUA

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NICARAGUA
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Population 5.483,447 millions (year
2005) Geographic extention 130,244 klm
2 Capital
Managua. National Coin
Córdoba. Exchange 1
Dollar 20 Córdobas. Lenguaje.
Spanish
Fuente Pnud Nicaragua.
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• Official Language Spanish
• Atlantic coast Miskito Dialect
  Criollo English.

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• poverty rate 48
• Extreme Poverty rate 17
• Total poverty 65
• Illiteracy rate 8
• 56 of population is in urban location.
• 43 is less thant 15 years olds.

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• 70 of nicaraguans do not have an employment so
  they can not purchase their meds when they get
  sick.
• The government only gives an average budget of
  US 23.50 per nicaraguan for one year.
• There is a deficit of more than 5,000 doctors in
  the country and there is 4.5 doctors per 10,000
  people, and 1 dentist per 20,000 people.
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• Hundreds of communities do not have health
  services.
• Most health centers and hospitals are
  concentrated in urban areas while rural areas are
  the poorest and far apart, there are only 32
  hospitals for 5.6 millions people.

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Do not count with potable water electricity in
to the Far Communities.
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Do not have health services in those communities.
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• It was started in the 80s without
  International help.
• In the 90s we started without the help of GBGM
  and Latin American Council of Methodist Evangelic
  Churches (CIEMAL).
• To date there are 14 congregations.
• Including 5 Avanzadas or locations where members
  join a congregation.

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Goals.

• Contruction of the Methodist Center El
  sembrador The Sower (CEMEL)
• Start with the first part of a high quality
  Pre-School Center in the next 4 years.
• Contruction of 3 churches each year with its
  congregation.
• Encrease 50 of membership in 4 years.
• To have a organized VBS each church in 4 years.
• To include a retired founds of pastors in the
  next 4 years.

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• Cost Each Month, Each Congregation US 50.00
• Cost in15 Congregations a month US 750.00
• Cost in 12 months US 9,000.00
• Total Cost in 4 Years US 36,000.00

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• Cost in each leader at month US 50.00
• Cost in 12 months US 750.00
• Cost in 15 leaders in 12 months US 9,000.00
• Cost in 15 leaders in3 years US 27,000.00

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• Each pastoral at month US 400.00
• In 12 months US 4,800.00
• In 4 Years US 19,200.00

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• Necessity of Retired Pastors Funds into the
  Ministry.

2009 Month 1042.00 Year
12,504.00 2010 12,504 Total
25,008.00 2011 12,504.00 2012
12,504.00 Gran Total 50,016.00
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• 2009
• Month US 209.00
• Year US 2,508.00
• 2010 US 2,508.00 5,016.00
• 2011 US 2,508.00 7,524.00
• 2012 US 2,504.00 Total 10,032.00

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VIM NICARAGUA PROGRAM.

• In 2009 its open the UMVIM office with
• permannent work time.
• In Nicaragua we have had just a few groups
• during the year.
• Historictly every year comes between 5 groups a
  year.
• 2009 we have in calendar 5 groups.

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• Increase the umvim to Nicaragua.
• Neccesity of UMVIM office.
• Automobile or Motorcycle.
• We need our work tools.
• More access to Internet.
• Administration spends, vim operative spends.
• To select a specific UMVIM profile.

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• Pastor Eligio Rios and Wife.

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• Rosalio Reyes Flores Pastor, and his Wife.

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• Cristel Palmer Pastor.

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• Patricia Udiel Pastor.

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• Pastor Manuel De Jesús Meléndez.

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• Pastor Marlon López.

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• Pastor José Miguel López and his Wife.

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• Pastor and President of Methodist Church.

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