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The Internationale Mennonititische Organisation für Hilfswerk und andere christliche Aufgaben e.V. (IMO), International Mennonite Organization) was organized in 1967 by the Mennonite relief organizations of The [[Netherlands|Netherlands]] and [[Germany|Germany]] as well as the [[Mennonite Brethren Church|Mennonite Brethren Church]] in Europe to carry out social welfare and [[Development Work|development aid]]. The relief organizations of the Mennonites of France and Switzerland were not yet members in 1986. Projects such as the Trainee Exchange Program and cooperation in sending relief and development volunteers are carried out together with [[Mennonite Central Committee (International)|Mennonite Central Committee]]. Projects especially supported by IMO are Indian settlement in the [[Chaco (South America)|Chaco]] in [[Paraguay|Paraguay]]; food aid and social construction programs (medicinal care, school education, child sponsorship, economic development) in [[Brazil|Brazil]], [[Uruguay|Uruguay]], [[Nicaragua|Nicaragua]], [[Guatemala|Guatemala]], [[India|India]], [[Chad|Chad]]; and care of refugees and re-settlers ([[Umsiedler (Aussiedler)|Umsiedler]]) in Europe. In 1987 the annual budget of IMO amounted to 1.3 million West German marks. IMO wants to engage itself in Asia, [[Africa|Africa]], and Latin America, preferably in long-term social development projects ("help towards self-help"). But again and again it saw itself called also to give short-term food and [[Refugees|refugee]] aid. Wherever possible IMO also sends volunteers to the above-named projects, usually for a minimum of three years.

See also [[Inter-Mennonite Cooperation|Inter-Mennonite Cooperation]]; [[Neuwied (Rheinland-Pfalz, Germany)|Neuwied]]; [[Stichting voor Bijzondere Noden in de Doopsgezinde Broederschap en Daarbuiten (Foundation for Special Needs within the Mennonite Brotherhood and Beyond)|Stichting voor Bijzondere Noden]].

= Bibliography =
Mennonitisches Jahrbuch.

{{GAMEO_footer|hp=Vol. 5, pp. 451-452|date=1987|a1_last=Foth|a1_first=Peter J|a2_last= |a2_first= }}

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−	The Internationale Mennonititische Organisation für Hilfswerk und andere christliche Aufgaben e.V. (IMO), International Mennonite Organization) was organized in 1967 by the Mennonite relief organizations of The [[Netherlands\|Netherlands]] and [[Germany\|Germany]] as well as the [[Mennonite Brethren Church\|Mennonite Brethren Church]] in Europe to carry out social welfare and [[Development Work\|development aid]]. The relief organizations of the Mennonites of France and Switzerland were not yet members in 1986. Projects such as the Trainee Exchange Program and cooperation in sending relief and development volunteers are carried out together with [[Mennonite Central Committee (International)\|Mennonite Central Committee]]. Projects especially supported by IMO are ~~Indian~~ settlement in the [[Chaco (South America)\|Chaco]] in [[Paraguay\|Paraguay]]; food aid and social construction programs (medicinal care, school education, child sponsorship, economic development) in [[Brazil\|Brazil]], [[Uruguay\|Uruguay]], [[Nicaragua\|Nicaragua]], [[Guatemala\|Guatemala]], [[India\|India]], [[Chad\|Chad]]; and care of refugees and re-settlers <em>([[Umsiedler (Aussiedler)\|Umsiedler]]) </em>in Europe. In 1987 the annual budget of IMO amounted to 1.3 million West German marks. IMO wants to engage itself in Asia, [[Africa\|Africa]], and Latin America, preferably in long-term social development projects ("help towards self-help"). But again and again it saw itself called also to give short-term food and [[Refugees\|refugee]] aid. Wherever possible IMO also sends volunteers to the above-named projects, usually for a minimum of three years.	+	The Internationale Mennonititische Organisation für Hilfswerk und andere christliche Aufgaben e.V. (IMO), International Mennonite Organization) was organized in 1967 by the Mennonite relief organizations of The [[Netherlands\|Netherlands]] and [[Germany\|Germany]] as well as the [[Mennonite Brethren Church\|Mennonite Brethren Church]] in Europe to carry out social welfare and [[Development Work\|development aid]]. The relief organizations of the Mennonites of France and Switzerland were not yet members in 1986. Projects such as the Trainee Exchange Program and cooperation in sending relief and development volunteers are carried out together with [[Mennonite Central Committee (International)\|Mennonite Central Committee]]. Projects especially supported by IMO are Indigenous settlement in the [[Chaco (South America)\|Chaco]] in [[Paraguay\|Paraguay]]; food aid and social construction programs (medicinal care, school education, child sponsorship, economic development) in [[Brazil\|Brazil]], [[Uruguay\|Uruguay]], [[Nicaragua\|Nicaragua]], [[Guatemala\|Guatemala]], [[India\|India]], [[Chad\|Chad]]; and care of refugees and re-settlers <em>([[Umsiedler (Aussiedler)\|Umsiedler]]) </em>in Europe. In 1987 the annual budget of IMO amounted to 1.3 million West German marks. IMO wants to engage itself in Asia, [[Africa\|Africa]], and Latin America, preferably in long-term social development projects ("help towards self-help"). But again and again it saw itself called also to give short-term food and [[Refugees\|refugee]] aid. Wherever possible IMO also sends volunteers to the above-named projects, usually for a minimum of three years.

	See also [[Inter-Mennonite Cooperation\|Inter-Mennonite Cooperation]]; [[Neuwied (Rheinland-Pfalz, Germany)\|Neuwied]]; [[Stichting voor Bijzondere Noden in de Doopsgezinde Broederschap en Daarbuiten (Foundation for Special Needs within the Mennonite Brotherhood and Beyond)\|Stichting voor Bijzondere Noden]].		See also [[Inter-Mennonite Cooperation\|Inter-Mennonite Cooperation]]; [[Neuwied (Rheinland-Pfalz, Germany)\|Neuwied]]; [[Stichting voor Bijzondere Noden in de Doopsgezinde Broederschap en Daarbuiten (Foundation for Special Needs within the Mennonite Brotherhood and Beyond)\|Stichting voor Bijzondere Noden]].

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−	The Internationale Mennonititische Organisation für Hilfswerk und andere christliche Aufgaben e.V. (IMO), International Mennonite Organization) was organized in 1967 by the Mennonite relief organizations of The [[Netherlands\|Netherlands]] and [[Germany\|Germany]] as well as the [[Mennonite Brethren Church\|Mennonite Brethren Church]] in Europe to carry out social welfare and [[Development Work\|development aid]]. The relief organizations of the Mennonites of France and Switzerland were not yet members in 1986. Projects such as the Trainee Exchange Program and cooperation in sending relief and development volunteers are carried out together with [[Mennonite Central Committee (International)\|Mennonite Central Committee]]. Projects especially supported by IMO are Indian settlement in the [[Chaco (South America)\|Chaco]] in [[Paraguay\|Paraguay]]; food aid and social construction programs (medicinal care, school education, child sponsorship, economic development) in [[Brazil\|Brazil]], [[Uruguay\|Uruguay]], [[Nicaragua\|Nicaragua]], [[Guatemala\|Guatemala]], [[India\|India]], [[Chad\|Chad]]; and care of refugees and re-settlers <em>([[Umsiedler (Aussiedler)\|Umsiedler]]) </em>in Europe. In 1987 the annual budget of IMO~~<strong> </strong>~~amounted to 1.3 million West German marks. IMO wants to engage itself in Asia, [[Africa\|Africa]], and Latin America, preferably in long-term social development projects ("help towards self-help"). But again and again it saw itself called also to give short-term food and [[Refugees\|refugee]] aid. Wherever possible IMO also sends volunteers to the above-named projects, usually for a minimum of three years.	+	The Internationale Mennonititische Organisation für Hilfswerk und andere christliche Aufgaben e.V. (IMO), International Mennonite Organization) was organized in 1967 by the Mennonite relief organizations of The [[Netherlands\|Netherlands]] and [[Germany\|Germany]] as well as the [[Mennonite Brethren Church\|Mennonite Brethren Church]] in Europe to carry out social welfare and [[Development Work\|development aid]]. The relief organizations of the Mennonites of France and Switzerland were not yet members in 1986. Projects such as the Trainee Exchange Program and cooperation in sending relief and development volunteers are carried out together with [[Mennonite Central Committee (International)\|Mennonite Central Committee]]. Projects especially supported by IMO are Indian settlement in the [[Chaco (South America)\|Chaco]] in [[Paraguay\|Paraguay]]; food aid and social construction programs (medicinal care, school education, child sponsorship, economic development) in [[Brazil\|Brazil]], [[Uruguay\|Uruguay]], [[Nicaragua\|Nicaragua]], [[Guatemala\|Guatemala]], [[India\|India]], [[Chad\|Chad]]; and care of refugees and re-settlers <em>([[Umsiedler (Aussiedler)\|Umsiedler]]) </em>in Europe. In 1987 the annual budget of IMO amounted to 1.3 million West German marks. IMO wants to engage itself in Asia, [[Africa\|Africa]], and Latin America, preferably in long-term social development projects ("help towards self-help"). But again and again it saw itself called also to give short-term food and [[Refugees\|refugee]] aid. Wherever possible IMO also sends volunteers to the above-named projects, usually for a minimum of three years.

	See also [[Inter-Mennonite Cooperation\|Inter-Mennonite Cooperation]]; [[Neuwied (Rheinland-Pfalz, Germany)\|Neuwied]]; [[Stichting voor Bijzondere Noden in de Doopsgezinde Broederschap en Daarbuiten (Foundation for Special Needs within the Mennonite Brotherhood and Beyond)\|Stichting voor Bijzondere Noden]].		See also [[Inter-Mennonite Cooperation\|Inter-Mennonite Cooperation]]; [[Neuwied (Rheinland-Pfalz, Germany)\|Neuwied]]; [[Stichting voor Bijzondere Noden in de Doopsgezinde Broederschap en Daarbuiten (Foundation for Special Needs within the Mennonite Brotherhood and Beyond)\|Stichting voor Bijzondere Noden]].

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 See also [[Inter-Mennonite Cooperation|Inter-Mennonite Cooperation]]; [[Neuwied (Rheinland-Pfalz, Germany)|Neuwied]]; [[Stichting voor Bijzondere Noden in de Doopsgezinde Broederschap en Daarbuiten (Foundation for Special Needs within the Mennonite Brotherhood and Beyond)|Stichting voor Bijzondere Noden]].
 = Bibliography =
 <em class="gameo_bibliography">Mennonitisches Jahrbuch</em>.
 {{GAMEO_footer|hp=Vol. 5, pp. 451-452|date=1987|a1_last=Foth|a1_first=Peter J|a2_last= |a2_first= }}