INGON Annual Reports
The Annual Report of Impulse NGO Network is a comprehensive document that highlights key initiatives, as well as details various programs run by Impulse NGO Network and its partners, in the fight against human trafficking.
In its tenth year now, the Impulse NGO Network Annual Report also gives all stakeholders insights into the functioning and the financing of our efforts.
The Annual Report is distributed free of cost for those involved in our cause, as well as those who wish to get involved and want to know more.
If you wish to read any of our Annual Reports, please write to us.
- 2023 - 24 Annual ReportThe 2023-2024 period marked the culmination of INGON’s multi-crop farming and agroforestry initiative launched in 2021, bringing together lessons from several years of work with displaced and host communities across Northeast India and Myanmar. The year also saw continued progress in human trafficking case management, legal support, artisan and entrepreneur development, medical assistance, and regional partnerships. Alongside closing a major phase of the Prevention initiative, INGON expanded its regional outlook through its Bangkok office, cross-border collaboration, and new platforms for social innovation and livelihood development.
- 2022 - 23 Annual ReportThe 2022-2023 period reflected INGON’s continued focus on building resilience among communities affected by displacement, economic vulnerability and human trafficking. Alongside emergency support in Myanmar, the organisation advanced community-led farming, agroforestry and livelihood initiatives across Northeast India, while strengthening grassroots participation through Community-Based Organisations. The year also marked the expansion of the Impulse Case Management Centre, greater engagement with entrepreneurs and deeper partnerships across the region, reinforcing INGON’s approach of linking protection with economic and institutional empowerment.
- 2021 - 22 Annual ReportDuring 2021-2022, Impulse NGO Network strengthened its response to human trafficking, unsafe migration and displacement through the Impulse Model, with a strong focus on humanitarian assistance and longer-term community resilience. The year saw the expansion of food security and agroforestry initiatives for displaced and host communities across Northeast India, alongside livelihood development, economic empowerment and continued strengthening of the Impulse Case Management Centre. Through partnerships across India and neighbouring countries, INGON continued to combine immediate protection with sustainable solutions addressing the vulnerabilities that contribute to unsafe migration.
- 2019 - 20 Annual Report
- 2018 - 19 Annual Report
- 2015 - 16 Annual Report
- 2014 - 15 Annual Report
During the financial year of April 2014 to March 2015, INGON made significant progress on various fronts.
This included 21 training workshops and meetings related to enhancement and implementation of the Impulse Model; partnering with YMCA Myanmar, to scale up the Impulse Model in Myanmar; para legal volunteer training in Arunachal Pradesh; and an Indo-Myanmar Regional Consultation on Trafficking in Persons.
The biggest achievement this year, was in the fight against Child Labour in the Rat-Hole Coal Mines of Meghalaya. India’s National Green Tribunal (NGT) passed an order banning rat-hole mining in the state of Meghalaya, thus putting an end to many years of cruelty and indignity that came with the illegal employment of children in these mines.
- 2013 - 14 Annual Report
The challenges and successes in our journey so far as an organisation, is an attestation of our work against human trafficking and exploitation, and our fight for child rights worldwide.
During the year, we organised several events and conferences with key stakeholders. This included the Trafficking-in-Persons Conclave 3, and Moving Forward Together – both supported by the American Centre of the US Consulate in Kolkata. These events helped establish and expand cross-border collaboration against human trafficking, between Bangladesh, Bhutan, Nepal, Myanmar, and India.
These meetings also led to the replication of the Impulse Model in Myanmar, and setting up of ICIC Myanmar, with a capacity building workshop for NGOs and media persons.
In 2013-14, we also conducted significant research, on Access to Justice for Women in the Northeast, which led to its recommendations being implemented by the Department of Justice – Government of India, with the support of UNDP, and administration by NRCW and NMEW.
To read all about this and more relevant stories in our effort to put an end to human trafficking and exploitation worldwide, you can request a copy of this annual report, by writing to us here.
- 2012 - 13 Annual Report
- 2011 - 12 Annual Report
- 2010 - 11 Annual Report
- 2009 - 10 Annual Report
- 2008 - 09 Annual Report
- 2007 - 08 Annual Report
- 2006 - 07 Annual Report