Organisation List
API endpoint that allows organisations to be viewed or edited.
GET /rest/v1/organisation/?format=api&ordering=-mobile&page=10
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It was established in 2003 after realizing that small scale farmers are often unable to take advantage of the increasing opportunities for entrepreneurial development offered by market liberalization and private agro-industrial investment. The Faida MaLi team carries out consultancies and implements donor funded projects in providing market linkage services. 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It was established by the Parliament Act No. 23 of 1979 as a parastatal organization under the Ministry of Health. 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When WfWP accepted funding proposal for some of initial activities for this project, TWG formalized the intervention in the village through involving the broader Mweteni community and the village government. The Same District Water Department was also informed and involved from the initial phase, a process which was seen key for sustainability of the Project.", "notes": "", "can_create_projects": false, "enforce_program_projects": false, "use_project_roles": false, "public_iati_file": true, "enforce_2fa": false, "can_become_reporting": false, "iati_prefixes": null, "primary_location": 605, "content_owner": null, "original": null, "password_policy": null, "codelist": null, "internal_org_ids": [] }, { "id": 671, "total_budgets": [], "recipient_org_budgets": [], "region_budgets": [], "country_budgets": [], "total_expenditures": [], "documents": [], "locations": [ { "id": 167, "latitude": -2.516667, "longitude": 32.9, "city": "Mwanza", "state": "Mwanza Region", "address_1": "P.O BOX 905", "address_2": "", "postcode": "255", "iati_country": "TZ", "country": 1, "location_target": 671 } ], "logo": null, "latitude": "-2.516667", "longitude": "32.9", "city": "Mwanza", "current_user_permissions": { "can_create_iati_export": false, "can_edit_iati_export": false }, "created_at": "2012-05-16T13:05:49+02:00", "last_modified_at": "2015-02-26T13:56:53.107174+01:00", "name": "DHMIS", "long_name": "DISTRICT HEALTH MANAGEMENT INFORMATION SYSTEMS", "language": "en", "organisation_type": "N", "currency": "EUR", "new_organisation_type": 22, "iati_org_id": null, "url": "https://sites.google.com/site/dhmismwanza/", "facebook": "", "twitter": "", "linkedin": "", "phone": "+255 28 2541130", "mobile": "+255 713 465667", "fax": "+255 28 2541130", "contact_person": "Deograstias Katonyella", "contact_email": "deokattonyella@gmail.com", "description": "The project called DHMIS, involves a variety of stakeholders. It is centered around the City Medical Officers (CMO) office, The African Inland Church of Tanzania (AICT), The Evangelical, Lutheran Church of Tanzania (ELCT), the Roman Catholic Church all in Mwanza. The Regional Health Director of the Christian Social Services Commission (CSSC) acts as project Chairperson.\r\n\r\nThe main reason which triggered for this project was lack of accurate and timely data in the health sector. This is a national problem. During the Round Table workshop in 2005, health information systems were identified as an appropriate way to improve the quality of health data and to reinforce the management of the health system. This problem is more severe for health facilities owned by civil society. Without proper data, proper analysis would be impossible and hence automatically affect the quality of decisions to be made. Also without proper data keeping, access to the secretarial basket funding is limited and the interventions of the Civil Society Organizations (CSO) remains relatively small. Furthermore, a data driven health sector is more responsive to the end users, more accurate in its interventions, more accountable and fosters a learning environment that would promote the analysis of data closer to the points of data generation. This reduces the reliance on centralized knowledge generation and intervention planning. At national level the need for appropriate health information is recognized and included in the Health Systems Strengthening Program III. This is further elaborated in an eHealth strategy. In DHMIS, the national government is involved through the CMO and RMO. Staff from MoH will be invited to visit the project. A former visit resulted in substantial support.\r\nICT has been identified as a critical tool in development today and has vast potentials in improving the delivery of health services. The District Health Management Information Systems (DHMIS) in Mwanza envisages the establishment of an adequate network to facilitate quick and quality Health Management Information System covering the main health units and programs in the region. The project has previously supported the building of Health Management Information Systems at various facilities that are owned and managed by the three biggest Faith Based Organizations and the Government operating in Mwanza; namely DHMIS project is designed to assist the facilities and parent organizations to manage their operations better. In addition, this project has built the capacity of the CMOs office to receive, store, analyze and re-transmit vital health data both to the higher administrative levels of the government as well as downward to the data generators. 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Also facilities will be able to accurately supervise and account for all the revenue collected.\r\nICT will change the way people store, retrieve, present and share information. This will improve the pace at which organizations performs their activities while reducing costs by taking advantage of knowledge and tools made available by this digital age. Streamlining organizational activities while improving responsiveness to client’s need, which is a key distinguishing factor that will add competitive edge to modern organisation. It also allows to make use of telemedicine and eLearning to further enhance the capacity and quality of care.\r\nThe main reason which triggered for this project was lack of accurate and timely data in the health sector. This is a national problem. During the Round Table workshop in 2005, health information systems were identified as an appropriate way to improve the quality of health data and to reinforce the management of the health system. 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The Diocesan Development team is responsible for effective management of development projects in Same Diocese.\r\nMISSION STATEMENT\r\nTo facilitate sustainable holistic development with Christian Social values to all people with emphasis to the marginalized communities in Same Diocese\r\nOBJECTIVES AND AREAS OF INVOLVEMENT.\r\n1. To assist the community identify their cultural, Social, economic problems and find means of solving them.\r\n2. Assisting local communities’ initiatives in availability and provision of quality basic social services (health, water and education) in a socially acceptable and affordable way to all.\r\n3. Improving the social economic status of the community by empowerment of the marginalized population in entrepreneurship skills.\r\n4. To mainstream gender issues and HIV/AIDS to diocesan developments projects/programmes.\r\n5. To raise awareness of the communities in the importance of local /national/global environment management initiatives.\r\n6. 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