6083https://rsr.akvo.org/rest/v1/organisation/?format=xml&ordering=-id&page=203https://rsr.akvo.org/rest/v1/organisation/?format=xml&ordering=-id&page=2017149051.4387264.034539KruiningenZeelandNieuwenhove 11 4416 HLNL371https://storage.googleapis.com/akvo-rsr-production-media-files/cache/0e/05/0e05e361706373a045db41b8472c7676.jpg51.4387264.034539KruiningenFalseFalse2009-02-14T16:07:12+01:002015-02-26T13:57:00.103428+01:00RamroStichting RamroenNEUR22http://www.ramro.nl/+31 (0)6 81295504+31 (0)6-29603160Anneke Daane / Jos Zandersinfo@ramro.nlStichting Ramro: Structurele en duurzame ontwikkelings samenwerking in Nepal
Onze doelen:
Een bijdrage leveren aan de verbetering van de inkomens-, leef, woon- en werksituatie en het bevorderen van gezondheid en onderwijs van in Nepal woonachtige personen, gezinnen en groepen van mensen. Alles in de meest ruime zin.
Onze projecten:
1. het bouwen van biogasinstallaties en toiletten in de districten Kavre Palanchowk en Sindhuli
2. het verbeteren van bestaande en het bouwen van nieuwe watervoorzieningen in Dumja (Sindhuli)
3. het bouwen van een nieuwe Primary School in Dumja (Sindhuli) en het in stand houden daarvan.
4. structurele support voor Nirmala Primary School in Thulo Parsel (Kavre Palanchowk)
De effecten:
Onze projecten leveren een bijdrage aan het realiseren van de millenniumdoelen:
• armoede halveren en minder mensen honger
• iedereen naar school
• mannen en vrouwen gelijkwaardig
• minder kindersterfte
• verbeteren van de gezondheid van moeders
• bestrijding van hiv/aids, malaria en andere dodelijke ziektes
• meer mensen leven in een duurzaam leefmilieu
• meer eerlijke handel, schuldenverlichting en hulp
FalseFalseFalseTrueFalseFalse4906963752.2732995.243605BlaricumNoord-HollandPO box 184NL369https://storage.googleapis.com/akvo-rsr-production-media-files/cache/37/42/37420436552a8911fee0a2c3ca6634cb.jpg52.2732995.243605BlaricumFalseFalse2009-01-28T20:56:27+01:002015-10-16T16:22:49.018182+02:00VAMWomen and Labour Market FoundationenNEUR22http://www.stichtingvam.nl/+31-35-5384067+31-653391309+31-35-5384065Marie-Antoinette de Vethbestuur1@stichtingvam.nlVAM (Foundation for Women and Labor Market) was founded in April 2003 by former employees and board members of the Women Vocational schools in the Netherlands and with the support of FNV Vrouwenbond and BPW the Netherlands. The schools had ceased to exist as independent schools in 2002. The foundation safeguards the heritage of these schools, and continues to promote it's methodology and concepts for vocational training of women. The Dutch VAM foundation supports and promotes emancipation, gender equity and economic independence for women in particular. (see Mission & Goals). The expertise and methods used are widely recognized as one of the most successful in terms of women acquiring job qualifications and entering the labor market.
It specializes in made-to-measure vocational training for (especially) women - also in developing countries- in the fields of inter alia computer maintenance and services, entrepreneurship, management of water committees and maintenance of water pumps, plumbing, carpentry, building, etc.
Currently VAM is assisting in projects or monitoring projects in e.g. Suriname (South America), Turkey, Sri Lanka, Sudan, Mali and Moldova.
The Foundation is a not-for-profit, registered NGO, based in the Netherlands.FalseFalseFalseTrueFalseFalse6376855556.66144516.362723KalmarKalmarSE1868https://storage.googleapis.com/akvo-rsr-production-media-files/cache/6e/83/6e832ca42f57208b7729c0ec22a75600.jpg56.66144516.362723KalmarFalseFalse2009-01-27T16:43:02+01:002015-02-26T13:57:00.814689+01:00SI/E SwedenSoroptimist Club Kalmar, SwedenenNEUR22http://www.soroptimistsweden.se/FalseFalseFalseTrueFalseFalse5556755346.203816.139959GenevaGenva72, route de FlorissantCH- 1206 CH2667https://storage.googleapis.com/akvo-rsr-production-media-files/cache/dc/29/dc29c7304123921f53b97f53a3e751b6.jpg46.203816.139959GenevaFalseFalse2009-01-27T16:15:41+01:002015-02-26T13:57:00.798817+01:00SI/E BamakoSoroptimist International Bamako EspoirenNEUR22http://www.soroptimisteurope.org/+41-2234608Roswitha Ottrott@bluewin.chSoroptimist International of Europe (SI/E) is one of four federations of Soroptimist International (SI), a worldwide organisation of women in management and professions, working to build a better world for women and children through awareness, advocacy and action. SI/E is present in 57 countries with over 1230 clubs and 35000 members.
Our Unions and Clubs initiate and/or support service projects aimed at improving the lives of women and girls. This may range from securing safe drinking water to helping women provide for their own livelihood. SI/E lobbies in international and European organisations as well as in its members' countries and communities for human rights, gender equality, sustainable development and peace through international goodwill, understanding and friendship.
As a network of and for women, we are committed to providing assistance and service at local, national and international levels.
The Soroptimist International Bamako Espoir in Mali, communicates and functions through Soroptimist International of Europe.
FalseFalseFalseTrueFalseFalse5536655246.203816.139959GenevaGeneva72, route de FlorissantCH- 1206 CH2666https://storage.googleapis.com/akvo-rsr-production-media-files/cache/5b/df/5bdf054fdfa2624d721a3c5b55952020.jpg46.203816.139959GenevaFalseFalse2009-01-27T15:19:14+01:002015-02-26T13:57:00.791112+01:00SI/E Addis AbabaSoroptimist International Addis Ababa ClubenNEUR22http://www.soroptimisteurope.org/+41-2234608Roswitha Ottrott@bluewin.chSoroptimist International of Europe (SI/E) is one of four federations of Soroptimist International (SI), a worldwide organisation of women in management and professions, working to build a better world for women and children through awareness, advocacy and action. SI/E is present in 57 countries with over 1230 clubs and 35000 members.
Our Unions and Clubs initiate and/or support service projects aimed at improving the lives of women and girls. This may range from securing safe drinking water to helping women provide for their own livelihood. SI/E lobbies in international and European organisations as well as in its members' countries and communities for human rights, gender equality, sustainable development and peace through international goodwill, understanding and friendship.
As a network of and for women, we are committed to providing assistance and service at local, national and international levels.
The Soroptimist International Addis Ababa Club in Ethiopia, communicates and functions through Soroptimist International of Europe.
FalseFalseFalseTrueFalseFalse5526567252.0847814.294911The HagueZuid-HollandLaan van Meerdervoort 702517 ANNL365https://storage.googleapis.com/akvo-rsr-production-media-files/cache/ba/28/ba2804935455e2fcb76bec3296c978b5.jpg52.0847814.294911The HagueFalseFalse2009-01-27T13:48:59+01:002015-02-26T13:57:03.374838+01:00WfWPWomen for Water PartnershipenNEUR22NL-KVK-27330652http://www.womenforwater.org/+31-70-3264176Maaike Batistsecretariat@womenforwater.orgInternational network of women’s organisations:
Women for Water Partnership (WfWP) is an international network of women’s organisations in South America, the Caribbean, Africa, Asia and West- and Eastern Europe. The partnership consists of more than a million women - one of the Major Groups that are identified by the United Nations to shape a sustainable society. The women of WfWP come from different social cultural and professional backgrounds. They contribute to poverty reduction with their know-how and experience.
IWRM:
The focus of the organisation is sustainable development through integrated water resource management. WfWP’s key concerns are empowerment, local ownership, equity mainstreaming, partnership, and grassroots development.
Day-to-day practice:
WfWP fills the gap between the local day-to-day practice in water management and the international agreed principles for sustainable development. The partnership links macro and micro level interventions and creates conditions that enable women and their organisations to become partners in the development of their own environment.
Dynamic networking:
WfWP has its own working methodology: Dynamic Networking. It is tailor-made for sustainable solutions at grass roots level. Through the Dynamic Networking approach all stakeholders arrive at a shared needs perception and jointly develop the most appropriate solution. In the resulting project all parties involved work together on an equal footing contributing their specific expertise.
Concrete project:
Every year WfWP members organise working conferences in different regions in the world. At those conferences initiatives of member organisations are developed into concrete projects. Relevant stakeholders are invited to participate in the joint development and subsequent implementation of these projects. The knowledge and experience about a.o. partnerships, appropriate technologies, micro finance, and up-scaling of successful initiatives are exchanged and put to practice.
FalseFalseFalseTrueFalseFalse6726455446.203816.139959GenevaGeneva72, route de FlorissantCH- 1206 CH2664https://storage.googleapis.com/akvo-rsr-production-media-files/cache/f6/d2/f6d21d5c382a63ba21e1f9c9c9e30bd6.jpg46.203816.139959GenevaFalseFalse2009-01-27T13:08:21+01:002015-02-26T13:57:00.806847+01:00SI/E KisumuSoroptimist Kisumu Winam ClubenNEUR22http://www.soroptimisteurope.org/+41-2234608Roswitha Ottrott@bluewin.chSoroptimist International of Europe (SI/E) is one of four federations of Soroptimist International (SI), a worldwide organisation of women in management and professions, working to build a better world for women and children through awareness, advocacy and action. SI/E is present in 57 countries with over 1230 clubs and 35000 members.
Our Unions and Clubs initiate and/or support service projects aimed at improving the lives of women and girls. This may range from securing safe drinking water to helping women provide for their own livelihood. SI/E lobbies in international and European organisations as well as in its members' countries and communities for human rights, gender equality, sustainable development and peace through international goodwill, understanding and friendship.
As a network of and for women, we are committed to providing assistance and service at local, national and international levels.
The Soroptimist Kisumu Winam Club in Kenya, communicates and functions through Soroptimist International of Europe.
FalseFalseFalseTrueFalseFalse554605912.9777.594376BangaloreKarnataka#599, 12th MainIndiranagar, HAL 2nd Stage560008IN260https://storage.googleapis.com/akvo-rsr-production-media-files/cache/bc/fb/bcfbe85e3e385d328a8ce7468ed23f8f.jpg12.9777.594376BangaloreFalseFalse2009-01-23T16:53:08+01:002015-08-06T11:57:22.176480+02:00ArghyamArghyamenNEUR22http://arghyam.org/+91 (080) 41698941+91 (080) 41698943Rahul Bakarerahul@arghyam.orgArghyam is a public charitable foundation setup with a personal endowment from Rohini Nilekani and working in the water sector since 2005. Our mission is "Enough water, safe water ... always and for all".
Arghyam seeks to support strategic, equitable and sustainable efforts in the water sector that address basic water needs for all citizens. Arghyam's strategy is integrated around five focal areas ie. Project Grants, Urban Water Initiative, India Water Portal (www.indiawaterportal.org) Research and Advocacy and Government Partnerships. So far we have supported around 35 projects spread across 12 states of India, worth $4.2 million (approx). We emphasize sustainability - environmental, financial, social and technical - as the key desirable outcomes in all projects we support. FalseFalseFalseTrueFalseFalse59596352.2954735.164164Naarden-VestingNoord-HollandGansoordstraat 21411 RHNL359https://storage.googleapis.com/akvo-rsr-production-media-files/cache/38/47/384750cddaa9e74961f0f9e1de29eba5.jpg52.2954735.164164Naarden-VestingFalseFalse2008-12-18T15:05:33+01:002015-02-26T13:56:50.773255+01:00ASAPAssociation for Small African ProjectsenNEUR22http://www.asap-foundation.org/+31-(0) 35-6952878Hervé Milletinfo@asap-foundation.orgAssociation for Small African Projects (A.S.A.P.) is an independent, non profit and non governmental organization whose goal is to support development in rural villages in Burkina Faso, with main objective to increase attendance in primary school. A.S.A.P. is a Dutch foundation also registered in Burkina Faso.
The A.S.A.P. foundation is active since 1998 in Burkina Faso. The main objective of A.S.A.P. is to help villagers to have access to education and information. With this goal, ASAP supports small development projects for:
children: to facilitate their access to school and to motivate them to stay in school.
adults: through an alphabetization program.
women : to help them have more resources with access to small credits and communications of basic economical information.
farmers : to increase their awareness on savings, planning, selling of their crops and to give them access to credits.
all : to improve access to medical care and clean water.
FalseFalseFalseTrueFalseFalse6358479-21.45361147.085833FianarantsoaFianarantsoaN/AN/AN/AMG658https://storage.googleapis.com/akvo-rsr-production-media-files/cache/fe/cb/fecb30705dc3e1b99c1e2a7190c25e72.jpg-21.45361147.085833FianarantsoaFalseFalse2008-12-18T14:11:09+01:002015-02-26T13:56:59.411285+01:00PSOCProgram to Save the Old City of FianarantsoaenGEUR10http://www.madagascarvieilleville.info/?language=enN/AN/AN/AN/AN/AThe Program to Save the Old City, operating under the auspices of the Heritsialonina Foundation (registered as an Association under Malagasy law), works collaboratively with the resident population and donors to save this heritage site and to improve the lives of the residents. The primary objectives of PSOC were established during a phase of participatory research carried with the local population at the beginning of the project.FalseFalseFalseTrueFalseFalse47957549-9.30439434.779603NjombeIringaP.O. Box 227TZ157https://storage.googleapis.com/akvo-rsr-production-media-files/cache/05/6f/056fe0ff738bda48d9a1bc0e6329db17.jpg-9.30439434.779603NjombeFalseFalse2008-11-04T15:45:35+01:002015-02-26T13:57:00.771966+01:00SHIPOSouthern Highlands Participatory OrganisationenNEUR22http://www.shipo-tz.org/+255 768019413Morten van Donkmorten.shipo@gmail.comSouthern Highlands Participatory Organisation (SHIPO) is a Tanzanian NGO, aiming to contribute effectively to a sustained improvement in the living standard of poor people in Tanzania. SHIPO does this through the facilitation of self-help projects, based on the priorities, needs and capacities of poor people themselves. One of SHIPO’s core goals is to achieve improved water, hygieneSHIPO is a Tanzanian Non Governmental Organisation (NGO), based in Iringa Region, Njombe District, about 5 km South of Njombe town centre along the Makambako-Songea Tarmac and Main Road.
SHIPO has been registered under Ministry of Home Affairs as Non Governmental Organization Society on 07 May 2001 and provided with Certificate of Compliance number 1629 under the Non-Governmental Organisation Act 2 section 11(3) of Act 24 of 2002 on the 27th of September 2005 and allowed to operate in the whole mainland of Tanzania.
SHIPO facilitates people in rural villages and community based organisations (CBO’s) to plan and execute small scale self-help projects in the districts of Njombe, Ludewa and Mufindi. SHIPO’s aim is to facilitate organised groups (communities and women groups) in the successfully implementation of self-help projects that contributes to the improvement of living standards and the alleviation of poverty. Such projects include environmental health programs (gravity water supply systems, hydro water schemes and the low cost drilling technology of boreholes with rope pumps together with hygiene promotion and sanitation facilities), construction of primary schools, primary health care centres, and agricultural improvements at village level. HIV/AIDS and gender are crosscutting issues taken up in the projects. SHIPO also supports handicapped children, mostly through the cooperation with the CCBRT Disability Hospital in Dar es Salaam.
2.0 GOAL
2.1 Vision
Over a period of 10 years SHIPO will have contributed significantly to sustained improvements in the living standards of poor people in Tanzania.
2.3 Mission
To contribute effectively to a sustained improvements in the living standards of poor people in Tanzania through facilitation of self-help projects, based on the priorities, needs and capacities of people and civil society organisations, to achieve increased organisational capacity, improved educational and environmental health ( hygiene and sanitation) awareness and facilities (water supply, school buildings and health facilities) with groups of people/ communities and within the districts as a whole.
and sanitation conditions in rural areas through the implementation of simple, affordable and locally produced techniques (Smart Tecs). They ensure long-term sustainability by combining infrastructure with thorough training and education, and by working in close cooperation with local authorities and leaders. As a professional development organisation applying a community driven approach, SHIPO is widely recognized for its effective work in remote rural areas.FalseFalseFalseTrueFalseFalse5495613952.1610874.490153LeidenZuid HollandJan van Houtkade 502311 PENL356https://storage.googleapis.com/akvo-rsr-production-media-files/cache/40/f4/40f488527b30fc8d61e33cf254fd6bac.jpg52.1610874.490153LeidenFalseFalse2008-11-04T10:50:04+01:002015-02-26T13:56:52.706963+01:00Connect InternationalStichting Connect InternationalenNEUR22NL-KVK-28076857http://www.connectinternational.nl/+31 (0)71 514 1111+31 (0)71-5141111Maria Bestemanm.besteman@connectinternational.nlThe organisation:
Via local partners Connect International (CI) supports local communities to develop themselves. To reach this, innovative information systems and technologies are used. These so called Smart tecs are simple and affordable water- and sanitation solutions that in general can be produced locally.
The keyword is reparability, users are able to the maintenance themselves and spareparts are affordable and available. A Smart tec example is the rope pump, an innovative low cost handpump now used by 3 million people. Others examples are Rota sludge and Baptist well drilling, Tube groundwater recharge, Easy drip irrigation, Siphon water filters and VIP latrines.
The partnership:
Connect International supports Akvo with examples of good practices but also informs on failures, this because experiences indicate, “Simple is not easy”. A successful introduction of a simple technology requires, professional guidance. Learning from the past and combining the experiences of the Akvo partners, cost of water and sanitation can be reduced and sustainability increased.FalseFalseFalseTrueFalseFalse1395558652.295774.903752Oudekerk a/d AmstelNoord-HollandAmstelzijde 191184 TXNL355https://storage.googleapis.com/akvo-rsr-production-media-files/cache/e0/9a/e09aafc7f314f28ef7dd3a07a15cb6f2.jpg52.295774.903752Oudekerk a/d AmstelFalseFalse2008-08-15T18:01:32+02:002015-02-26T13:57:01.955277+01:00TAPPSTAPPS Strandvolleybal.net enCEUR70http://www.strandvolleybal.net/+31-6419 022 27Govert van Eerdegvaneerde@linfil.nlNow in its ninth year, the TAPPS Beach Volleyball Tournament, TAPPS
strandvolleybal.net is the biggest outdoor online media event to be
held in the Netherlands this year. It brings together teams from
across the Dutch internet media industry to raise money for clean
water and sanitation projects. This year the tournament on 23 August
2008 will descend on the picturesque beachclub location of 'Het
Stranhuis', in Wijk aan Zee.
Each team must donate a €250 entry fee and the event has numerous
additional sponsors. It is held in conjunction with Earth Water.
The organisers expect a record number of participants at the upcoming
event. Last year 72 companies and over 900 people participated, with
more expected for 2008.
The tournament is being organised by Govert van Eerde and is financial
backed by TAPPS. The event is produced by Live Solutions Events B.V. FalseFalseFalseTrueFalseFalse5865345352.1565895.388917AmersfoortUtrechtMobile ArtsWeverssingel 363811 GKNL353https://storage.googleapis.com/akvo-rsr-production-media-files/cache/e9/05/e905b1aefac1cdea4fb2878cd862cf0e.jpg52.1565895.388917AmersfoortFalseFalse2008-08-13T17:50:30+02:002015-02-26T13:56:59.486544+01:00ParadeTheaterfestival de ParadeenNEUR22http://www.deparade.nl/+31 (0)33 465 45 55+31 (0)33 465 62 46Eefje Colseneefje@mobilearts.nlDe Parade is a two-month mobile theatre festival with performances that take place in tents. Like a fair or a circus, de Parade has been touring the Netherlands and abroad for 21 years, descending on the nicest parks and squares in town. Depending on the prospective public, de Parade will stay in town for 10 or 17 days. De Parade is the only travelling theatre festival in the world and has been set up like a circus turned inside-out, with the audience in the centre and the artists around them. The result is an irresistible live panorama of theatre, dance, music, art, entertainment, magic, curiosities, attractions and shows. This colourful collection of theatre tents, fountain tents, the chairoplane and the global restaurants make the de Parade festival site resemble an old-fashioned fair ground.
Every year the de Parade programme is like a refreshingly theatrical maze. The public can choose from a selection of performances usually produced especially for de Parade and shown simultaneously on the festival site. The length of the shows varies from three to sixty minutes. Every performance is repeated several times each night. There is also an extensive children's parade. In this way, everybody can plan their own day full of culture, art, theatre and music. The programme is made up of dozens of programmes and attractions. The artists try to influence the public by presenting free and attractive de Parade acts on the stage in front of their tents, like the bonisseurs (showmen) who used to draw the public's attention to their shows at the annual fairs in the Middle Ages. Their act was called 'holding a parade'. De Parade has it origins in the Boulevard of Broken Dreams, an international travelling theatre festival that toured from 1984 to 1987.FalseFalseFalseTrueFalseFalse4535218552.3738014.890935AmsterdamNoord-HollandLijnbaansgracht 162 2hoog1016 VX NL352https://storage.googleapis.com/akvo-rsr-production-media-files/cache/1d/9f/1d9fb5048e0e1e29471747e7b6aa5384.jpg52.3738014.890935AmsterdamFalseFalse2008-08-13T17:44:17+02:002015-11-10T12:29:48.104514+01:00EARTH ConceptsEARTH ConceptsenCEUR70http://www.earth-concepts.com/+31-642058921Patrick de Nekkerpatrick@earth-concepts.comEarth Concept is an unique company that combines regular business principles with a high degree of social responsibility. It sells EARTH-products to consumers at competitive prices under an arrangement whereby 100 % of net profits will be donated to fund water projects. Earth Concepts has been founded in 2007 in Amsterdam in the Netherlands by Patrick de Nekker and Henk Witteveen. The company has set up subsidiaries in the Belgium, France, Portugal, Spain, South Africa and Brazil.
Patrick de Nekker is responsible for the Sales Strategy and Operations. He lives according to the idea: “If you don’t do anything, nothing will happen”. He has 10 years of working experience with companies such as Numico, Hero and Heineken, where he served as a Channel and New Business Manager. Why did Patrick become a founding partner of Earth Concepts? He couldn’t get these words out of his mind: “If you had the chance, would you change the world?” Patrick likes the excitement and satisfaction of being an entrepreneur, while also having the opportunity to increase the value and meaning of his life by helping people throughout the world. In the case of Earth Concepts this means: helping people worldwide to gain access to clean, drinkable water and food.
Henk Witteveen is responsible for Marketing and Communication. Henk is interested in questions on how to reach people and change the way they usually think and act. He has worked as an entrepreneur in several areas of communication: he was publisher for 10 years of the biggest Dance Magazine, organized the biggest Dance Event in the Benelux, the FFWD Dance Parade with 500.000 visitors and set up many events for various brands. Now it is time to give back and as he states: “Giving back; that feels really good“.TrueFalseFalseTrueFalseTrue1855057152.0118994.360257DelftZuid-HollandAart van der Leeuwlaan 1252624 PMNL350https://storage.googleapis.com/akvo-rsr-production-media-files/cache/fe/40/fe40e0c26e3c4f0cef179bc681512ed0.jpg52.0118994.360257DelftFalseFalse2008-08-11T21:10:40+02:002015-08-06T11:57:22.225559+02:00Stichting DaryeelStichting DaryeelenNEUR22http://www.daryeel.eu/+ 31-15-2566099+ 31-6-28397464Abdurahman Ahmedaabdiraxman@yahoo.comDaryeel is a Somali word which basically means “to care” or “caring”. The Daryeel Foundation (Care for Somaliland) was founded in 2003 by a group of Somali and Dutch volunteers, basically with the goal to help rebuild the country after the war. The Foundation and its projects bring hope to men, women and children who live in Somalia, particularly those in Somaliland.FalseFalseFalseTrueFalseFalse571481969.0580367.489061AbujaPlateauPlot 1078, Suite 19ANkwengu Plaza, Area 1NG2048https://storage.googleapis.com/akvo-rsr-production-media-files/cache/26/e3/26e3b0fa22f84bd6d6dd13f96fa1fe72.jpg9.0580367.489061AbujaFalseFalse2008-08-10T17:42:42+02:002015-02-26T13:56:53.664921+01:00EFLIEducation For Life InitiativeenNEUR22http://www.efli.com.ng/+234-80-331-145-792D. Datonginfo@efli.com.ngEducation For Life Initiative is an Initiative of honourable Mr. M. Dinak, D. G. Datong and J. D. Davugun. This foundation was founded December 2007 but the official registration process was completed August 2008. The goal of the initiative is to raise money and fund projects that help our children getting an honest level of education which in turn will benefit the entire community. They are working closely with some international organisations and act on their behalf or together with them in order to help controlling projects in Nigeria.
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We believe that innovation, scalable solutions, and public and private capital are needed to bridge the service and financial gap to achieve SDG 6 – Water and sanitation for all.
We use grants to accelerate providing access to water and sanitation to low-income households and institutions. We do this by supporting innovations and scaling up enterprises until they are investment ready, without distorting the market. In addition, we use our funds to mobilise private and public capital to increase investments in water and sanitation.
We are Making Water Count!
For more information, please visit: aquaforall.orgIATI Publisher ID: aqua4all
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Since 2008, we’ve worked with over 20 governments and 200 organisations in more than 70 countries to improve the way they implement development projects and make decisions using data. We call them partners.
With our combination of tools, services, local expertise and sector knowledge, our partners improve the management of water, sanitation and agriculture, with a strong commitment to accelerating the progress of the sustainable development goals.
We operate on a "not-for-profit, not-for-loss" basis because we only want to create sustainable change. We build open source software because we believe in collaboration. We’re immensely proud of our team, because we know that people are essential in reaching impact.
With our unique approach to development, we help our partners design their projects so that they can capture and understand reliable data which they can act upon. Akvo offers data consultancy and a digital platform to improve the results of your development programmes.
Akvo offers data consultancy and a digital platform, to support our partners design their projects so that they can capture and understand reliable data which they can act upon.Organisation duplicate 2091 deletedTrueFalseFalseTrueFalseTrue34424163141.5538660.621769UrgenchKhorezm14, Khamid Alimjan StreetKhorezm220100UZ1941https://storage.googleapis.com/akvo-rsr-production-media-files/cache/0d/82/0d8257f7d534cbae136169cd703c4910.jpg41.5538660.621769UrgenchFalseFalse2008-07-29T14:26:44+02:002015-03-24T11:54:02.247151+01:00UrSUThe State University of UrgenchenKEUR80http://www.urgenchsu.narod.ru/+998-62-2266166+998-62-2261739N/Ahab@ursu.uzpak.uzUrgench State University named after Al-Khorazmie was founded in 1992 on the basis of former Khorazm State Pedagogical Institute on the decree of the President of Republic of Uzbekistan.
Business school, academic lyceum and gimnasium are functioned at the University.
FalseFalseFalseTrueFalseFalse63139148-18.76694746.869107N/AN/AMG639-18.76694746.869107N/AFalseFalse2008-07-17T15:06:37+02:002015-08-06T11:57:22.029700+02:00CRAIDCRAIDenNEUR22+261 32 411 08 81Alphonse Regis RazafindrazakaFalseFalseFalseTrueFalseFalse1483726348.83712.48797Nogent-sur-MarneÎle-de-FranceCampus du Jardin tropical45 bis avenue de la Belle Gabrielle94736FR1337https://storage.googleapis.com/akvo-rsr-production-media-files/cache/cd/88/cd88768f4d9e5418cace6a9deca8f5a1.jpg48.83712.48797Nogent-sur-MarneFalseFalse2008-07-17T10:33:43+02:002015-02-26T13:56:54.957491+01:00GRETGRET a Solidarity and International Cooperation AssociationenNEUR22http://www.gret.org/+33-(0)170-919200+33-(0)170-919201N/Agret@gret.orgGRET, a Professional Solidarity and International Cooperation Association
Created 30 years ago, is a professional solidarity and international cooperation association. In Africa, Asia, and Latin America, as well as in Europe, we work to contribute to sustainable, fair development and alleviate poverty and structural inequalities. Their actions aim to increase the incomes of rural and urban populations, reduce their vulnerability, improve their access to quality infrastructures and services, and develop their ability to be heard. They design and implement field projects, provide expertise, conduct studies, assessments and ap-plied research, and run information and exchange networks. They place considerable emphasis on experience capitalisation and communication for development, in particular through our publications. They also contribute to the elaboration of public policies in the North and in the South.
FalseFalseFalseTrueFalseFalse26336https://storage.googleapis.com/akvo-rsr-production-media-files/cache/05/23/0523a0fc782f89ff99a4894d9cc61ed6.jpgFalseFalse2008-07-17T10:03:59+02:002015-08-06T11:57:22.252013+02:00WECFWECFenNEUR22WECF is no longer a partner with Akvo. Their projects have been archived and soon this organization page will also not be visible.FalseFalseFalseTrueFalseFalse35478452.389244.89064NL335https://storage.googleapis.com/akvo-rsr-production-media-files/cache/4f/76/4f76db4d7d090bf2ed9c9ea62eb5d132.jpg52.389244.89064FalseFalse2008-07-16T16:59:26+02:002018-03-14T13:41:05.829412+01:00RAINRAINenNEUR21NL-KVK-34200988http://www.rainfoundation.org/+31 (0)20 58 18 250+31 (0)20 68 66 251Robert Meermanmeerman@rainfoundation.orgRAIN (Rainwater Harvesting Implementation Network) is an international network with the aim to increase access to water for vulnerable sections of society in developing countries - women and children in particular - by collecting and storing rainwater in water tanks and wells. Started in December 2003, RAIN focuses on field implementation of small-scale rainwater harvesting projects, capacity building of local organisations and knowledge exchange on a global scale.FalseFalseFalseTrueFalseTrue478435159569268815385736572272228815363215423352298227442022912289229025284262513229522996302273227522712301631215722922293227722765595505309472329233643951846416862284229623021240156332283352300201228673064722804142278228590922878227926482218229462822812270229722822073430552.0782894.313685The HagueZuid-HollandRaamweg 5P.O. Box 115862596 HL NL334https://storage.googleapis.com/akvo-rsr-production-media-files/cache/68/51/6851656b274e8f81fa1804f6de470013.jpg52.0782894.313685The HagueFalseFalse2008-07-16T16:51:19+02:002018-02-09T12:07:30.937653+01:00IICDInternational Institute for Communication and DevelopmentenNEUR21http://www.iicd.org/+31-70-3117311+31-70-3117322Eduardo Landinelandin@iicd.orgThe International Institute for Communication and Development (IICD) is a non-profit foundation that specialises in information and communication technology (ICT) as a tool for development. IICD creates practical and sustainable solutions using both modern media (such as computers, Internet, email and multimedia) and traditional media (such as radio and television) to connect people and enable them to benefit from ICT, thereby contributing to the Millenium Development Goals.Together with partners from the public, private and non-profit sector, IICD puts knowledge, innovation and finance to work. Currently, IICD is active in Bolivia, Burkina Faso, Ecuador, Ghana, Jamaica, Mali, Tanzania, Uganda and Zambia in the sectors education, environment, governance, health and livelihoods (agriculture).organisation duplicate 1487 deletedFalseFalseFalseTrueFalseTrue305343364345.84096529.608056TatarbunaryOdessa RegionTimoshenko str. 42UA173345.84096529.608056TatarbunaryFalseFalse2008-07-16T16:35:38+02:002015-02-26T13:57:02.874187+01:00VozrojdenyRegional public ecological organisation "Vozrojdenye" of TatarbunaryenNEUR22+380-4844-31066Irina Vykhrystiuksasyk_tat@i.uaFalseFalseFalseTrueFalseFalse643