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Water Supply Access for the Urban Poor

Locations

Angola – Kilamba Kiaxi and Viana

Partners

United States Agency for International Development (USAID), CARE International

Details

Completed August 2008. 41,200 urban poor are benefiting from improved access to water. This project entailed a number of activities including the construction of peri-urban water points, training community organizations in water supply system management, and improved water governance capacity.

Water and Sanitation in Akonlinga and Gashiga Counsils

Locations

Cameroon- Northern and Central Regions

Partners

Plan International (PLAN)

Details

Completed July 2011. This project equipped wells with hand pumps, constructed school latrines with hand washing facilities, and implemented training and sensitization campaigns on hygiene and sanitation in schools.

Community Water Supply, Sanitation, and Hygiene Project

Locations

Ethopia - Amhara Region

Partners

United States Agency for International Development (USAID), World Vision, Food for the Hungry

Details

Completed December 2008. Over 46,000+ rural residents benefited from new access to improved water supply and nearly 27,000 people benefited from improved sanitation services. This project involved community-based efforts in 12 “Kokeb Kebeles”, or “Model Villages,” for water sanitation and hygiene improvement.

Community Water Supply, Sanitation, and Hygiene Project

Locations

Kenya - Kinango, Kaloleni, and Kilifi Districts

Partners

United States Agency for International Development (USAID), Aga Khan Foundation

Details

Completed September 2010. 19,000 people benefited from access to improved water supply and 13,250 people, included 7,200 schoolchildren, benefited from improved sanitation facilities. This project also improved the capacity of community institutions for the protection of water catchments, and expanded health and hygiene promotions.

Kenya Mara River Basin and Water Development

Locations

Kenya - Trans Mara, Narok, and Bomet Districts

Partners

United States Agency for International Development (USAID), Florida International University, World Vision

Details

Completed August 2010. 8,700 community members and 1,600 schoolchildren benefited from access to improved water supply. This project has increased access to sustainable safe water and sanitation services in communities and schools, promoted behavior change and point-of-use drinking water treatment, improved water productivity among the poor with a community water credit program.

Mulanje Mountain Community Watershed Management

Locations

Malawi- Mt. Mulanje

Partners

United States Agency for International Development (USAID), Development Alternatives, Inc.

Details

Completed October 2008. 28,000 people have benefited from improved access to water. Additionally, 8,000 hectares are under improved watershed management. This project has provided water supply services, agricultural water use and land management as well as water resources governance in the Mt. Mulanje region.

Community Water Supply, Sanitation and Wastewater Program

Locations

Mali - Bamako, Segou, Mopti, Gao, and Timbuktu Regions

Partners

United States Agency for International Development (USAID), West Africa Water Initiative (WAWI)

Details

Completed August 2008. This multi-faceted program has provided more than 22,000 people with improved access to water supply and nearly 9,000 people with improved access to hygiene and sanitation services. This project improved rural and peri-urban water supply and sanitation services, promoted hygiene, and provided training and technology for productive use of water in small-scale agriculture, and conducted analysis of the potential for treated wastewater reuse from local Coca-Cola bottling plant.

Potable Water Supply and Efficient Small-Scale Irrigation

Locations

Morocco – El Haouz Province and Doukkala-Abda Regions

Partners

United States Agency for International Development (USAID), CARE International

Details

Completed May 2011. 1,100 rural residents with benefited from access to improved drinking water supply and 50 smallholder farmers benefited from training in technologies, best management practices, and agricultural approaches to enhance small-scale water use efficiency. One farmer group strengthened to invest in and manage collectively-owned drip irrigation systems. This project has increased access to improved potable water supply sources and sanitation facilities for vulnerable rural populations and improved water use practices by small farmers to enhance livelihoods and ensure environmental sustainability.

Rehabilitating the TextAfrica Water Treatment System

Locations

Mozambique – Chimoio

Partners

FIPAG, Netherlands Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Vitens, EJL

Details

Completed March 2009. By rehabilitating a dilapidated water treatment system, the project was able to improve the quantity and quality of the municipal water supply, serving 25,000 people in the city of Chimoio and its industries.

Expanding Water Supply to Bairro 4 and Surrounding Areas

Locations

Mozambique – Chimoio

Partners

United States Agency for International Development (USAID), FIPAG, EJL

Details

Completed August 2010. Through renovation of boreholes and the extension of a municipal water supply network, 7,200 residents in Bairro 4, an underserved neighborhood, are benefiting from access to safe potable water for the first time.

Water for Health and Wealth: Multiple-Use Water Services

Locations

Niger - Zinder Region

Partners

United States Agency for International Development (USAID), Winrock International, World Chlorine Council, ARD, GFA Consulting

Details

Completed April 2011. This project has introduced multiple-use water services (MUS) that provided nearly 16,000 people with improved access to water supply, nearly 22,000 people with hygiene training and enabled 15,000 people to adopt the use of a point-of-use water disinfection product. There was also an 8 percent increase in household income from vegetable and livestock. This project has introduced household point-of-use water disinfection products for diarrhea prevention.

Improved Health and Livelihoods in Nigeria’s Rural Communities

Locations

Nigeria - Kano State

Partners

United States Agency for International Development (USAID), Women Farmers Advancement Network (WOFAN)

Details

Completed November 2008. 66,000 residents, including 33,000 school children, benefited from improved water supply services. This project improved access to water, sanitation, and hygiene services and supported income generation and livelihood enhancement in communities in Kano State.

Improving Access to Safe Water and Sanitation in Enugu State

Locations

Nigeria - Enugu State

Partners

United States Agency for International Development (USAID), Society for Family Health

Details

Completed June 2011. 15,532 adults and 31,250 children have benefited from access to improved water supply and sanitation. This project improved household water quality, increased access to drinking water and reduced diarrheal disease by distribution and use of affordable point-of-use disinfectant products. There was an increased access to improved sanitation facilities through construction of school latrines and hygiene promotion in communities.

Community Water Supply and Watergy Intervention and Education

Locations

South Africa - Gauteng, Eastern Cape, and Western Cape Provinces

Partners

United States Agency for International Development (USAID), Alliance to Save Energy, The Mvula Trust, BrandHouse

Details

Completed January 2011. 4,802 people benefited from access to improved drinking water supply and trained in health and hygiene practices. 4,733 students and teachers benefited from more efficient water supply and sanitation infrastructure. This project repaired and retrofitted broken and/or unusable terminal plumbing fixtures that contribute to large-scale water wastage and also rehabilitated a municipal water treatment plant to expand drinking water supply.

Improved Community Livelihoods and Sustainable Water Management

Locations

Tanzania – Wami-Ruvu and Pangani River Basins

Partners

United States Agency for International Development (USAID), Global Water for Sustainability Program (GLOWS)

Details

Completed August 2009. More than 8,300 students benefited from improved sanitation services or drinking water supply as a result of this project, which integrated water resources management, industrial and agricultural water-use management, and water supply and sanitation service delivery in two of the country’s most critical river basins. Additionally, 430,000 hectares were placed under improved watershed management and nearly 39,000 trees have been planted.

Northern Uganda Watersprings Initiative

Locations

Uganda - Lira, Dokolo, and Amuria Districts of Northern Uganda

Partners

United States Agency for International Development (USAID), Christian Children’s Fund, Cooperazione Internazionale

Details

Completed May 2008. 35,090 people benefited from access to improved drinking water supply including 4,410 of which also benefited from the installation of VIP latrines in schools and health centers. This project provided clean water, sanitation facilities, and hygiene promotion for persons displaced by conflict in rural regions of Northern Uganda.

Transboundary Community Water Services

Locations

West Africa - Tano River Basin

Partners

United States Agency for International Development (USAID), CARE International

Details

Completed February 2009. More than 10,000 people, including 2,600 school children, benefited from improved access to water and sanitation services. This project involved watershed management, capacity-building, infrastructure construction, and conflict prevention activities in a transboundary river basin.

Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene Education in Schools

Locations

Zambia - Northern Province

Partners

Development Aid from People to People Zambia (DAPP)

Details

Completed September 2010. This project promoted behavior change related to water access, sanitation, and hygiene through the development of a comprehensive hygiene and sanitation education curriculum, capacity building at the provincial, district, and school administration levels, and awareness raising activities such as theater competitions. Project objectives accomplished:

18,000 people were trained in proper hygiene and sanitation behavior
167,000 students received hygiene and sanitation education
400 schools and communities received WASH programs and curriculum improvements

Improvement of Drinking Water and Sanitation Services

Locations

Angola- Bom Jesus (Bengo Province) and Funda (Luanda Province)

Partners

United States Agency for International Development (USAID)

Details

To be completed April 2014. 41,200 people, including 3,000 schoolchildren, are expected to benefit from access to improved water supply. This project is strengthening the management of the water supply system, increasing access to improved drinking water through rehabilitation and expansion of an existing water network and construction of a new network, improving basic sanitation and hygiene practices, and strengthening the community development planning.

Water Supply, Sanitation, and Hygiene Education in Peri-Urban Bujumbura

Locations

Burundi - Gatumba and Rukaramu (Bujumbura Province)

Partners

United States Agency for International Development (USAID), Betraco-Medosi

Details

To be completed November 2013. This project is providing sustainable clean water access and hygiene and sanitation education to primary schools and the communities of Gatumba and Rukaramu neighborhoods in Bujumbura Province.

Kinshasa Bopeto

Locations

Democratic Republic of the Congo - Kinshasa

Partners

CARE International

Details

To be completed June 2012. 10,000 people are expected to benefit from improved access to water. This project is installing water points and training youth associations in the maintenance and operation of water points as well as encouraging them to work with community members on deciding the locations of the water points.

Household Water Connections and Health Improvement

Locations

Egypt - Beni Suef

Partners

NWABU, CARE International

Details

To be completed December 2011. 7,500 people will benefit from water access. This project is extending coverage of potable water to households in rural upper Egypt and enhancing awareness about hygiene and the proper usage of sanitation facilities.

Ghana Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene (WASH) Project

Locations

Ghana - Greater Accra and Volta Regions

Partners

United States Agency for International Development (USAID), Relief International, Solutions Africa/BETA Construction Engineers, WaterHealth International

Details

To be completed November 2013. 16,250 community members and 11,400 students and teachers are expected to benefit from access to improved water receiving household access to sanitation facilities. 27 people will be trained in facility maintenance. This project is providing Water Health Centers in peri-urban locations and improving sanitation and hygiene in schools and communities located in Greater Accra and the Volta Region.

Community Watershed Support Project

Locations

Malawi

Partners

United States Agency for International Development (USAID), LandCare

Details

To be completed April 2013. 100,000 people are expected to receive improved access to water and 25,000 people are expected to receive improved access to sanitation. This project is improving governance of water resources in target areas, increasing access to improved water and sanitation and improving community participation in watershed conservation.

Strengthening Communities through WASH

Locations

Mozambique - Erati and Monapo, Nampula Province

Partners

United States Agency for International Development (USAID), Care International

Details

To be completed November 2013. 29,500 people will benefit from access to improved water supply. 4,800 students will benefit from access to improved sanitation. This project is strengthening health services, promoting proper health and hygiene practices in the community, and increasing availability of multi-use water systems for health and wealth.

Potable Water Supply to Rural Communities

Locations

Senegal - Ziguinchor and Tambacounda Regions

Partners

United States Agency for International Development (USAID), International Resources Group (IRG)

Details

To be completed November 2011. 8,000 people are expected to benefit from access to safe drinking water. This project is increasing access to water supply through the construction of 20 wells and strengthening the capacity of local governments to manage sustainable water supply development.

Millennium Water and Sanitation Program

Locations

Senegal - Ziguinchor, Sédhiou and Kolda, Casamance Region

Partners

United States Agency for International Development (USAID), Research Triangle Institute (RTI)

Details

To be completed March 2013. 19,050 people will benefit from access to improved drinking water supply. 4,250 people are expected to benefit from access to an improved sanitation facility and 900 students will benefit from school bloc sanitation facilities. This project is increasing access to water supply and sanitation, strengthening the capacity of local governments and communities, and providing villages with training in well maintenance and management.

Bohphelo Ka Metsi – Health through Water

Locations

South Africa- Ramotshinyadi Village

Partners

United States Agency for International Development (USAID), Re-Solve Consulting Family Health International (FHI), The Mvula Trust

Details

To be completed October 2013. 10,000 rural residents will benefit from access to improved water supply in the first year. This project is establishing a sufficient, sustainable water supply network for rural villagers in Ramotshinyadi and 2 additional communities while increasing awareness, knowledge and skills of the community members in water management. Additionally, 60 HBC workers are expected to benefit from training in health, hygiene, and HIV prevention.

RAIN Water for Schools

Locations

South Africa - Nationwide

Partners

SABU, H2O for Life, The Department of Basic Education for the South Africa Government (DBE), The Mvula Trust

Details

To be completed August 2012. This project is providing water supply, sanitation, and hygiene infrastructure in 100 schools of great need throughout South Africa. It is expected that a total of 60,000 learners will benefit from WASH interventions in 100 schools. 5,000 learners at 9 pilot phase schools have already received a Full WASH intervention. Project implementation is ongoing in 11 additional schools. The remaining 80 schools are expected to be complete by mid-2012. This is the 2010 FIFA World Cup Legacy project.

Community WASH and Sustainable Water Management

Locations

Tanzania – Wami-Ruvu River Basin and Ruaha Sub-Basin

Partners

United States Agency for International Development (USAID), Florida International University, Global Water for Sustainability

Details

To be completed August 2013. Over 9,500 people are benefiting from access to improved water source and over 6,800 school children are benefiting from access to improved sanitation facilities. This project is providing water, sanitation, and hygiene for the rural poor while training, developing, and overseeing an Environmental Management System (EMS).

Urban Poor Intervention in Bwaise II Parish – Kawempe

Locations

Uganda- Kawempe Division, Kampala City

Partners

Century Bottling Company, National Water and Sewage Corporation, WaterAid, Uganda

Details

To be completed August 2012. 15,000 people are expected to benefit from improved access to water. This project is improving WASH service delivery in Kampala by increasing the capacity of poorer communities to effectively engage with decision makers and service providers in Kawempe Division, Kampala City.

WASH in Schools

Locations

Zimbabwe- Zaka and Gutu Districts, Masvingo Province

Partners

CARE International

Details

To be completed August 2012. 7,400 students and teachers are expected to benefit from improved water access. This project is rehabilitating water supply infrastructure in schools by repairing boreholes and installing latrines.

Water for a Generation

Locations

Swaziland- Nationwide

Partners

NCMI

Details

To be completed July 2012. 100,000 people are benefiting from access to safe drinking water and 50,000 people are benefiting from WASH awareness. By providing solar-powered water pump systems near communities, schools and health clinics throughout the country, 105,000 people will benefit from clean drinking water. This project has been implemented in collaboration with the local government Ministry of National Resources and community leaders to ensure an integrated, sustainable project.

HIV/AIDS Program

Locations

Botswana

Partners

HOPE worldwide in collaboration with Kweneng East District Multi-Sectoral AIDS Committee, Ministry of Education, Ministry of Health, Department of Social Services, Baylor Clinic, Botswana International Church of Christ, MAMARABOPA Trust, Dira Le Rona Youth Group

Funders

National AIDS Coordinating Agency; Project Concern International; The Coca-Cola Africa Foundation; Shell

Details

This program's aim is to increase care and support services to orphans and vulnerable children and to mobilize and strengthen household and community-based responses.

HIV/AIDS Program

Locations

Kenya

Partners

HOPE worldwide, RFFA/Rotary, Academy for Educational Development (AED), African Medical and Research Foundation (AMREF), SLF, Regional Psychosocial Support Initiative (REPSSI), Shell, Department of Children Services

Details

This program's goal is to improve the well-being and protection of orphans and vulnerable children in the area.

HIV/AIDS Program

Locations

Mozambique

Partners

HOPE worldwide, Rotarians For Fighting Aids (RFFA)/Rotary, Community Partners: 3

Details

This program aims to help families cope and respond to issues and to improve the well-being of orphans and vulnerable children.

HIV/AIDS Program

Locations

Nigeria

Partners

HOPE worldwide, Rotarians For Fighting Aids (RFFA), Access Bank Plc

Details

This program will mobilize and strengthen community-based responses and increase care for orphans and vulnerable children in the area.

HIV/AIDS Program

Locations

South Africa: Informal settlements and underprivileged communities in the Gauteng and KZN Provinces.

Partners

HOPE worldwide, Coca-Cola South Africa, Monash University, City of Joburg, Makro, Department of Social Development and the Joburg Church of Christ. Major Donors: Shell, the Australian Agency for International Development, Allied Mobile. Community Partners: 5

Details

This program will mobilize and strengthen household and community-based responses and increase care for orphans and vulnerable children. Government services and grants will also be mobilized, and crèches (pre-schools) will also be supported and strengthened to provide quality Early Childhood Development services.

HIV/AIDS Program

Locations

Zambia: underprivileged communities in and around Lusaka and in Chongwe.

Partners

HOPE worldwide, Coca-Cola, RFFA, 'Kupasa Banja', AusAID, Zambia National Aids Network (ZNAN), Ministry of Health (MOH), Ministry of Education (MOE), Mac Recruitment, Shoprite, Barefeet Theater, African Directions, Zambia Community Schools Networking (COSNA), Habitat for Humanity, Churches Council of Zambia, Community Childcare Forums

Details

This program's goal is to increase educational, nutritional, and psychosocial support, and access to healthcare for orphans and vulnerable children. The program also focuses on family empowerment, home-based care, and improving shelter conditions of households. Activities also include prison visits and support to two Children’s medical wards.

Malaria Prevention

Locations

Angola- Uige and Cuene Provinces

Partners

NetsforLife®, Diocese of Angola

Details

This program's goal is to provide life-saving prevention training and long-lasting insecticide-treated nets at no cost to remote communities. The goal for the current phase (2008-2013) of the NetsforLife® program partnership is to distribute 7 million nets in sub-Saharan Africa. So far, the program has distributed over 5.7 million nets, trained nearly 45,000 malaria control agents, and directly reached almost 9.9 million community members. NetsforLife® has distributed 43,563 nets to the area already and hopes to distribute 20,000 more nets in 2011.

Malaria Prevention

Locations

Botswana-Ngami and Okavango districts

Partners

NetsforLife®, Diocese of Angola

Details

This program's goal is to provide life-saving prevention training and long-lasting insecticide-treated nets at no cost to remote communities. The goal for the current phase (2008-2013) of the NetsforLife® program partnership is to distribute 7 million nets in sub-Saharan Africa. So far, the program has distributed over 5.7 million nets, trained nearly 45,000 malaria control agents, and directly reached almost 9.9 million community members. NetsforLife® has distributed 64,450 nets to the area already and continues to monitor the program to ensure proper usage.

Malaria Prevention

Locations

Burundi

Partners

NetsforLife®, Eglise Anglicane du Burundi (Anglican Church of Burundi)

Details

This program's goal is to provide life-saving prevention training and long-lasting insecticide-treated nets at no cost to remote communities. The goal for the current phase (2008-2013) of the NetsforLife® program partnership is to distribute 7 million nets in sub-Saharan Africa. So far, the program has distributed over 5.7 million nets, trained nearly 45,000 malaria control agents, and directly reached almost 9.9 million community members. NetsforLife® has distributed 243,869 nets to the area already and hopes to distribute 40,000 more nets in 2011.

Malaria Prevention

Locations

Democratic Republic of Congo-Kalemie, Lubumbashi, Kasumbalesa, Kapolowe, and Katanga districts

Partners

NetsforLife®, Diocese of Boga, Diocese of Katanga

Details

This program's goal is to provide life-saving prevention training and long-lasting insecticide-treated nets at no cost to remote communities. The goal for the current phase (2008-2013) of the NetsforLife® program partnership is to distribute 7 million nets in sub-Saharan Africa. So far, the program has distributed over 5.7 million nets, trained nearly 45,000 malaria control agents, and directly reached almost 9.9 million community members. NetsforLife® has distributed 98,897 nets to the area already and hopes to distribute 500,000 more nets in 2011.

Malaria Prevention

Locations

Ghana- Upper West, Upper East, and Northern regions

Partners

NetsforLife®, Diocese of Tamale, Anglican Diocesan Development and Relief Office

Details

This program's goal is to provide life-saving prevention training and long-lasting insecticide-treated nets at no cost to remote communities. The goal for the current phase (2008-2013) of the NetsforLife® program partnership is to distribute 7 million nets in sub-Saharan Africa. So far, the program has distributed over 5.7 million nets, trained nearly 45,000 malaria control agents, and directly reached almost 9.9 million community members. NetsforLife® has distributed 1,946,148 nets to the area already and hopes to distribute 550,000 more nets in 2011.

Malaria Prevention

Locations

Guinea-Rio Pongio, Loos Island, and Conakry

Partners

NetsforLife®, Anglican Diocese of Guinea

Details

This program's goal is to provide life-saving prevention training and long-lasting insecticide-treated nets at no cost to remote communities. The goal for the current phase (2008-2013) of the NetsforLife® program partnership is to distribute 7 million nets in sub-Saharan Africa. So far, the program has distributed over 5.7 million nets, trained nearly 45,000 malaria control agents, and directly reached almost 9.9 million community members. NetsforLife® has distributed 43,759 nets to the area already and continues to monitor the program to ensure proper usage.

Malaria Prevention

Locations

Kenya-Nyanza Province

Partners

NetsforLife®, Inter-Diocesan Christian Community Services (ACK Development Services Nyanza Region Limited)

Details

This program's goal is to provide life-saving prevention training and long-lasting insecticide-treated nets at no cost to remote communities. The goal for the current phase (2008-2013) of the NetsforLife® program partnership is to distribute 7 million nets in sub-Saharan Africa. So far, the program has distributed over 5.7 million nets, trained nearly 45,000 malaria control agents, and directly reached almost 9.9 million community members. NetsforLife® has distributed 72,414 nets to the area already and hopes to distribute 50,000 more nets in 2011.

Malaria Prevention

Locations

Liberia-Cuttington, Kakata, Buchanan, Monrovia, and Clara Town

Partners

NetsforLife®, Episcopal Church of Liberia

Details

This program's goal is to provide life-saving prevention training and long-lasting insecticide-treated nets at no cost to remote communities. The goal for the current phase (2008-2013) of the NetsforLife® program partnership is to distribute 7 million nets in sub-Saharan Africa. So far, the program has distributed over 5.7 million nets, trained nearly 45,000 malaria control agents, and directly reached almost 9.9 million community members. NetsforLife® has distributed 343,321 nets to the area already and hopes to distribute 150,000 more nets in 2011.

Malaria Prevention

Locations

Malawi-Thyolo, Blantyr, Muzuzu, Nkkhata-bay, Ru, Phi, Mzimba, Karonga, Zomba, Machinga, Mangochi, Balaka, Manza, Neno, and Ntcheu

Partners

NetsforLife®, Diocese of Northern Malawi, Diocese of Southern Malawi, Diocese of the Upper Shire, Diocese of Lake Malawi

Details

This program's goal is to provide life-saving prevention training and long-lasting insecticide-treated nets at no cost to remote communities. The goal for the current phase (2008-2013) of the NetsforLife® program partnership is to distribute 7 million nets in sub-Saharan Africa. So far, the program has distributed over 5.7 million nets, trained nearly 45,000 malaria control agents, and directly reached almost 9.9 million community members. NetsforLife® has distributed 93,534 nets to the area already and hopes to distribute 85,000 more nets in 2011.

Malaria Prevention

Locations

Mozambique-Maputo and Xai Xai

Partners

NetsforLife®, Diocese of Lebombo, Hope Africa

Details

This program's goal is to provide life-saving prevention training and long-lasting insecticide-treated nets at no cost to remote communities. The goal for the current phase (2008-2013) of the NetsforLife® program partnership is to distribute 7 million nets in sub-Saharan Africa. So far, the program has distributed over 5.7 million nets, trained nearly 45,000 malaria control agents, and directly reached almost 9.9 million community members. NetsforLife® has distributed 92,143 nets to the area already and hopes to distribute 33,000 more nets in 2011.

Malaria Prevention

Locations

Namibia-Oshana, Oshikoto, Omusati, Ohangwema, Kavango, Caprivi, Ondengwa, Tsumeb, Odibo, and Eenhana

Partners

NetsforLife®, Diocese of Namibia

Details

This program's goal is to provide life-saving prevention training and long-lasting insecticide-treated nets at no cost to remote communities. The goal for the current phase (2008-2013) of the NetsforLife® program partnership is to distribute 7 million nets in sub-Saharan Africa. So far, the program has distributed over 5.7 million nets, trained nearly 45,000 malaria control agents, and directly reached almost 9.9 million community members. NetsforLife® has distributed 26,531 nets to the area already and hopes to distribute 14,000 more nets in 2011.

Malaria Prevention

Locations

Nigeria-Shiwer, Kadarko, Langtang, Mabe, Amper, Fan, Barkin Ladi, Ta-Hoss, Kuru-Loh, Fobus, Gbajimba, Gbar, Inyom, Vende, and Akeate

Partners

NetsforLife®, Christian Aid

Details

This program's goal is to provide life-saving prevention training and long-lasting insecticide-treated nets at no cost to remote communities. The goal for the current phase (2008-2013) of the NetsforLife® program partnership is to distribute 7 million nets in sub-Saharan Africa. So far, the program has distributed over 5.7 million nets, trained nearly 45,000 malaria control agents, and directly reached almost 9.9 million community members. NetsforLife® has distributed 453,682 nets to the area already and hopes to distribute 50,000 more nets in 2011.

Malaria Prevention

Locations

Sierra Leone-Bo and Pujehun districts

Partners

NetsforLife®, Diocese of Bo

Details

This program's goal is to provide life-saving prevention training and long-lasting insecticide-treated nets at no cost to remote communities. The goal for the current phase (2008-2013) of the NetsforLife® program partnership is to distribute 7 million nets in sub-Saharan Africa. So far, the program has distributed over 5.7 million nets, trained nearly 45,000 malaria control agents, and directly reached almost 9.9 million community members. NetsforLife® has distributed 505,761 nets to the area already and hopes to distribute 60,000 more nets in 2011.

Malaria Prevention

Locations

Tanzania-Central Tanganyika, Western Tanganyika, and Dar es Salaam

Partners

Diocese of Central Tanganyika, Diocese of Western Tanganyika, and Anglican Church of Tanzania/MEA Foundation

Details

This program's goal is to provide life-saving prevention training and long-lasting insecticide-treated nets at no cost to remote communities. The goal for the current phase (2008-2013) of the NetsforLife® program partnership is to distribute 7 million nets in sub-Saharan Africa. So far, the program has distributed over 5.7 million nets, trained nearly 45,000 malaria control agents, and directly reached almost 9.9 million community members. NetsforLife® has distributed 42,001 nets to the area already and continues to monitor the program to ensure proper usage.

Malaria Prevention

Locations

Uganda-Kumi, Soroti, Busoga, Namirembe, Bukedi, and Mbale

Partners

NetsforLife®, Christian Aid

Details

This program's goal is to provide life-saving prevention training and long-lasting insecticide-treated nets at no cost to remote communities. The goal for the current phase (2008-2013) of the NetsforLife® program partnership is to distribute 7 million nets in sub-Saharan Africa. So far, the program has distributed over 5.7 million nets, trained nearly 45,000 malaria control agents, and directly reached almost 9.9 million community members. NetsforLife® has distributed 1,344,358 nets to the area already and hopes to distribute 100,000 more nets in 2011.

Malaria Prevention

Locations

Zambia

Partners

NetsforLife®, Zambian Anglican Council

Details

This program's goal is to provide life-saving prevention training and long-lasting insecticide-treated nets at no cost to remote communities. The goal for the current phase (2008-2013) of the NetsforLife® program partnership is to distribute 7 million nets in sub-Saharan Africa. So far, the program has distributed over 5.7 million nets, trained nearly 45,000 malaria control agents, and directly reached almost 9.9 million community members. NetsforLife® has distributed 239,749 nets to the area already and hopes to distribute 50,000 more nets in 2011.

Malaria Prevention

Locations

Zimbabwe-Buhera, Chasiyatenmde, Renco, Rambanepasi, Ngombeyarara, Mudanda, Viriri, Munyanyi, Dorowa, Chiwehe, and Chiwenga

Partners

NetsforLife®, Diocese of Masvingo

Details

This program's goal is to provide life-saving prevention training and long-lasting insecticide-treated nets at no cost to remote communities. The goal for the current phase (2008-2013) of the NetsforLife® program partnership is to distribute 7 million nets in sub-Saharan Africa. So far, the program has distributed over 5.7 million nets, trained nearly 45,000 malaria control agents, and directly reached almost 9.9 million community members. NetsforLife® has distributed 66,361 nets to the area already and continues to monitor the program to ensure proper usage.

Malaria Prevention (Isdell)

Locations

Zambia- Seshekle town (Western Zambia)

Partners

Isdell: Flowers Foundation Cross Boarder Malaria Initiative, Roll Back Malaria, Christian Aid, Zambian Anglican Council

Details

30,000 durable mosquito nets will be distributed to community members with the aim of achieving 40% reduction in malaria incidence over the next 18 months, 100 malaria control agents will be trained to help ensure that the mosquito nets are used approximately and consistently, members of the community will also be taught to recognize malaria symptoms as well as when and where to seek treatment.

Capacity Building for Health Institutions

Locations

Morocco - Rabat, Casablanca, Fes, Marrakech, Oujda, Agadir

Partners

CitiHope International, The Association Lalla Salma Lutte Contre le Cancer (Moroccan NGO), Moroccan Ministry of Health

Details

To be completed August 2012. This program will provide 1,050 patients with access to essential pharmaceuticals and medical supplies for vulnerable cancer patients in Morocco through a resupply effort. Supplies were distributed to 8 national centers of oncology (Rabat, Casablanca, Fes, Marrakech, Oujda, Agadir). Health care workers will be provided with the tools needed to perform their duties. This program aims to deliver $3-5 million in essential pharmaceuticals (primarily cancer medications) and medical supplies, estimating The Coca-Cola Africa Foundation’s Return on Investment for this program to be around 20:1.

Capacity Building for Health Institutions

Locations

Cameroon- nationwide

Partners

Fondation Ad Lucem au Cameroun and the Ministry of Public Health

Details

Completed August 2011. Patients at 13 Ad Lucem hospitals and 14 selected Government and Church Hospitals received pharmaceuticals and medical supplies needed to fully function. This program provided access to essential pharmaceuticals and medical supplies for a broad spectrum of health needs to rural and impoverished populations. Physicians, nurses, and other health care workers of the targeted institutions were provided with the tools needed to promote hope and healing.

Capacity Building for Health Institutions

Locations

Zimbabwe - Harare, Chitungwiza, Bulawayo, Kadoma, Hwange

Partners

CitiHope International

Details

Completed February 2010. Approximately 30,000 patients benefited from this program. The goal was to deliver critically needed and targeted medicines and medical supplies to selected institutions in Zimbabwe’s public health system. This program provided access to essential pharmaceuticals and medical supplies for healthcare workers and vulnerable patients in Zimbabwe. As a result, local economies were stimulated by an influx of donated supplies, resulting in more funds available for consumable purchases. A resupply effort is in progress.

Capacity Building for Health Institutions

Locations

Egypt – nationwide

Partners

CitiHope International, Egyptian Ministry of Health

Details

Completed August 2011. 102 vulnerable cancer patients at 12 hospitals including 9 National Oncology Centers received access to essential pharmaceuticals and medical supplies. Monitoring is underway and ongoing, with reports of patients being treated for ovarian cancer, osteo sarcoma, lung cancer and breast cancer. Several hospitals have already exhausted their supply of donated medicines, and most will be used completely by November 2011. Many have asked for additional supplies.

Capacity Building for Health Institutions

Locations

Malawi – Northern and Central Regions

Partners

CitiHope International, Ministry of Health

Details

To be completed August 2012. Patients from 25 Government and Christian Health Association of Malawi hospitals will benefit from access to essential pharmaceuticals and medical supplies. Health care workers from secondary and tertiary hospitals will be supplied with tools and needed to perform their duties. This program aims to address unprecedented access to world-class healthcare and deliver $2-3 million in essential pharmaceuticals and medical supplies.

Capacity Building for Health Institutions

Locations

Ethiopia - nationwide

Partners

CitiHope International, Fayyaa Integrated Development Organization (FIDO)(Ethiopian NGO), Ethiopian Ministry of Health

Details

To be completed August 2012. Targeted national, referral and district hospitals will provide vulnerable populations, including cancer patients, free access to essential pharmaceuticals and medical supplies through a sustainable resupply program. Healthcare workers will be provided the tools needed to perform their duties.

Capacity Building for Health Institutions

Locations

Swaziland - nationwide

Partners

MedShare

Details

Completed June 2011. Annually, 500,000 people have received improved access to healthcare. Six 40-foot containers full of medical supplies and equipment were distributed and donated to the government hospitals of Mbabane, Pigg’s Peak, Hlathikhulu Government Hospital, and Mankayane. The items, which valued over $2 million, included transformers, IV kits, gloves, bandages, X-ray machines, electrosurgical units and much more. Technicians at the recipient hospitals received “Equipment Maintenance Kits” which contained tools and spare parts to support the donated biomedical equipment.

Capacity Building for Health Institutions

Locations

Zimbabwe

Partners

MedShare

Details

Completed June 2011. 15 hospitals countrywide are benefiting from a shipment of biomedical equipment including a CT scanner, 6 equipment maintenance kits and 71 transformers. This delivery is a result of a response for biomedical equipment made by Celebration Health under its “Operation Outstretched Hand” in February 2009. At the time of the shipment there was only one functional CT Scanner in the country of 13 million people.

Capacity Building for Health Institutions

Locations

Niger – Maine-Soroa

Partners

MedShare

Details

Completed June 2011. The Kirker Hospital, which services patients from Niger, Nigeria, and Chad, received a $250,000 shipment of medical equipment and supplies to provide improved access to healthcare. The products received included general medical supplies, orthopedic equipment and surgical supplies.

Capacity Building for Health Institutions

Locations

Gambia - Banjul

Partners

MedShare, Gambian Ministry of Health

Details

Patients from the Royal Victoria Teaching Hospital benefited from an improved access to quality healthcare through the donations of medical supplies, including 40 state of the art hospital beds worth $200,000. The supplies also enhanced the hospital’s capacity to effectively treat patients.

Capacity Building for Health Institutions

Locations

Mauritania

Partners

MedShare, Mauritania’s Ministry of Health

Details

Patients at the National Hospital of Nouakchott benefited from the donation of medical supplies and equipment. The goal was to improve healthcare through the efficient recovery and redistribution of the surplus of medical supplies and equipment.

Enhanced Quality of Education

Locations

Angola- Huambo Province

Partners

Discovery Channel Global Education Partnership (DCGEP), Coca-Cola Angola, Solar Energy for Africa (SEFA), Discovery Communications, Angola national and provincial Ministry and Education, Huambo Provincial Governor, Chevron

Details

This program aims to improve student learning and motivation, to improve teachers' professional development, and to increase community involvement in schools. Angola has six schools participating in this program.

Enhanced Quality of Education

Locations

Egypt-Alexandria and Beni- Suef

Partners

Discovery Channel Global Education Partnership (DCGEP), Coca-Cola Egypt, Creative Associates-TILO, KEYS to Effective Learning, Discovery Communications, Ministry of Education (national and regional offices)

Details

This program aims to improve student learning and motivation, to improve teachers' professional development, and to increase community involvement in schools. Egypt has 60 schools participating in this program.

Enhanced Quality of Education

Locations

Ghana-Accra and Kumasi

Partners

Discovery Channel Global Education Partnership (DCGEP), The John Maureen Hendricks Charitable Foundation, Coca-Cola Ghana, The Ministry of Education (national and regional offices), Discovery Communications, The Peace Foundation of Human Development, The Asante King, His Majesty, the Asantehene, Otumfuo Osei Tutu II

Details

This program aims to improve student learning and motivation, to improve teachers' professional development, and to increase community involvement in schools. 20 learning centers are being established in Ghana through this program.

Enhanced Quality of Education

Locations

Kenya-Nairobi and Machakos

Partners

Discovery Channel Global Education Partnership (DCGEP), The Ministry of Education, Coca-Cola SABCO, Coca-Cola East Africa, Discovery Communications, African Center for Women in Information and Communications Technology (ACWICT)

Details

This program aims to improve student learning and motivation, to improve teachers' professional development, and to increase community involvement in schools. Five schools in both Nairobi and Machakos were selected to participate in this program.

Enhanced Quality of Education

Locations

Morocco- Casablanca and Rabat-Sale

Partners

Discovery Channel Global Education Partnership (DCGEP), Coca-Cola Morocco, Ministry of Education (national and regional offices), Discovery Communications, AMIDEAST

Details

This program aims to improve student learning and motivation, to improve teachers' professional development, and to increase community involvement in schools. Morocco has ten schools participating in this program.

Enhanced Quality of Education

Locations

Namibia-Windhoek and Ehomba

Partners

Discovery Channel Global Education Partnership (DCGEP), Namibia Beverages, Discovery Communications, Namibia national and provincial Ministry of Education

Details

This program aims to improve student learning and motivation, to improve teachers' professional development, and to increase community involvement in schools. Namibia has nine schools participating in this program.

Enhanced Quality of Education

Locations

Nigeria- Lagos

Partners

Discovery Channel Global Education Partnership (DCGEP), Coca-Cola Nigeria, Lagos State Ministry of Education, Chevron, Discovery Communications, The New Nigeria Foundation

Details

This program aims to improve student learning and motivation, to improve teachers' professional development, and to increase community involvement in schools. Four schools in Nigeria were selected to participate in this program.

Enhanced Quality of Education

Locations

South Africa-Limpopo and Guateng Province

Partners

Discovery Channel Global Education Partnership (DCGEP), Coca-Cola South Africa Pty Ltd, Coca-Cola Fortune Pty Ltd, Discovery Communications, Limpopo Provincial Ministry of Education, National Department of Education

Details

This program aims to improve student learning and motivation, to improve teachers' professional development, and to increase community involvement in schools. South Africa has 8 schools participating in this program.

Enhanced Quality of Education

Locations

Uganda-Jinja District

Partners

Discovery Channel Global Education Partnership (DCGEP), Coca-Cola East Africa Ltd, Century Bottling Co. Ltd, Discovery Communications, Jinja District Education Office

Details

This program aims to improve student learning and motivation, to improve teachers' professional development, and to increase community involvement in schools. Uganda has 5 schools participating in this program.

Tertiary Scholarships for Gifted, Disadvantaged Girls

Locations

Kenya, Uganda and Ghana

Partners

Zawadi Africa Education Fund

Details

145 scholarships are being provided to academically gifted girls from disadvantaged backgrounds from Kenya, Uganda, and Ghana to pursue higher education at schools in the US, Canada, Kenya, Uganda, Ghana and South Africa. In addition to providing a world-class education, this program has specific goals around equipping African girls to take charge of their own destiny and that of their communities. Beneficiaries receive life skills needed for them to thrive/become leaders in their own right, and to make positive contributions to their communities.

Tertiary Scholarships for Gifted, Disadvantaged Girls

Locations

Kenya, Uganda and Ghana

Partners

Zawadi Africa Education Fund

Details

Tertiary Scholarships for Gifted, Disadvantaged Girls

Locations

Kenya, Uganda and Ghana

Partners

Zawadi Africa Education Fund

Details

Transformational Leadership Program

Locations

Botswana

Partners

The Africa-America Institute (AAI), United States International University, Kenya (USIU), University of Pennsylvania- Wharton School’s Aresty Institute of Executive Education in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA

Details

The TLP program is designed to provide African managers in the NGO and small business sectors with the knowledge and skills they need to: improve their effectiveness as leaders; increase the efficiency and quality of their organizations; and improve the delivery of a wide range of services at the local level. In so doing, AAI and TCCAF are exponentially increasing the capacities of African-led organizations and enterprises to improve the lives of people living in local communities across the African continent. To-date some 236 participants from 15 countries have benefited from the TLP program including 1 from Botswana.