6083https://rsr.akvo.org/rest/v1/organisation/?format=xml&ordering=-primary_location&page=200https://rsr.akvo.org/rest/v1/organisation/?format=xml&ordering=-primary_location&page=198138159-12.9682728.633699NdolaCopperbelt Prov11 Luneta RoadNorthrise Ndola70505ZM25138https://storage.googleapis.com/akvo-rsr-production-media-files/cache/49/bc/49bce8e9b7d93f858ae767a8d5a6b690.jpg-12.9682728.633699NdolaFalseFalse2009-10-06T11:10:13+02:002015-02-26T13:56:53.001080+01:00DAPP Zambia Development Aid from People to People in ZambiaenNEUR22http://www.dappzambia.org/+260 212 640059+260 0978893515+260 212 640057Elise Soerensendapptree@zamnet.zmDevelopment Aid from People to People in Zambia (DAPP) is a local NGO registered as a welfare society working in 24 districts within 6 provinces of Zambia. DAPP in Zambia started its operations in1986. The idea of DAPP in Zambia is, to implement projects which give people knowledge, skills and tools that will empower them and their families to face the challenges of everyday life, and thereby improve their quality of life. By empowering the individual and house holds, DAPP supports various communities in Zambia to develop. The projects implement the following activities such as water and sanitation, healthy and hygine , healthy campaigns, advocacy and mitigation of HIV/AIDS ,teaching the peasant farmers and their families on good use of water in agrculture, food security and good farming methods ,education at all levels through programs in schools, training the workers in the projects and training those around the projects. DAPP in Zambia has the further objective of promoting solidarity humanism among people by creating the foundation upon which this can exist. This means creating the organisational framework that gives as many people as possible access to participate in creating development in their community and country. FalseFalseFalseTrueFalseFalse15946715851.967734.903494LopikUtrechtCabauwsekade 33 3411 ECNL3467https://storage.googleapis.com/akvo-rsr-production-media-files/cache/92/11/921118c149f467118041e15fa8b89289.jpg51.967734.903494LopikFalseFalse2011-11-28T13:26:20+01:002015-02-26T13:56:53.230500+01:00Daphne FoundationThe Daphne FoundationenNEUR22http://daphneforkenya.org/(+31)(0) 348 553394Gillian Turnerge.turner@hotmail.comStichting The Daphne Foundation is opgericht op 9 augustus 2007 en heeft als doel: "Het geven van hulp op humanitair en educatief gebied in Oost-Kenia." De stichting tracht haar doel te verwezenlijken door: - het verstrekken van basismaterialen ten behoeve van de scholen - het mogelijk te maken dat kinderen naar school kunnen gaan - het verstrekken van voedsel en huisvesting/huisvestingsmaterialen - het verlenen van hulp op humanitair gebied - het ondersteunen van weeshuizenFalseFalseFalseTrueFalseFalse15846215752.3710994.889281AmsterdamSpuistraat 2391012VPNL3462https://storage.googleapis.com/akvo-rsr-production-media-files/cache/91/1e/911e03d719321b1dff74f0687e315254.jpg52.3710994.889281AmsterdamFalseFalse2011-11-25T10:02:00+01:002015-02-26T13:57:03.739562+01:00dance4lifedance4lifeenNEUR22NL-KVK-34197379http://www.dance4life.com/+31 (0)20 5216655Jorik van EnckJorik@dance4life.comdance4life is powering a movement that creates social change at global and community level by taking action to: - improve young people's sexual and reproductive health and rights, and in particular: improving access to sexuality education and improving access to youth friendly services - challenge stigma and discrimination and break down taboos that surround sexuality.FalseFalseFalseTrueFalseFalse15737715623.74485890.368439DhakaDhakaHouse # 19, Road # 12Dhanmomdi R/A, Dhaka-1209BD4377https://storage.googleapis.com/akvo-rsr-production-media-files/cache/fb/f1/fbf14b87224ec4551da8442a3911cf72.jpg23.74485890.368439DhakaFalseFalse2011-06-09T11:36:24+02:002016-03-08T09:26:09.556569+01:00Dhaka Ahsania Mission (DADhaka Ahsania Mission (DAM)enNEUR22http://www.ahsaniamission.org.bd/+88 02 8119521+88 02 8113010Mr. Kazi Rafiqul Alamkr.alam@ahsaniamission.orgDhaka Ahsania Mission (DAM) is a leading non-government organization (NGO) of Bangladesh established with the motto of ‘Divine and Humanitarian Service’ in 1958 by Hazrat Khanbahadur Ahsanullah (r). an eminent educationist, social reformer and spiritual leader of the Indian sub-continent. The founding aim of DAM is the social and spiritual development of the human community at large. DAM made paradigm shift in the mid-seventies from welfare to development approach with programme operation primarily in education and human development sectors. Since that time DAM has been diversifying its development interventions with expansion of programme coverage both geographically and in population. With its multifaceted and diversified programmes and activities DAM is now in a very unique position to work with the people, particularly the disadvantaged, with need-based services toward improvement of their living conditions. Dhaka Ahsania Mission launched first community learning centre, locally known as Gonokendra, in 1987. The centre is meant for lifelong learning and community development. There are more than 100 Gonokendras across the country, of which five are ICT-based. As the objectives of the centres were sharing knowledge and information, they started with traditional tools. Each of the centres is functioning as a community-based information centre of local GO-NGO extension departments. People can come to the centres to read newspapers and exchange experience, learn from success stories, get information about innovations, which can improve their livelihoods. A few centres started using computer for interactive information communication. However, these centres do not have any Internet connection. Vision: The vision of DAM is a society of people, the disadvantaged population groups/communities in particular, free from poverty, experiencing a social transformation for fulfillment of basic rights and having an improved social, economic and spiritual living. Main area of focus: ICT for Development (ICT4D) Training , Capacity building, Material development & resources mobilisation Education Livelihood Development Health Human Rights Key Activities: Non-formal Education, Literacy and Continuing Education Establishment of a Science & Technology University Establishment of a modern Cancer & General Hospital Vocational/Skills Training Food security and Agriculture Microcredit Water, Sanitation and Public Health Anti drug and tobacco movement Access Health and empowerment Research Training and material development Anti human trafficking movement Disaster risk reduction Climetchange issues Child and adolescent protection Geographic coverage (District wise): More tha two third of the country including Dhaka, Manikganj, Gazipur, Narsindi, Mymensing, Jamalpur, Kishoreganj, Panchagar, Dinajpur, Rangpur, Nilphamari, Lalmonirhat, Kurigram, Gaibandha, Sherpur, Netrokona, Sylhet, Sunamganj, Habiganj, Moulivibazar, Kushtia, Meherpur, Jhenidah, Chuadanga, Jessore, Satkhira, Barisal, Pirojpur, Patuakhali, Barguna, Bhola, Noakhali, Laxmipur, Feni, Chittagong, Rangamati, Khagrachari, Banderban Target groups: Out of School Children and Adults Unskilled Manpower Disaster Prone Population HIV/AIDS Victims Woman and children vulnerable to trafficking and violence People in hard to reach areas Affiliation and membership: Bangladesh Telecentre Network (BTN) Member, Consultative Status with UN ECOSOC Member, Operational Relationship with UNESCO Member, Associate Status with UNDPI Member, Asia-South Pacific Bureau of Adult Education Member, International Council of Adult Education Member, APPEAL Resource & Training Consortium. Org duplicates 1705 and 1805 deleted. FalseFalseFalseTrueFalseFalse156377148155-15.40819328.287167LusakaLusaka ProvinceOff Kafue Road Chifundo Road PlotNo. 132/400 Chawama CompoundP.O.Box 04ZM25148https://storage.googleapis.com/akvo-rsr-production-media-files/cache/0f/9f/0f9fefa473272792feb2d778802635bd.jpg-15.40819328.287167LusakaFalseFalse2009-10-15T10:33:36+02:002015-02-26T13:56:52.580045+01:00Chawama Youth ProjectChawama Youth Project (CYP)enNEUR22+260-211272805+260-955121087Mr. Justin Somijustinsomi200@yahoo.co.ukCYP is a community based non-governmental organisation established in 2001 and registered with Registrar of Societies and the Technical Education, Vocational and Entrepreneurship Training Authority (TEVETA) in Zambia under the name of Chawama Skills Training Centre (CSTC). The activities of the CSTC are in two ways, one being a training centre and second being a production centre. The CSTC provides training in different fields. They started with carpentry & joinery and designing & tailoring, but later they added courses like power electrical and house wiring; automotive mechanics; welding & metal Fabrication and with IICD support an ICT Training. The production units consist of carpentry, tailoring, metal fabrication and a service unit in music recording. The production and service activities generate income which in turn helps to sustain the organisation. FalseFalseFalseTrueFalseFalse15522715452.143214.394847WassenaarZuid-HollandPrinsenweg 742242 EKNL3227https://storage.googleapis.com/akvo-rsr-production-media-files/cache/c9/88/c988fcff477b201930a821bf48b500b2.jpg52.143214.394847WassenaarFalseFalse2010-04-08T10:14:19+02:002015-07-21T11:37:22.423941+02:00Cycle for WaterCycle for WaterenNEUR22http://www.cycleforwater.com/+31-(0)648174147Joost Notenboomjoost@cycleforwater.comCycle for Water is an attempt of two Dutch friends, Michiel Roodenburg & Joost Notenboom, to ride 30.000 kilometers from Alaska to Argentina, on bamboo bicycles, in order to raise awareness for the global water crisis.FalseFalseFalseTrueFalseFalse1541215322.57264688.363895KolkataWest Bengal16 Sudder Street14/2 Sudder Street 700 016 IN212https://storage.googleapis.com/akvo-rsr-production-media-files/cache/75/5e/755ef60b4a7b7a426d8abede446ffe4a.jpg22.57264688.363895KolkataFalseFalse2008-07-15T14:30:07+02:002015-03-24T11:53:59.389342+01:00CUSCalcutta Urban ServiceenNEUR22http://cus-kolkata.org/0.htm+91-033-22520409+91-033-22520409Rig Davidcus@vsnl.com CALCUTTA URBAN SERVICE (CUS) is a Non Government Organisation (NGO) established by concerned citizens of Kolkata in 1975, as a response to the colossal human and social crisis that afflicted the city following the tremendous influx of refugees after the Bangladesh war. As a professional development organisation with nearly 30 years of history, working primarily in urban slums, and also in some rural communities fringing the city, CUS is acclaimed and recognized for its outstanding work with the poor and disenfranchised. FalseFalseFalseTrueFalseFalse153310152-6.79345739.280444Dar Es SalaamDar Es Salaam4 Ali Hassan Mwinyi RoadP.O. Box 9433TZ1310https://storage.googleapis.com/akvo-rsr-production-media-files/cache/e9/ab/e9abbb2dd4d85998fcdefdc5394a8762.jpg-6.79345739.280444Dar Es SalaamFalseFalse2010-12-21T10:26:12+01:002016-03-08T09:26:15.862322+01:00CSSC DAR - Christian SociCSSC DAR - Christian Social Services CommissionenNEUR22http://www.cssc.or.tz/+255 22 2112918+255 22 2118552Petro Pambacssc@cssc.or.tzIs an ecumenical body jointly established by Tanzania Episcopal Conference (TEC) and Christian Council of Tanzania (CCT) in 1992 to facilitate social services with the main focus on education and health services provided by member churches. It is the largest ecumenical organization in Tanzania working under more than 87 dioceses and provinces which own and manage about 42 percent of health services at hospital level and 56 percent in the rural areas and more than 10 per cent of education services in Tanzania. Removed duplicate organisation 1466FalseFalseFalseTrueFalseFalse1523101615039.290385-76.612189BaltimoreMaryland228 W. Lexington St.Baltimore, Maryland21201-3413US516https://storage.googleapis.com/akvo-rsr-production-media-files/cache/b5/54/b554839196f38962fb12f8ed22bcf7e9.jpg39.290385-76.612189BaltimoreFalseFalse2008-07-16T10:16:41+02:002015-08-06T11:57:21.696882+02:00CRS (2)Catholic Relief ServiceenNEUR22http://crs.org/+1888-277-7575Stephen AbricCatholic Relief Services was founded in 1943 by the Catholic Bishops of the United States to serve World War II survivors in Europe. Since then, they have expanded in size to reach more than 80 million people in more than 100 countries on five continents. Their mission is to assist impoverished and disadvantaged people overseas, working in the spirit of Catholic Social Teaching to promote the sacredness of human life and the dignity of the human person. Although their mission is rooted in the Catholic faith, their operations serve people based solely on need, regardless of their race, religion or ethnicity. Within the United States, CRS engages Catholics to live their faith in solidarity with the poor and suffering of the world. CRS maintains strict standards of efficiency, accountability and transparency. Last year, more than 94 percent of revenues we spent went directly to programs that benefit the poor overseas.FalseFalseFalseTrueFalseFalse15061914911.316667-5.666667SikassoSikassowayermaII Porte 09 rue 125BP 224ML28619https://storage.googleapis.com/akvo-rsr-production-media-files/cache/a3/d2/a3d26a168a7af4a606a045145a10c6ea.jpg11.316667-5.666667SikassoFalseFalse2012-03-15T11:10:15+01:002015-02-26T13:56:52.267969+01:00CRCR SikassoComité Régional de Concertation des RurauxenNEUR22http://www.crcr-mali.org/+223 21 62 17 64+223 76 44 56 64M Bakary Diarrabkydiarra@yahoo.fr / crcr@crcr-mali.orgLe Comité Régional de Concertation des Ruraux est un cadre de concertation et d'action créé par les organisations paysannes de la région de Sikasso le 1er octobre 1996 à Doussoudiana dans le cercle de Yanfolila. Il compte en son sein plus de 400 organisations paysannes (coopératives et associations ou groupements de base). Ces organisations sont constituées par les producteurs au tour des activités d'agriculture, élevage, plantation d'arbre fruitiers, maraîchage, exploitation forestière, femmes rurales etc. Celles ci sont regroupées au niveau des cercles pour créer les cadres locaux de concertation des organisations paysannes (CLCOP). Les CLCOP constituent les représentations du CRCR au niveau des cercles. Ceux constituent des centres d'information Agricole où les producteurs et leurs organisations peuvent se réunir, se former, avoir des informations sur les filières Agricoles, les partenaires commerciaux, techniques et financiers, les textes législatifs et réglementaires (Loi d'Orientation Agricole) etc. Le CRCR agit sur la base de quatre principes: - la reconnaissance de l'Etat et des Collectivités comme responsable de la définition des politiques, - la reconnaissance d'autres acteurs intervenant dans le développement rural, - l'autonomie des organisations membres, - l'animation par les ruraux de leur propre développement. Le CRCR a un plan stratégique et un plan de communication. Il est membre plusieurs cadres de concertation dans la région de Sikasso comme le Comité Exécutif Régional de l'Agriculture (CERA) le Cadre Régional de concertation des acteurs sur la gestion des ressources naturelles etc. En outre le CRCR a un partenariat avec les collectivités dans le cadre de la mise en oeuvre de la politique de développement Agro-sylvo-pastoral de la région de Sikasso. Il est membre de l'AOPP. FalseFalseFalseTrueFalseFalse14939148-18.76694746.869107N/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 RazafindrazakaFalseFalseFalseTrueFalseFalse14872114742.46666759.6NukusRepublic of KarakalpakstanGarezsizlik street 50 230100UZ19721https://storage.googleapis.com/akvo-rsr-production-media-files/cache/85/57/85573201ff7b263e9c2cefba8caee7e5.jpg42.46666759.6NukusFalseFalse2012-07-09T16:08:53+02:002015-02-26T13:56:52.939737+01:00Council of MinistersCouncil of Ministers of the Republic of KarakalpakstanenGEUR10http://sovminrk.gov.uz/lang/en/+998612224891+998612222525Nurullan Erlepesovjkrknurullan@rambler.ruThe Council of Ministers, approved by the Jukorgy Kenges of the Republic of Karakalpakstan, is the highest executive body in the Republic of Karakalpakstan. The Council of Ministers of the Republic of Karakalpakstan consists of a Chairman, Deputies of the Chairman, Ministers, Heads of State Committees, as well as the heads of major state companies and associations. Due to position that he/she holds, the Chairman of Council of Ministers of the Republic of Karakalpakstan is included to the Cabinet of Ministers of the Republic of Uzbekistan. There is a permanent representation of the Council of Ministers of the Republic of Karakalpakstan to the Cabinet of Ministers of the Republic of Uzbekistan.FalseFalseFalseTrueFalseFalse147279146-28.487268-59.353607Villa OcampoSanta FeAR60279https://storage.googleapis.com/akvo-rsr-production-media-files/cache/18/1f/181f75ebd99841fd7b7c088c75e06032.jpg-28.487268-59.353607Villa OcampoFalseFalse2010-11-19T16:09:34+01:002015-02-26T13:56:52.931778+01:00Cotelvo Limitada (Ltda)Cooperativa Telefonica de Provision de Obras y Servicios PublicosenCEUR70http://cotelvo.com.ar/+54-3482-466336+54-3482-468000David Maregacloacas@vocampo.com.arCotelvo Ltda is an solidary firm, with almost 50 years of trayectory, and offers a wide number of services: water and sewage, telephony, burial, internet, personal loans, tourism and a "orthopedic bank". It was founded in 1962, for organize the public service of telephony in Villa Ocampo. In 1984 builded the potabilizadora plant, and begins the provision of water at the town. At the 90's Cotelvo incluided in their offer other new services: burial, alarms monitoring system and internet. The great economic crisis in 2001 compel to Cotelvo to organize a personal loans's line for their associates (almost 4,000 people). The last service incorporated are the sewage drains, since 2003. This cooperative always was self-organized by democratic rules, through public meetings, social accountability and autorithies renovation. Today the cooperative enjoys of a big recognition from their community, when is near their 50° anniversary. Their commitment toward all social classes, specially with the most vulnerables, implies one strong responsability, improving the quality of all services, and expanding it towards new needs.FalseFalseFalseTrueFalseFalse14627314452.0750214.310117Den HaagZuid-HollandLutherse Burgwal 102512 CBNL3273https://storage.googleapis.com/akvo-rsr-production-media-files/cache/fb/1e/fb1ecc55062310c92f110729fc28a147.jpg52.0750214.310117Den HaagFalseFalse2010-11-15T15:19:04+01:002017-05-10T10:55:39.848619+02:00CordaidCordaidenNEUR21NL-KVK-41160054http://www.cordaid.org/en/(+31) (0)70-3136350opendata@cordaid.nlCordaid (Catholic Organisation for Relief & Development Aid) is one of the largest development organizations in the Netherlands and has a network of 890 partner organizations in 28 countries in Africa, Asia, the Middle East and Latin America. Cordaid is a civil society organization focusing on development and collaboration in vulnerable regions and areas of conflict. People living in communities share values and interests and they have a common goal.FalseFalseFalseTrueFalseTrue14416451333312113401873102297115352968117024002622555239521861396260019331614614236416152403159613311776217419252071157119241353219319061525965236626232798140028051911174725972192155513341634279215382766421590155242127971352209620503231209217281320172126312390431852146324051423208319311317216818921895192312802771153119521915150421971930127513481377280228151973145119322054175815302184162618061376148521809571787201717431553311913851383299019261616313314561578174421731814281016411781110319541452296010002089202213301725261227671858158418041704189713592966220825722788138416011817240423803115683313414531729258415702418187829651307277219451281207414691700169922051318217512921961220624161594187214591272141213191708150323651415262018501500177420231896203412912028150817152026148911111409136415992018147913251464257127801965178622021536204012951313220767572720472182137014132573194031351632241717522621196423841882157517752983160715971362954160516133132261613931929132420202602280114982722814205219492609280328131523185327316361341148395914962375961136016599501344960109913559491286953203620291342129713581422152728191382217812411346138794695515661282187617311875186215832991159118482779262931021701712204417261349147820972989181037718051741482100614581465278515322378185655114621849218727912393170113801549243311818111652297413212618202720552605242225891379203130014182613148614811723207519621381162129822072135425751298877197117971809297715092587206517272386262631201702127817996439931765257418021419217115872789127719461917180716432591262481425942195219615221507100323741460159815931620201921797851316257613912578192227741709181519591510277319601640160424082741366220415861703312222091576146126818161336176814041581259020491898159240512941920216715805381410341284160928122389149016462199178918701603165324201710170614751533174913892379156715741302128313921633847132615062057146820902401162220561905204612851880236725982094194817511301154310011414141119132817175720708801713177778717648512611280018792985207914081602151512742607239818891755173831247591276174555021812795186920331101263213032979171625862021115140714161891138627652397217215401399208714931908298827901564298719091655237226152617188617181762220010581363280813061497186818316683123165615502069491464147615262399152915141100132816382973149420631947323318081273171918011600258115691735133519661968165431161955139518612383186714551582149213512806241429941562141717241542155113611916323215131337171729761545298117987959441754191016472783129324231338413145421911651962172217303130242416181942164824133672608297014828372588109218742371972236969324251397241516101756279915191792295515183131149926272628192715611734173918873128277819282078100520732061206717612382194113431635187797326302042614281127691365137231291315303134514842784218924091595153913111881260420681512208124061585163916371573196719191470186318571546173623681501238127931788149113321938279624121937262528091918179311082816218514952042296318642972295917461559221126192088205817852064296222011985154120822957173766319741951217620382051194327821903278117821939257713882387258517691547134717801772239118992596239617321537259315562194237320391890204523921900216926036391888189420851760259212872768179017911795203720432177157729781958180316232775312616241778192119012984826155719022376177127861893299223852967178424191963175024212098237029861563239416171681240720592980185520488132095132316311467277621901625131018841296176713121859221017531970130873724921779127926011612259519141956209916111305142515891225157929581565240214802807158819122964161926331883258320861969308978136758318121403218317942077208029751800147323771796195717731558220327941472201617079521471323023886782770137113142066241026101714132084258228181629259947420531534278718131505942160615172804132224111649165087621881936145716442198151620322606206017701759277715112579572143-12.078765-77.051204LimaTizón y Bueno 847011PE80572https://storage.googleapis.com/akvo-rsr-production-media-files/cache/c1/56/c156f95cf181b3d565b54b2e50e1fbcd.jpg-12.078765-77.051204LimaFalseFalse2012-02-02T15:11:07+01:002015-02-26T13:56:52.730358+01:00Coordinadora RuralCoord. Org. Camp. e Inst. Agrarias del PerúenNEUR22(00 51) 471-5238 / 4998998041Ricardo Manuel Chuquín Pomarchuquin@cooru.orgLa Coordinadora Rural es un consorcio de organizaciones representativas de las organizaciones rurales de pequeña escala y de los Organismos No Gubernamentales de Desarrollo (ONGD), propulsoras del cambio social, económico y ambiental. Objetivos comunes del Consorcio Coordinadora Rural son: • Articular propuestas de políticas públicas e incidir en los niveles local y regional del espacio rural andino. • Influir en la priorización de la inversión pública, local y regional, en el ámbito rural andino mediante la ejecución de medidas e inversión en educación, salud, infraestructura económica, medio ambiente y capacidades institucionales, • Identificar y ampliar el aprovechamiento de las potencialidades rurales andinas con la ejecución de iniciativas productivas y de servicios bajo el liderazgo de organizaciones de pequeños productores. Soporte • Inter-aprendizaje de experiencias de desarrollo. • Organizaciones de pequeños productores representativos competitivas. • ONGD propositivas, comprometidas y de trabajo reconocido en el ámbito rural andino. • Personal competente en la realización de propuestas de desarrollo económico y social. • Red de aliados que comparten la visión de desarrollo de la Coordinadora Rural. Competencia crítica: Capacidad de facilitar, articular y liderar propuestas de desarrollo para las organizaciones rurales andinas. La Misión: Articular experiencias y promover oportunidades para organizaciones rurales andinas La Visión: Para el 2014 mujeres y hombres organizados del ámbito rural andino, cuentan con experiencias validadas, inclusivas y relevantes, que replicadas influyen en la mejora de las oportunidades sociales, económicas, ambientales y de participación en el poder político. Los Ejes Estratégicos Institucionales. a) Concertación y Negociación público privado de políticas públicas rurales andinas [Concertación y negociación] b) Fortalecimiento de las experiencias económicas y de servicios de las organizaciones rurales andinas [Negocios rurales] c) Desarrollo Organizativo del Consorcio [Desarrollo organizativo] La estructura organizativa de la Coordinadora Rural, en abril del presente año fue ratificada; por ello mantiene una instancia de dirección política y otra instancia ejecutiva en los siguientes términos La Coordinadora Rural desarrolla sus actividades a través de una Oficina Nacional de Coordinación, ubicada en el distrito de Jesús María – Lima y ocho Oficinas Regionales y de coordinación, cuyas sedes están en las ciudades de Piura, Huaraz, Huancayo, Ayacucho, Abancay , Cusco, Puno y Arequipa. Realiza su trabajo en 12 departamentos que, a su vez, son los ámbitos de trabajo de sus organizaciones e instituciones asociadas; estos son: • Departamento de Piura. •Sierra de Ancash •Sierra de Junín, Pasco y el departamento de Huancavelica. •Sierra del Departamento de Ayacucho. •Sierra de Cusco. •Departamento de Apurímac. •Sierra de Arequipa, Moquegua y •Tacna. •Sierra de Puno. FalseFalseFalseTrueFalseFalse1431401413.420542-76.522222CaliValle del CaucaCarrera 64 # 9-179barrio El Limonar164CO41140https://storage.googleapis.com/akvo-rsr-production-media-files/cache/54/4a/544afddb4da46a34cac3a585c484d2f9.jpg3.420542-76.522222CaliFalseFalse2009-10-06T15:50:14+02:002015-02-26T13:56:52.201719+01:00CONSAM LTDAConsultoria Sanitaria y Ambiental Ltda.enCEUR70+572-5526364315 430 14 30+572-5526364Gloria Amparo Ocampo Barreirogaocampo1@hotmail.comCONSAM in Colombia is created by female sanitary and environmental engineers. The organisation works via integral solutions for environmental sanitation problems. Some of its key activities are: local capacity, empowering, sustainability and protection of the natural environment. CONSAM also works for improvement of public health and for integrated and efficient use and management of water. FalseFalseFalseTrueFalseFalse14127214052.0757824.310383The HagueZuid-HollandP.O. Box 115862502 ANNL3272https://storage.googleapis.com/akvo-rsr-production-media-files/cache/9b/b0/9bb04e5afa8f6b9b1f44e1499b8dd147.jpg52.0757824.310383The HagueFalseFalse2010-11-15T15:15:58+01:002016-03-08T09:29:24.074626+01:00Connect4ChangeConnect4ChangeenNEUR21http://www.connect4change.nl/+31 (0)70 - 311 73 1+31 (0)70 - 311 73 2Krista Kruftkkruft@iicd.orgThe Connect4Change consortium consists of six Dutch development and specialist ICT organisations (IICD, ICCO, Akvo, Cordaid, Edukans, Text to Change), all with extensive experience and vision on how to integrate information and communication technologies in their programmes to alleviate poverty and improve development. ICT has changed and is changing the world. It is one of the main drivers behind globalisation, the creation of economic opportunities and empowerment of individuals. ICT has changed the lives of millions for the better and is an important tool in fighting poverty. Yet, many lack the possibility to profit from the opportunities arising. Realisation of the Millennium Development Goals (MDGs) will be accelerated by using ICT in a smart and sustainable way. It is against this background that Dutch development organisations and specialized ICT organisations Akvo, Cordaid, Edukans, ICCO and IICD have decided to collaborate by setting-up the Connect4Change Consortium. The consortium works closely together with preferred partner Text to Change. The Connect4Change Consortium has a vision of a world where people, in particular young people and women and girls, are able to access relevant information and create their own future. Information and communication technologies are a powerful instrument that can speed up the process of development and empowerment of individuals. It helps people to unlock themselves and make use of their own potential. Our mission is to strengthen people and civil society organisations in the sustainable use of and lobby for ICT to achieve their development goals, in particular in economic development, health and education. Individuals and organisations that represent the poor are key actors in using the possibilities of ICT.Organisation duplicate 2093 deletedFalseFalseFalseTrueFalseFalse1402725613952.1610874.490153LeidenZuid 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.FalseFalseFalseTrueFalseFalse13936013852.3887644.87979AmsterdamSpaarndammerstraat 39-21013 STNL3360https://storage.googleapis.com/akvo-rsr-production-media-files/cache/84/67/8467b24f662f0a9ef576a70f0b94617e.jpg52.3887644.87979AmsterdamFalseFalse2011-05-30T16:52:10+02:002015-11-10T10:41:11.968702+01:00CommonSitesCommonSites.netenNEUR22NL-KVK-56638434http://www.commonsites.net/Sjoerd van der Lindeinfo@commonsites.netCommonSites is an international initiative that provides a unique web-based platform for the heritage sector. It is designed to unite funding bodies and project partners to benefit local communities. Our web-based platform uses Akvo's software, and increases the visibility of heritage projects for all who are involved, whether they be funders, project partners, academic institutions or members of local communities. Partners can use CommonSites to find and share knowledge, raise funds and simplifiy reporting back to donors. TrueFalseFalseTrueFalseTrue1385131376.41.883333ComéMonoB.P. 124BJ815136.41.883333ComéFalseFalse2012-01-06T10:32:34+01:002015-02-26T13:56:52.684423+01:00ComéGemeente ComéenGEUR1000-229-22 43 01 18 Tossou Bertinmairiegrandpopo@yahoo.frComé is een Beninse gemeente, gelegen in de provincie Mono. Oppervlakte 163 km² en telt 58 396 inwoners volgens de laatste volkstelling. Dichtheid van de bevolking is 358,3 mensen per km². Omringd door de gemeentes Houéyogbé, Kpomassé en Grand Popo, Comé ligt op 3 km zuidwestelijk van Houéyogbé. Gelegen op 2m boven zeeniveau de stad Grand Popo heeft als coordinaten Breedtegraad 6° 25' 32'' Noord en als lengtegraad 1° 55' 46'' Oost. Comè est une ville béninoise, située dans le département de Mono. La ville s'étend sur 163 km² et compte 58 396 habitants depuis le dernier recensement de la population. La densité de population est de 358,3 habitants par km² sur la ville. Entourée par Houéyogbé, Kpomassè et Grand-Popo, Comè est située à 3 km au Sud-Ouest de Houéyogbé. Située à 2 mètres d'altitude, la ville de Comè a pour coordonnées géographiques Latitude: 6° 25' 32'' Nord Longitude: 1° 55' 46'' Est. FalseFalseFalseTrueFalseFalse137108136-1.95010630.058769KigaliKigaliB.P. 3152 RW37108https://storage.googleapis.com/akvo-rsr-production-media-files/cache/7d/1b/7d1ba81cf9083328689e44cc06653d35.jpg-1.95010630.058769KigaliFalseFalse2009-06-23T09:18:09+02:002015-02-26T13:56:52.183842+01:00COFORWACOFORWA (Les Compagnons Fontainiers Rwandais)enNEUR22+250 55104642 cfrwa@rwanda1.comLes Compagnons Fontaniers du Rwanda (COFORWA) is a non profit organization, which works for the well-being of local communities in rural areas of Rwanda by providing improved access to water by constructing water installations. COFORWA has more than 40 years of experience and is based and registered in Muhanga, but operates everywhere in Rwanda. COFORWA also provides training courses on water quality, water installations, and maintenance. FalseFalseFalseTrueFalseFalse13670513552.3702164.895168AmsterdamP.O. Box 38361001 APNL3705https://storage.googleapis.com/akvo-rsr-production-media-files/cache/98/12/981283c0e556359349ceb61a284ea97b.jpg52.3702164.895168AmsterdamFalseFalse2012-06-27T17:23:43+02:002015-02-26T13:56:52.155391+01:00COCCOC NederlandenNEUR22NL-KVK-40530156http://www.coc.nl/+31 (0) 20 623 45 96+31 (0)20 626 77 95Jochem Beundermanjbeunderman@coc.nlThe world’s oldest LGBTI organisation in existence, COC Netherlands was established in 1946 as a way to bring gay people in contact with each other and facilitate the emergence of a sense of community amidst the early post-War years’ homophobia. Sixty-five years later, it has grown into a politically outspoken and influential national federation of over twenty local chapters and is widely regarded as a torch-bearer of LGBTI emancipation both in the Netherlands and abroad. Domestically, COC is (co)responsible for the establishment of equal age of consent for gay and straight sexual activity and the introduction of comprehensive antidiscrimination legislation and the various laws, policies and arrangements that make the Netherlands the world’s most LGBTI-friendly country to live in [© Radio Netherlands Worldwide, September 2011]. The organisations’ headquarters is based in Amsterdam and employs a full-time professional staff of twenty-five. In 2010, the annual turnover was an estimated €4,8 million, with international projects constituting about 43% of the total budget.FalseFalseFalseTrueFalseFalse13544213443.030646-71.436696Manchester Freepost MR9473M4 8BAGB5442https://storage.googleapis.com/akvo-rsr-production-media-files/cache/34/71/3471ef3945325911c6814cf52002404c.jpg43.030646-71.436696ManchesterFalseFalse2011-11-14T15:07:32+01:002015-02-26T13:56:52.624252+01:00Co-operativeThe Co-operativeenCEUR70http://www.co-operative.coop/0800 068 6727customer.relations@co-op.co.ukThe Co-operative Group is the UK’s largest mutual business, owned not by private shareholders but by over six million consumers. It is the UK’s fifth biggest food retailer, the leading convenience store operator and a major financial services provider, operating The Co-operative Bank, Britannia and The Co-operative Insurance. Among its other businesses are the number one funeral services provider and Britain’s largest farming operation. As well as having clear financial and operational objectives, the Group has also set out its social and sustainability goals in its groundbreaking Ethical Plan, which specifies almost 50 commitments in these areas. FalseFalseFalseTrueFalseFalse13430413350.8241964.398578OudergemBrussels RegionTriomflaan 36 1160BE71304https://storage.googleapis.com/akvo-rsr-production-media-files/cache/75/5a/755a5409d85c3223b82d084b1f37429a.jpg50.8241964.398578OudergemFalseFalse2010-12-20T12:47:59+01:002015-02-26T13:56:52.615673+01:00Close the GapClose the Gap enNEUR22http://www.close-the-gap.org/+32 (0)2 629 12 64+32 (0)2 611 60 69info@close-the-gap.orgClose the Gap is an international not-for-profit organisation that actively helps to bridge the digital divide. The objective is to assist in improving local knowledge and putting local talent to use by offering cost-efficient IT-solutions to projects in developing countries. In the industrialised world, computers are replaced every three to four years, meaning that companies are increasingly looking for sustainable ways to replace their used devices. At the same time, millions of computers are needed in developing countries. It is here that Close the Gap creates win-win situations. By supplying developing countries with high-quality refurbished IT equipment that is donated by Western countries, Close the Gap creates practical, social and sustainable solutions that enable people to bring about a true change in their lives through the use of IT. Since its founding in 2003, Close the Gap has managed to reinstall tens of thousands of PCs donated by companies in Europe, offering local communities and individuals access to information. With the right tools, people in developing countries can significantly improve the quality of their lives. Access to communication technologies is predominantly vital in enabling them to reach this objective. Computers are used for a large variety of applications and have consequently become an essential part of the personal, educational and professional world. One tends to forget that one of the basic assets provided by computers is access to all kinds of information. Hence, the difference that access to information can make to a person’s life is immeasurable. When donations are made, Close the Gap’s logistic partner collects the IT equipment. It is then checked by professionals, repaired if needed and reconfigured before it is sent off to a designated project. Close the Gap is mostly active in Africa, but also in other developing countries in South-East Asia and South-America. The organisation mainly supports projects in the socio-educational sector, such as schools, universities, hospitals and other programmes focusing on the improvement of educational and information facilities. However diverse the projects may be, they all have one common denominator: to focus on advancing both the individual and the community within a spirit of social education.FalseFalseFalseTrueFalseFalse1335221329.4075-0.853333TamaleNorther RegionP.O Box 322TL233GH11522https://storage.googleapis.com/akvo-rsr-production-media-files/cache/99/40/994054320926a0cb7b47faf604f3eba5.jpg9.4075-0.853333TamaleFalseFalse2012-01-13T16:23:20+01:002015-02-26T13:56:52.129455+01:00CLIPCommunity Life Improvement ProgrammeenNEUR22http://www.ghanavenskabsgrupperne.dk/+233 372023158+233 208161295+233-372023158Iliasu Adamclipgh@gmail.comClip was established in 1997 as an integrated development non-governmental organization (ngo) with focus on the provision of low cost water and sanitation services and livelihood support interventions to deprived rural communities and peri-urban and urban settlements as well. Clip has a vision of having a "society free from hunger, poverty and diseases" by the mission of "sensitizing and equipping communities with necessary capacity and advocacy skills" FalseFalseFalseTrueFalseFalse132458131-16.48668-68.14008La PazCalle Beni # 285, esquina Departamento Pando (Zona Challapampa - Terminal de Buses de La Paz) Casilla11156 BO79458https://storage.googleapis.com/akvo-rsr-production-media-files/cache/7d/a1/7da15d28a32ec14876a1247ed2c32bd5.jpg-16.48668-68.14008La PazFalseFalse2011-11-21T13:50:22+01:002015-02-26T13:56:52.095595+01:00CIOEC BoliviaCoodinadora de Integracion de OECAsenNEUR22http://www.cioecbolivia.org/591-2-2145050591 -2- 2145050Cynthia Rodrigueztic@cioecbolivia.org La Coordinadora de Integración de Organizaciones Económicas Campesinas, Indígenas y Originarias de Bolivia (CIOEC-BOLIVIA), es la institución que agrupa y representa a las OECAs del país. Nuestra Misión como CIOEC Bolivia es: "CIOEC Bolivia, es la máxima instancia de representación e integración de las Organizaciones Económicas Campesinas, Indígenas y Originarias, que contribuye al desarrollo socio-económico sostenible del país y de los pequeños productores afiliados, mediante el modelo de Economía Solidaria con autogestión y soberanía alimentaria". MISIÓN “CIOEC-Bolivia, es la máxima instancia de representación e integración de las Organizaciones Económicas Campesinas Indígenas y Originarias, que contribuye al desarrollo socio-económico sostenible del país y de los pequeños productores afiliados, mediante el modelo de Economía Solidaria con autogestión y soberanía alimentaria.” VISIÓN “CIOEC-Bolivia es la organización líder, integradora y representativa de las Organizaciones Económicas Campesinas, Indígenas y Originarias, siendo una instancia propositiva de políticas socio-económicas, creando un entorno de oportunidades para los pequeños productores en la producción, acopio, transformación y comercialización mejorando la calidad de vida, con un enfoque de Economía Solidaria y soberanía alimentaria.FalseFalseFalseTrueFalseFalse131220130-22.876305-42.339332Coqueiral AraruamaRio de JaneiroRodovia Amaral Peixoto Km 90sala 8D, GIGI28970-000BR61220https://storage.googleapis.com/akvo-rsr-production-media-files/cache/2a/11/2a11291b33955812c72ed785559acd3b.jpg-22.876305-42.339332Coqueiral AraruamaFalseFalse2010-03-29T11:26:26+02:002015-02-26T13:56:52.084560+01:00CILSJConsórcio Intermunicipal Lagos - São JoãoenGEUR10http://www.lagossaojoao.org.br/+55-(22)-26650750+55-(22)-26650750cilsj@riolagos.com.brThe Consórcio Intermunicipal Lagos - São João (CILSJ) is a inter-municipal non-profit watershed-based environmental agency established in 1999. For over 3 years, the CILSJ has been working with municipalities, Rio de Janeiro State and Federal governments, companies and local communities to ensure the conservation, restoration and responsible management of our water, land, sea and biodiversity through programs that balance human, environmental and economic needs. CILSJ is comitted to improving environment for the present and next generations. Similarly to Conservation Autorities in Canada and USA, our organization operates under the direction of a board comprised of local municipalities, companies, NGOs (Non Governamental Organizations) and the Environmental State Secretariat of Rio de Janeiro representatives. There are currently 12 municipalities (Armação dos Búzios, Araruama, Arraial do Cabo, Cabo Frio, Cachoeiras de Macacú, Casimiro de Abreu, Iguaba Grande, Rio Bonito, Rio das Ostras, São Pedro da Aldeia, Saquarema and Silva Jardim), 5 companies and more than fifty NGOs which are part of our organization. The NGOs have two representatives on the Board. The CILSJ is not a regulatory or licensing organization, and has no legal or policy basis to regulate resource use in any of the jurisdictions. However, the CILSJ may influence regulatory decisions in a number of ways: · By providing factual material, such as aquatic ecosystem reports, to inform development decision makers. · By participating in and influencing pre or post regulatory processes, such as planning, regional or environmental impact assessment processes; · Managing the water resources in a manner consistent with the maintenance of the ecological integrity of the aquatic and terrestrial ecosystems; · Managing the use of the water resources in a sustainable manner for present and future generations; · Providing for early and effective consultation, notification and sharing of information on developments and activities that might affect the ecological integrity of the aquatic ecosystem;FalseFalseFalseTrueFalseFalse1307271290.2986332.603436KampalaKampalaP.O Box 692Plot 2809 Tank hill road MuyengaUG21727https://storage.googleapis.com/akvo-rsr-production-media-files/cache/d2/96/d296be9c1c038b0ecb51fc4eec9a1549.jpg0.2986332.603436KampalaFalseFalse2012-07-16T14:35:15+02:002016-03-08T09:27:00.243578+01:00CIDICIDIenNEUR22http://cidiuganda.org/256414510358Rose Mwambazi cidi@cidiuganda.comVision To be the leading NGO offering quality sustainable services to the poor, disadvantaged and marginalized communities in Uganda. Mission To improve people’s livelihoods and create self sustaining communities in Uganda through provision of equitable, participatory and integrated development interventions Core values: 1. Accountability 2. Transparency 3. Professionalism 4. Team work 5. Community participation Key thematic areas: 1. Water, Sanitation and Hygiene 2. Sustainable Agriculture 3. Health Care Promotion 4. Lobbying and Advocacy Removed duplicate 1374.FalseFalseFalseTrueFalseFalse12972740712810.823099106.629664Ho Chi Minh City Ho Chi Minh City 201B Nguyen Chi Thanh StreetDist 5VN43407https://storage.googleapis.com/akvo-rsr-production-media-files/cache/44/96/44960aa8f7b22e643a26e938c97008a8.jpg10.823099106.629664Ho Chi Minh City FalseFalse2011-08-30T14:36:54+02:002015-02-26T13:56:52.597798+01:00Choray Hospital Ho Chi MinhCommunist Youth Union of Cho Ray HospitalenGEUR10http://www.choray.org.vn/(84-8) 8554137bvchoray@hcm.vnn.vnHo Chi MinhCommunist Youth Union of Cho Ray Hospital is a local Union directly belonging to the Union of Ho Chi Minh City, its total has 12 Branches and number of members: 660. The said hospital's local Union has always been in attention of education action for medical ethics among the youth members, throught propaganda, executing the compettive movement: “Satisfying the patients” Traditional education of Cho Ray Hospital 100 th Anniversary Day, actively competed to work for deserving as the while blouse soliders in the front for carring and protecting people's health. The said hospital's local Union has deployed propaganda, drilling 6 youth qualification of Medical Branch: Patriotism Occupation – loving Rich Medical Ethics Professional Excellency Honesty Economization. Together. Together with deploying 12 clauses of medical ethics by Ministry of Health, because of related to processional operations specifically, so there were many good examples in caring the patients, humanitarian blood donation and so on. Practical activities to share with victorious execution in the subject: “For the Civilization City Welcome to 30 th Anniversary Day of City Liberation”.FalseFalseFalseTrueFalseFalse128499127-14.4775535.263741MangochiP.O Box 266MW10499https://storage.googleapis.com/akvo-rsr-production-media-files/cache/cd/7d/cd7d02459f3a7bcfbc229376a07db161.jpg-14.4775535.263741MangochiFalseFalse2011-12-22T11:23:25+01:002015-02-26T13:56:52.043463+01:00CHC, Mangochi DioceseCatholic Health Commission, Mangochi DioceseenNEUR22+265 1 594 288+265 888 350 339Regina Mankhambamahecoecm@yahoo.comCatholic Health Commission is the arm of the diocese which is mandated to accomplish the healing ministry started by our Lord, Jesus Christ. The commission coordinates health service delivery in all the Health facilities which the diocese own and facilitates the implementation of community health programmes including the CHBC PBF project. At the moment the commission coordinates 18 health facilities and 15 community based projects, four of which are the CHBC PBF projects. This project will be implemented in Mangochi district in areas where there is this CHBC PBF project.FalseFalseFalseTrueFalseFalse127