CARE works both in emergencies and in development and advocacy areas. They work internationally in many countries so the programs vary.

Oxfam Ibis works with education and human rights in Latin America and Africa. It is exceptionally good at cooperation with local NGOs abroad. Ibis works on - Delivery of professional development and, occasionally, emergency aid.

FAO is a UN agency which is very much focused on the sustainable development of agriculture. They have five main areas:

Helps people to help themselves in a varity of ways within agriculture, education, water and emergency assistance. In 2013 they had 355 overseas projects in 40 countries in Africa, Asia and Latin America. They also do fundraising projects in Grmany. 

The help with basics such as shelter, food, water, medication, migration, education and both psychosocial and legal support to victims of violence.

The help with basics such as shelter, food, water, medication, migration, education and both psychosocial and legal support to victims of violence.

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The International Growth Centre (IGC) aims to promote sustainable growth in developing countries by providing demand-led policy advice based on frontier research.

CARE works both in emergencies and in development and advocacy areas. They work internationally in many countries so the programs vary.

Focusing on Ikombe & Katangi Divisions in Yatta District, MCDA initially highlighted health, education, food security and youth unemployment. MCDA has now expanded to a lead agency in these sectors and now includes WASH in their work. They have proven highly effective in training community members in sanitation, water harvesting and agricultural techniques.

Has created 350 jobs and serves informal Settlements with 326 toilets. Each customer is welcomed by a Fresh Life Operator, who provides toilet paper, sawdust, soap and water for hand-washing. Each clean toilet also contains a waste bin, sanitary bin for women, a mirror, coat hook, and a solar lantern for early morning and nighttime usage.

Wind for Prosperity will create a world of new opportunities by accelerating access to clean water, healthcare, irrigation, education, communications infrastructure, and other social and economic benefits. It is different to most other corporate initiatives to alleviate poverty. The concept is commercially based and is more scalable and sustainable than efforts purely reliant on philanthropy and donations. It is business as a force for good.

Danmission er en kristen organisationer, der arbejder i 12 lande i Afrika, Asien og Mellemøsten – samt i Danmark. De arbejder bl.a. for fattigdomsbekæmpelse og for bedre rettighedder for kvinder.

The Red Cross has exsisted in the Capital of Copenhagen since 1917. It is the largest local division in Denmark with app. 2000 volunteers. We cover Copenhagen, Frederiksberg, Tårnby and Dragør municipalities.

CARE works both in emergencies and in development and advocacy areas. They work internationally in many countries so the programs vary.

The help with basics such as shelter, food, water, medication, migration, education and both psychosocial and legal support to victims of violence.

They are open from 7 to 17. Street children can get a meal and some informal education. If they have been attending the center regularly for a year; they may be given a scholarship. There is also a washroom, basketball court and pleasant garden surroundings. 

The African Development Bank Group (AfDB) is a multilateral development finance institution established to contribute to the economic development and social progress of African countries. The AfDB was founded in 1964 and comprises three entities: The African Development Bank, the African Development Fund and the Nigeria Trust Fund. 

In Rwanda currently runs 5 programs (March 24, 2005).

Started by two girls, who heeded a calling to help orphaned and exposed children in Rwanda. They currently help 65 kids.

Feed the Future Rwanda Hinga Weze is a five year activity of USAID that started in June 2017. Implemented by CNFA. Through grants and technical support it aims to sustainably increase smallholder farmers’ income, improve the nutritional status of Rwandan women and children, and increase the resilience of the agriculture and food systems to the changing climate. 

Global Communities works in 23 districts, mobilizing more than 3,000 community-based volunteers and assisting more than 95,000 Rwandan households with activities to improve food production, health and economic status, literacy, childhood development and access to finance to support rural livelihoods and build resiliency.

My Right is an umbrella organization forming partnerships between Swedish disability organisations and their equivalents in MyRight’s partner countries Bolivia, Nicaragua, Rwanda, Tanzania, Bosnia-Herzegovina, Nepal and Sri Lanka. MyRight supports projects and programmes that help to make the disability organisations in the partner countries stronger, more democratic and able to participate in social development. Establishing strong organisations provides persons with disabilities with greater opportunities to be their own agents for change and to represent their members.

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The centre is run by Evode Usbyamahoro , who grew up a street child himself, and his wife Rebecca Ubaka U Rwanda is run by a loving couple, that have taken in streetchildren and help them, by providing a safe place to sleep, play and learn. They also try to get scholarships but rely on private donations and sponsorships.

Helps bring sustainable water access in 9 countries

Helps in several sectors including agriculture.

The help with basics such as shelter, food, water, medication, migration, education and both psychosocial and legal support to victims of violence.

The help with basics such as shelter, food, water, medication, migration, education and both psychosocial and legal support to victims of violence.

Danmission er en kristen organisationer, der arbejder i 12 lande i Afrika, Asien og Mellemøsten – samt i Danmark. De arbejder bl.a. for fattigdomsbekæmpelse og for bedre rettighedder for kvinder.

The help with basics such as shelter, food, water, medication, migration, education and both psychosocial and legal support to victims of violence.

Grundfos is the world's largest pump manufacturer, based in Denmark, with more than 18,000 employees globally. Water2Life is our employee programme through which our employees act socially responsibly by taking an active role in the society around us. Grundfos employees collect fund through internal activities and provide access to clean water in some of the poorest areas in world. We do this through partnerships with local NGOs, people and businesses. 

The International Growth Centre (IGC) aims to promote sustainable growth in developing countries by providing demand-led policy advice based on frontier research.

The International Growth Centre (IGC) aims to promote sustainable growth in developing countries by providing demand-led policy advice based on frontier research.

Danmission er en kristen organisationer, der arbejder i 12 lande i Afrika, Asien og Mellemøsten – samt i Danmark. De arbejder bl.a. for fattigdomsbekæmpelse og for bedre rettighedder for kvinder.

They help with various projects to assist children. Mainly with schoolfees.

Plan International works in 71 countries to advance children’s rights and equality for girls though child sponsorship and grassroots community work 

My Right is an umbrella organization forming partnerships between Swedish disability organisations and their equivalents in MyRight’s partner countries Bolivia, Nicaragua, Rwanda, Tanzania, Bosnia-Herzegovina, Nepal and Sri Lanka. MyRight supports projects and programmes that help to make the disability organisations in the partner countries stronger, more democratic and able to participate in social development. Establishing strong organisations provides persons with disabilities with greater opportunities to be their own agents for change and to represent their members.

Finn Church Aid develops teacher training in Eritrea. FCA also supports the development of a national innovation centre in cooperation with local actors. The aim is to use the creativity and innovativeness of the Eritrean youth to solve social problems.

My Right is an umbrella organization forming partnerships between Swedish disability organisations and their equivalents in MyRight’s partner countries Bolivia, Nicaragua, Rwanda, Tanzania, Bosnia-Herzegovina, Nepal and Sri Lanka. MyRight supports projects and programmes that help to make the disability organisations in the partner countries stronger, more democratic and able to participate in social development. Establishing strong organisations provides persons with disabilities with greater opportunities to be their own agents for change and to represent their members.

My Right is an umbrella organization forming partnerships between Swedish disability organisations and their equivalents in MyRight’s partner countries Bolivia, Nicaragua, Rwanda, Tanzania, Bosnia-Herzegovina, Nepal and Sri Lanka. MyRight supports projects and programmes that help to make the disability organisations in the partner countries stronger, more democratic and able to participate in social development. Establishing strong organisations provides persons with disabilities with greater opportunities to be their own agents for change and to represent their members.

Helps bring sustainable water access in 9 countries

RW builds new health centers and ensures that existing facilities in Rwanda have the fundamental components they need to function, including fully stocked pharmacies and consistent supplies of electricity and running water. 

Helps people to help themselves in a varity of ways within agriculture, education, water and emergency assistance. In 2013 they had 355 overseas projects in 40 countries in Africa, Asia and Latin America. They also do fundraising projects in Grmany. 

Aims to create jobs and sustainable social enterprises through two programs of Social Enterprise Development and the Encouraging Social Responsibility program.

The African Development Bank Group (AfDB) is a multilateral development finance institution established to contribute to the economic development and social progress of African countries. The AfDB was founded in 1964 and comprises three entities: The African Development Bank, the African Development Fund and the Nigeria Trust Fund. 

In Rwanda currently runs 5 programs (March 24, 2005).

Fidesco International is a Chatolic Emmanuel organization which matches proffessional volunteers with underprivileged groups in refugee camps, youth centers, orphanages, schools etc.

In Kigali the Fidesco center is named after the founders Cyprien and Daphrose Rugamba, who were killed during the genocide. Children at i Fidesco are offered a place to saty for up to 6 months. They can attends school and get uniforms and food while the staff looks for a more permanent solution with parents or relatives.

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Global Communities is a close partner of USAID. They implement various programmes with various target groups. Most are however rural and poor and are helped with cooperatives and farming but there is also focus on children with HIV/AIDs.

Health Poverty Action is currently working with Rwandan communities to provide safe water and sanitation facilities, tackle HIV and sexually transmitted diseases, to end violence against women and to reduce poverty directly through income generation.

It seems to be an umbrella organization for artisan cooperatives in Rwanda. They sell products on their website and recive donations, which goes towards teaching the women in the cooperatives skills such as enterpreneurship and English. 

I accessed the library as a guest but apparently one needs an annual membership which is 10.000 Rwf for adults and 5.000 for kids. 

At the library you can borrow books, use their computers or wi-fi, study in quiet comfortable settings or if you are a kid there is learning lessons with the one laptop per child program in the morning and first come first served free use of the laptops in the afternoon (is my impression).

Through participation in clubs and associations as well as various programs and projects, Never Again Rwanda engages with young people’s intellect and ideas, develops their capacity as leaders, and empowers them to positively contribute to building sustainable peace and development in their nation. NAR’s core programs focus on 1) Governance and Rights, 2) Peace-Building, 3) Social Economic Development and 4) Research, Advocacy, Monitoring, and Evaluation with emphasis on youth through outreach programs such as public speaking, essay writing competitions and youth discussion forums.

Does community work helping to build houses but also goes to sports events with their volunteer medics.

Provides expert advisory services to local organisations within  Agriculture, Renewable Energy, and Water, Sanitation & Hygiene. SNV's core business is the strengthening of the capacities of local organisations in the private and public sectors. 

Current SNV projects support:

Hekps women who are or have been exposed to violence. They help though trauma counseling, life-skills coaching and gender + hunman rights education, helathcare and opportunities for income generating activities. 

We operate programs around the world that have a significant impact in a wide range of issue areas, including economic development, climate change, health and wellness, and participation of girls and women.

Grows and sells vegestables