Organisation List
API endpoint that allows organisations to be viewed or edited.
GET /rest/v1/organisation/?ordering=mobile&page=193
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Whilst in some areas these organisations group themselves as registered Community Based Organisations (CBO's) elsewhere they take up the responsibilities for their community volunteers individually. Although very different in character all organisations share in the task of mainstreaming HIV/AIDS and its related issues in their respective communities. Whilst doing so they make many contributions in kind such as provision of free venues, no rent for office space, totally voluntary educational activities (sessions, theatre performances, club work etc), help for sick and needy people, greatly reduced food expenses and sometimes even payment for own food. Translated into monetary terms this accounts to at least 8.400 Euro per year. If the now completely voluntary efforts of 1.230 active community volunteers would be paid at the common rate of 15 Euro per month this would translate into an additional 221.400 Euro per year!", "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": 365, "content_owner": null, "original": null, "password_policy": null, "codelist": null, "internal_org_ids": [] }, { "id": 2728, "total_budgets": [], "recipient_org_budgets": [], "region_budgets": [], "country_budgets": [], "total_expenditures": [], "documents": [], "locations": [ { "id": 4074, "latitude": -1.292066, "longitude": 36.821946, "city": "Nairobi", "state": "", "address_1": "Oloitokitok Road, Lavington Methodist Ministries Centre, Block C, Ground Floor ", "address_2": "P.O. 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We work with children in the world’s poorest countries to help them build a better future. A future you would want for all children, your family and friends.\r\n\r\nFor over 70 years we’ve been taking action and standing up for every child’s right to fulfil their potential by:\r\n\r\ngiving children a healthy start in life, including access to safe drinking water \r\nsecuring the education of girls and boys \r\nworking with communities to prepare for and survive disasters\r\ninspiring children to take a lead in decisions that affect their lives \r\nenabling families to earn a living and plan for their children’s future\r\nWe do what’s needed, where it’s needed most. We do what you would do.\r\n\r\nWith your support children, families and entire communities have the power to move themselves from a life of poverty to a future with opportunity.", "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": 4074, "content_owner": null, "original": null, "password_policy": null, "codelist": null, "internal_org_ids": [] }, { "id": 204, "total_budgets": [], "recipient_org_budgets": [], "region_budgets": [], "country_budgets": [], "total_expenditures": [], "documents": [], "locations": [ { "id": 528, "latitude": -0.09516, "longitude": 34.74733, "city": "Kisumu", "state": "", "address_1": "P.O. 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(See map on the right). SANA has prepared a 5 year plan to implement a further 1,000 water points and 10,000 sand units\r\n\r\nDistricts covered by SANA in Nyanza Province\r\nInterest in the sector has been growing over the years through campaigns both nationally and internationally leading to formulation of Vision 21, PHAST and the emergence of the new water policy in Kenya, Sessional Paper No. 1 (1999) on Water Resources Development and Management.\r\nThe immediate stakeholders in the former RDWSSP garnered support and established SANA, which was registered in October 2000. Since then efforts towards positioning SANA within the water and sanitation sector have attracted considerable attention from patner stakeholders, including the local community and leaders from Districts in the Province.", "notes": "Organisation duplicate 1402 deleted", "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": 528, "content_owner": 204, "original": null, "password_policy": null, "codelist": null, "internal_org_ids": [] }, { "id": 2115, "total_budgets": [], "recipient_org_budgets": [], "region_budgets": [], "country_budgets": [], "total_expenditures": [], "documents": [], "locations": [ { "id": 1948, "latitude": 52.343342, "longitude": 4.893809, "city": "Nairobi", "state": "", "address_1": "PO BOX 198 - 00200, City Square", "address_2": "1st Ngong Avenue off Bishops Road, Nairobi Kenya", "postcode": "", "iati_country": "KE", "country": 3, "location_target": 2115 } ], "logo": "https://storage.googleapis.com/akvo-rsr-production-media-files/cache/fc/6e/fc6e7035193b8350cc31bb3e01cf39d5.jpg", "latitude": "52.343342", "longitude": "4.893809", "city": "Nairobi", "current_user_permissions": { "can_create_iati_export": false, "can_edit_iati_export": false }, "created_at": "2014-05-22T13:31:01+02:00", "last_modified_at": "2015-09-11T14:28:12.022632+02:00", "name": "TI-Kenya", "long_name": "TRANSPARENCY INTERNATIONAL - KENYA", "language": "en", "organisation_type": "N", "currency": "EUR", "new_organisation_type": 22, "iati_org_id": null, "url": "http://www.tikenya.org/", "facebook": "", "twitter": "", "linkedin": "", "phone": "254 (0) 20 2730324/5", "mobile": "254 (0) 722 296 58 9", "fax": "", "contact_person": "", "contact_email": "transparency@tikenya.org", "description": "Transparency International–Kenya (TI-Kenya) is a not-for-profit organisation founded in 1999 in Kenya with the aim of developing a transparent and corruption free society through good governance and social justice initiatives. TI-Kenya is one of the autonomous chapters of the global Transparency International movement that are all bound by a common vision of a corruption-free world. The global movement provides a platform for sharing knowledge and experience, developing strategies to respond to regionally distinct patterns of corruption and initiating advocacy campaigns at both the regional and sub-regional level. The vision of TI Kenya is that of a transparent, accountable and corruption-free Kenya and the mission is to transform the society and institutions by supporting the development of high integrity leadership in all sectors and at all levels. TI-Kenya’s key goals are: Institutions that are efficient and deliver quality services; and, a society that upholds and promotes integrity.\r\n\r\nThe strategic objectives are:\r\n•\tTo strengthen governance in targeted institutions – TI-Kenya believes that strengthening governance in public institutions will significantly enhance their efficiency and ensure they deliver quality services to the public. It is thus targeting public institutions in the water, education, health, humanitarian aid, climate finance governance, the police and extractive sectors. \r\n•\tTo develop an effective legislative and policy environment - TI-Kenya supports the development of quality laws (in respect to integrity, transparency and accountability) and monitors their implementation.\r\n•\tTo strengthen the capacity of the public to recognize and fight corruption - TI-Kenya works towards strengthening the capacity of the public to recognize corrupt practices and take action against such practices. TI-Kenya pays special focus on the youth as a key pillar in enhancing integrity and fighting corruption.\r\n\r\nTI-Kenya’s key approaches include research, partnerships development, capacity building and civic engagement. \r\nThrough the Advocacy and Legal Advisory Centres (ALACs) in Eldoret, Kisumu, Mombasa and Nairobi, interventions in the education sector in Kisumu, Kwale and Trans Nzoia, and the Humanitarian Aid Integrity Programme implemented in Turkana, Wajir and West Pokot, TI-Kenya has spread its work to the masses, engaging more Kenyans in the fight against corruption and constructively engaged county governments. TI-Kenya has contributed towards the development of key laws necessitated by the Constitution, particularly in regard to integrity provisions. The organization developed amendments to the Leadership and Integrity law, and drafted the Whistleblower Protection Bill. TI-Kenya in addition contributed amendments to the Climate Change Bill, Public Procurement and Disposal of Assets Bill, 2014 and the Health Bill among others. TI-Kenya drafted the model county Access to Information and Public Participation bills and engaged four counties in the adoption of these bills. Civic engagement is central in TI-Kenya’s strategy. Through the ALACs, TI-Kenya is empowering Kenyans to actively participate in anti-corruption efforts while providing a vehicle through which they can report and pursue corruption-related complaints, with over 5,000 people given legal advice in the last year. TI-Kenya has to date initiated the formation of 102 integrity clubs to engage students in ethical and integrity learning. \r\n", "notes": "", "can_create_projects": false, "enforce_program_projects": false, "use_project_roles": false, "public_iati_file": true, "enforce_2fa": false, "can_become_reporting": true, "iati_prefixes": null, "primary_location": 1948, "content_owner": null, "original": null, "password_policy": null, "codelist": null, "internal_org_ids": [] }, { "id": 1980, "total_budgets": [], "recipient_org_budgets": [], "region_budgets": [], "country_budgets": [], "total_expenditures": [], "documents": [], "locations": [ { "id": 1804, "latitude": -1.274665, "longitude": 36.829065, "city": "Nairobi", "state": "Ngara", "address_1": "", "address_2": "", "postcode": "", "iati_country": "KE", "country": 27, "location_target": 1980 } ], "logo": "https://storage.googleapis.com/akvo-rsr-production-media-files/cache/c0/89/c0893368f522817653401255a55e3cc2.jpg", "latitude": "-1.274665", "longitude": "36.829065", "city": "Nairobi", "current_user_permissions": { "can_create_iati_export": false, "can_edit_iati_export": false }, "created_at": "2014-03-03T14:53:13+01:00", "last_modified_at": "2015-09-11T12:29:50.656583+02:00", "name": "Sarakasi Trust", "long_name": "Sarakasi Trust", "language": "en", "organisation_type": "N", "currency": "EUR", "new_organisation_type": 22, "iati_org_id": null, "url": "http://sarakasi.org/", "facebook": "", "twitter": "", "linkedin": "", "phone": "+254 (0) 20 2694026", "mobile": "+254 (0) 722814133", "fax": "", "contact_person": "", "contact_email": "info@sarakasi.co.ke", "description": "Sarakasi Trust responds to the need for the further development and promotion of culture, performing arts and entertainment in East-Africa focusing on acrobatics, dance and music. Sarakasi, established in Nairobi in 2001, strives to empower its trainees and contracted artists (most of whom originate from slum areas around Nairobi) creatively and economically by giving them tools to manage their art, lives and careers more effectively and successfully. \r\nSarakasi employs 35 staff on a full time basis, reaches over 1,000 young people on a weekly basis in its (training) outreach programs, trains about 100 people at the Dome every week and reaches thousands with its audience building activities. 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ACK WRCCS is the development arm of the six (6) dioceses of the Anglican Church of Kenya Western Region, namely : Bungoma, Butere, Katakwa, Maseno North, Mumias and Nambale.\r\n\r\nIncorporated in January 1997. The organization is officially registered as a company limited by guarantee. The organization implements its development projects through community empowerment, problem identification, problem solving and informed decision-making in all the eight adminstrative districts of Western Province. This enables the targeted people to think critically and find solutions to their own problems.\r\n\r\nThe organization's catchment is divided into FOUR areas based on the different demographics, climatic condition and soil types across the province. The areas are: -\r\n\r\n• Eastern Area has high population density with an average of 1/4 an acre farm plots per household. 60% of the farm plots are rocky and hilly area.\r\n\r\n• Mountain area has rich soils with very low productivity per unit area as reported by experience during the course of implementation of food security programs.\r\n\r\n• Lake Area has large parcels of land with sand and infertile soils. The area covers Busia district, which is ranked among the poorest districts in Kenya with over 50% of its adult population being illiterate.\r\n\r\n• Sugar belt area, has high population per square kilometer with 90% of the households depending on sugarcane farming for their livelihood.Each area is headed by area program officer and at least 8 community development facilitator who are responsible for day to day facilitation of the participatory development.Our main area of competency lies in capacity building of development interventions through people own processes.", "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": 9, "content_owner": null, "original": null, "password_policy": null, "codelist": null, "internal_org_ids": [] }, { "id": 670, "total_budgets": [], "recipient_org_budgets": [], "region_budgets": [], "country_budgets": [], "total_expenditures": [], "documents": [], "locations": [ { "id": 336, "latitude": -1.322032, "longitude": 36.807906, "city": "Nairobi", "state": "Nairobi", "address_1": "Wilson Airport, Langata Rd.", "address_2": "P.O.Box 30125 -00100", "postcode": "", "iati_country": "KE", "country": 27, "location_target": 670 } ], "logo": "https://storage.googleapis.com/akvo-rsr-production-media-files/cache/69/8e/698e6f9c247fa1ee2a4abb5bb614c55d.jpg", "latitude": "-1.322032", "longitude": "36.807906", "city": "Nairobi", "current_user_permissions": { "can_create_iati_export": false, "can_edit_iati_export": false }, "created_at": "2012-05-16T08:19:11+02:00", "last_modified_at": "2015-07-09T11:46:23.711646+02:00", "name": "WASH Alliance Kenya", "long_name": "WASH Alliance Kenya", "language": "en", "organisation_type": "N", "currency": "EUR", "new_organisation_type": 22, "iati_org_id": null, "url": "", "facebook": "", "twitter": "", "linkedin": "", "phone": "+254-(0)20-6994351", "mobile": "+254-(0)722876048", "fax": "+254-(0)20-606340", "contact_person": "Tobias M. 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VAP’s original beneficiaries are now leaders within the organisation which reaches thousands of vulnerable young people each year.\r\n\r\nThe organisation's mission is to integrate social and economic values through soccer by creating a pro-active health environment, and its' vision is a society that is healthy and socially and economically empowered. \r\n\r\nToday, the organisation delivers three soccer-inspired programs addressing HIV/AIDS, female empowerment and corruption in Kenya in Nairobi schools and community centres.\r\n\r\nEach program, lasting between three and six months, takes a two-pronged approach; firstly, participants are educated and informed on relevant health and social issues. Secondly, the self-esteem and confidence of participants are actively built to enable them to put their new found knowledge into action, making positive choices and resisting peer pressure.\r\n\r\nPrograms are delivered by peer educators, many of whom are local soccer stars, who act as role models.", "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": 2464, "content_owner": null, "original": null, "password_policy": null, "codelist": null, "internal_org_ids": [] }, { "id": 887, "total_budgets": [], "recipient_org_budgets": [], "region_budgets": [], "country_budgets": [], "total_expenditures": [], "documents": [], "locations": [ { "id": 794, "latitude": -1.288761, "longitude": 36.794167, "city": "Nairobi", "state": "", "address_1": "P.O. 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