Hand impressions of artisans, local entrepreneur & CFM team taken ANNUAL REPORT /100, Vikram Vihar, Lajpat Nagar-IV

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Hand impressions of artisans, local entrepreneur & CFM team taken at the CFM Connect Meet in Delhi ANNUAL REPORT 2007-2008 16/100, Vikram Vihar, Lajpat Nagar-IV

HIGHLIGHTS 1. CFM sourced US$ 140,000 of merchandise during the financial year impacting the lives of 700 artisans. 2. CFM piloted a Shop-in-Shop model starting August 2007 to sell its own branded merchandise in India. At present it sells through four stores in Delhi, one in Goa and Bangalore and has sold US$4745 of merchandise.the retail sales initiative is been undertaken as a for-profit venture. 3. CFM was one of the projects selected out of 105 to attend the Global Social Business Incubator (GSBI) program at Santa Clara University, USA in August 2007. 4. CFM was invited to make a presentation at the 3rd Global Knowledge Partnership Meet at Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia in December 2007. 5. Rahul Barkataky, Co-founder & CEO was interviewed by Global X as part of its series on social entrepreneurs (www.socialedge.org/blogs/global-x) ABOUT US Commercial supply chain dynamics do not by themselves address the challenges of third world employment and quality of life issues. However, it is apparent that global trade, essentially in the worldwide industries can either exploit for unilateral gain, or collaborate on 'gain share' for overall development of work force. CFM seeks to extend these opportunities within commercial interaction to benefit artisans lives globally and contribute towards UN Millennium Development Goals 2015. IDENTITY 氀 CFM is a registered not-for-profit organisation under the Societies Registration Act XXI of 1860, India (Registration no. S-52574 of 2005) with Charity Commissioner, Delhi. 氀 CFM is registered u/s 12 A of the Income Tax Act, 1961, with the Commissioner of Income Tax, Delhi Circle (Reg. No.1228 ) 氀 VAT registration no. 07570322247 氀 Export Import Code no. 0505074371 Name andaddress of main Bankers: 氀 IDBI Bank :Surya Kiran Building,Ground Floor,19 KG Marg,New Delhi-110 001 氀 Canara Bank : Janpath Branch,New Delhi-110 001 Name and Address of Auditor : 氀 A.K. Nair & Co. Chartered Accountant, C-92 Sarvodaya Enclave, New Delhi-110017 Affiliations: 氀 CFM a member of Fair Trade Federation, USA, Co-op America & IFAT MISSION CFM's mission is to create wealth for artisan communities in India by creating employment opportunities for 100,000 artisans by 2025 by providing design inputs, process improvements and market linkages. VISION CFM's vision is to become a global leader in stimulating growth for artisans and increase recognition for their artifacts by creating a dedicated distribution channel. GOVERNANCE Details of Board Members :( as on March 31, 2008) Name Sex Position on board Occupation Area of Competency Reva Nayyar F President Retd. Senior Bureaucrat Administration 3 Meetings Attended Rahul Nainwal M Secretary Director, MITRA Technology Foundation Management 4 Saurav Kumar M Treasurer Partner, Investcare Management 4 Vaibhav Nigam M Vice President Vice President, CFM Management 3 Arjun Adya M President (Resigned) Rahul Barkataky M Treasurer (Resigned) Social service Management 2 Social Service Management 2

ACCOUNTABILITY AND TRANSPARENCY No remuneration, sitting fees or any other form of compensation has been paid since inception of the society to any Board member, trustee other than Executive Members. The following reimbursements have been made to Board Members: Traveling expenses to Executive Members: Rs. 5,55,007.00 No other reimbursements have been made to any Non-Executive Board member or trustee. CEO's remuneration: Remuneration of highest paid staff member: Remuneration of lowest paid staff member: Rs.40,000/- p.m. Rs.22,000/-p.m. Rs.4000/- p.m. STAFF DETAILS: (as on March 31, 2008) Gender Paid Full Time Paid Part Time Paid Consultant Unpaid Volunteers Male 3 0 0 < 10 Female 1 0 1 < 10 DISTRIBUTION OF STAFF: (as at March 31, 2008) Slab of gross salary (in Rs.) plus benefits paid to staff Male Female Total 5000-10000 1 0 1 10000-25000 4 2 6 25000-50000 1 0 1 TOTAL 6 2 8 Total cost of national travel by all staff members during the year: Rs. 7,65,474.00 Total cost of international travel by all staff during the year: SOCIALVALUE GENERATED Location of Artisan Group Number of Artisan Products Manufacturerd Order Till date (USD) Rs.5,28,863.00 Wage Generated (USD) Total no. Days of Employment Generated Bhagalpur, Bihar 25 Silk scarves/stoles 7040 2800 31 Sanganner/Jaipur, Rajasthan 10 Jaipuri Razais, Bedspreads, Cotton Khadi Bag 2,866 619.00 12 New Delhi, India 5 Handmade Paper Dari Journals 99 18 5 Etikopakka,Vishakapatnam,AP 25 Wood & Lac & Coconut Bangles, Spice Boxes 240 71.74 3 Shambhal, UP 24 Wooden& Brass Bracelets, Mosaic Ball, Resin 3550.38 877 41 Keyring, MOP Mirror Coaster,Wooden Spoons Moradabad, UP 30 Broken Bangles T-lites, Decorative Boxes, 4383 1374 57 T-lites, Broken Bangles Votive Delhi/ Meerut/ Saharanpur, UP 122 Decorative Boxes, Pouches, Beaded Box, MOP 14260.64 3918.61 74 Handmade Paper Journals, MOP Bookends, Beaded star hanging & Heart hanging Faridabad 13 News Print Bags, Bahi Cloth Journals 1202.6 327 43 Khurja, UP 20 Ceramic Coasters, Mugs, Plates 3753.25 1124.55 38 Noida/Purdilnagar, UP 25 Bone Beads, Ceramic Beads Bracelet & 24308.15 5447.00 91 Necklace, Blass Beads Bracelet & Necklace Delhi 20 Broken Bangles Boxes, Broken Glass Bangles 13883.31 4134.20 69 Mirrors Coaster & Pencil Stand, Flower Tussle, Sequence Mirror, Sequence Keyring Delhi 10 Jute Trivet 1031 656.00 6 Kashmir 10 Paper Machey ball & Bell 3059 1522.00 20 Delhi 10 Candle 8 2.00 1 Sahibabad, UP 50 Glass Beads bracelets 2505 751.00 2 Moradabad, UP 20 Wire Necklaces, Bookmark, Bracelet 2908 776.50 6 Delhi 120 Embroidered Cosmetic Bags, Reversible Bags 32449.41 7358.50 18 Greater Noida 4 Canvas Shopping Bags 1712 460.00 15 Karur,Tamil Nadu 50 Oven Mits, Dish Towels, Pot Holders 570.51 125.51 1 Dehi 16 Glass Beads Necklace, Mesh Beads Necklace 2826.7 621.78 9 Bhagalpur, Bihar 50 Silk Scarves/ Stoles 2398 530.00 8 Delhi 12 Shoes 2900 967.00 6 Sanganner/Jaipur, Rajasthan 35 Table Linen, Placemats, Napkins 2225 490.00 5 Delhi 12 Pouches 2912 640.80 7 Bhagalpur, Bihar 5 Silk Scarves/ Stoles 5435 1196.00 25 Jaipur, Rajasthan 10 Kite Paper Journals 435 96.00 6 TOTAL 733 138,960.95 36,904.19 602

MARKETING EFFORTS: As a strategy it continued its effort in using the net effectively by promoting its wholesale website (www.shop2change.com) and also through its newsletter TORAN which goes out to around 6000 individuals every month. CFM participated in two international trade fairs during 2007-08- Tendence Lifestyle at Frankfurt, Germany (24-28 August 2007) and New York International Gift Fair, USA (31 st January-6 th February 2008) Our designers developed a new range of handmade pottery, ceramics, jewellery, gift items, bags and scarves, which was appreciated by the buyers. We expect these exposures will lead to more brand visibility thus converting to more sales this year. CFM CONNECT: As CFM scales up its effort of creating wealth for artisan communities its important that there is clarity among various stakeholders so that we share a common mission. As part of this CFM organized its first local entrepreneur-artisan meet CFM CONNECT on 15th February 2008 at TERI Retreat Gurgaon. The meet was the first step to bring in stakeholders: customers, Artisan Group of the year - Cohesion Foundation Trust, Gujarat Local Entrepreneur of the year - Anil Yadav, Aaka Handicrafts, UP local entrepreneurs and artisans together to create a feeling of community. A total of 40 participants attended the meet.we expect this to be an annual event. We also initiated two awards which will be given every year to the most efficient local entrepreneur and artisan group. CFM TEAM CFM has a young team of professionals. Akash Kumar, Asst. Manager Merchandising: Akash has a degree in Fashion Technology from National Institute of Fashion Technology (NIFT), Chennai. Bishan Singh Kathayat, Programme Executive: Bishan has a degree in Arts and has over 15 years of experience. Jaspal Shakya, Manager Merchandising: Jaspal has completed his Post Graduate Diploma in Foresty Management from Indian Institute of Forest Management Bhopal and a BE in Computer Science and Engg. from SRMSCET Bareilly. Neha Khanna, Asst. Manager Merchandising: Neha has done her honours in philosophy from Lady Shri Ram College for Women and a detailed diploma course from Maaya Academy of Advanced Cinematic in multimedia and graphic designing. Nidhi K aushik, Asst. Manager Design & Merchandising: Nidhi has done her Graduate Diploma in Fashion Designing from NIIFT, Mohali. Rahul Barkataky, Co-Founder & CEO: Rahul has a Post Graduate Diploma in Rural Management from Institute of Rural Management Anand (IRMA). Shambhu Prasad, Asstt. Manager (Finance & Admin) Shambhu is a post graduate and has more than 10 years of experience. BOARD OF GOVERNORS Ms Reva Nayyar (I.A.S-Retd), President: Ms Nayyar retired as Secretary, Ministry of Women's and Child Development, Government of India. She joined the prestigious and competitive Indian Administrative Services (I.A.S) at an young age of 21 and worked across different department and Ministries for 39 years. Her areas of interest are child and women's issues. Vaibhav Nigam, Vice President: Mr. Nigam has graduated from IIPM(Indian Institute of Planning in 2005. He is a consultant with Hewitt, he has been involved in one of the

oldest member of CFM(Community Friendly Movement). Rahul Nainwal, Vice President: Mr. Rahul Nainwal has a Post Graduate diploma from the Institute of Rural Management, Anand (IRMA) and has previously worked with organisations like Mukand Steel and Gujarat Cooperative Milk Marketing Federation Limited (Amul). At present he is the Managing Director of MITRA Technology Foundation. Saurav Kumar,Treasurer: Mr. Kumar has a dual degree in Bachelor of Business Administration and Masters in Business Administration from Indian Institute of Planning and Management (IIPM), New Delhi. At present he is a partner at InvestCare. FINANCIAL S TAT E M EN T S BALANCE SHEET AS OF MARCH 31, 2008 Schedule Amount (Rs.) SOURCE OF FUNDS Capital Fund Account - Opening Balance 195,260 - Add: Profit during the year 551,622 746,882 Unutilized Grand Fund - FORD - Unutilized Grand Fund - HIVOS (814,142) (814,142) Unsecured Loans Loan from FWWB 550,000 Fixed Asset Replacement Fund - Opening Balance 187,313 - Add: Addition during the year 193,776 381,089 Less: Depreciation 161,092 219,997 702,737 Application of Funds Fixed Assets Gross Block 381,089 Less: Depreciation 161,092 Net Block 219,997 Current Assets, Loans & Advances Current Assets 2,429,842 Less : Current Liabilities & Provisions 1,947,102 Net Assets 482,740 702,737

PROFIT & LOSS ACCOUNT FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31ST MARCH 2008 Schedule 2007-2008 (Rs.) Income Sales 4,180,613 Misc. Incomes 76,032 4,256,645 Expenditure Purchases 3,082,856 Administrative Expenses 3 622,167 3,705,023 Profit for the Year 551,622 R ECEIPT AND P A YMENT FOR THE PERIOD OF 01.04.2007 TO 31.03.2008 Schedule Amount (Rs.) Receipt Foreign Grant - Ford Opening Balance Ford Foundation 672,293 Addition during the year - Paid back 14,931 657,362 Foreign Grant - Hivos Opening Balance Hivos 477,597 Addition during the year 1,270,790 1,748,387 2,405,749 Payment Expenses for Ford Operational Cost Salary 272,500 Office Management Travelling 209,521 Communication Expenses 41,923 Rent 65,260 Marketing Expenses Design & Production Expenses 16,901 Hosting Expenses 51,257 Purchase of Fixed Assets 657,362 Expenses For Hivos Operational Cost Salary 1,370,108 Office Management Travelling 240,574 Office Expenses 33,560 Bank Charges 5,219 Communication Expenses 21,575 Rent 246,686 Consumables Expenses 31,298 Audit Fee 20,000 Legal & professional fee 4,700 Workshop Expenses Workshop Expenses 103,132 Marketing Expenses Design & production Expenses 213,982 Hosting Expenses 75,176 Purchase of Fixed Assets 193,776 2559,968 Unutilized Balance (811,581) 2,405,749 As per our report of even date attached for A.K. Nair & Co. For COMMUNITY FRIENDLY M O VEMENT Chartered Accountants Sd/- A.K. Nair Sd/- Sd/- Partner M.No. 84690 Treasurer President Place: New Delhi Date: 28th June, 2008 Place: New Delhi Date: 28th June, 2008

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