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Foundation manager without borders

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We support initiatives,projects, social business and social entrepreneurs in less developed countries. Our aim is to foster transfer of management and business knowhow to enable a independent and viable structure on the ground.

For this reason we delegate experienced managers and high level executives who are willing to share their skills and competences.

Currently we support projects in Africa, Asia and Latin America. We are constantly looking for new projects that are willing to develop in a sustainable way.

Please feel free to contact us for requests and further information.

Partnership types

Doing business with the poor; Provision of services / personnel; Standards and...show all (3)

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Services / personnel description

First we need the project application. Then we match the request with the skills and competences of our managers without borders

Type(s) of services / personnel

Accounting and management services; Advocacy and legal services; Education and...show all (7)

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I may do both.

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Organisation details

Organisation name

Stiftung Managerohnegrenzen

Annual turnover (US$)

Less than 500,000

Contact details

Only verified non-profit organisations who have exchanged contact details may view this.

Responses

  • Contact details exchanged
    04 May 2010 03:28 GMT

    World In Need International Ltd Verified non-profit organisation
    (Verified non-profit organisation)

    Mark William Aldrich says: Dear Foundation Managers without borders.
    World In Need would very much like to avail ourselves for consideration of your services as placed on global hand. World In Need is a UK based and registered network of grass roots agencies in Africa and Asia supporting local communities efforts to escape from poverty. The project I have in mind is a fairly new one from George Amoli our director in Northern Uganda. They own 2,500 acres of arable and fishing land which they eould like to develop into a farming and fishing business to feed the local community. Please contact me for more details of the project

    Many thanks

    Mark Aldrich

  • Contact details exchanged
    05 May 2010 08:18 GMT

    Smile International Verified non-profit organisation
    (Verified non-profit organisation)

    Smile International says: As a registered charity and NGO working in Europe, Africa and Asia, we would like to be considered here at Smile for your services. We have some interesting projects that we are hoping to develop and push forward and could use your resources.

  • Contact details exchanged
    10 May 2010 03:09 GMT

    Buddu Social Development Association (BUSODA) Verified non-profit organisation
    (Verified non-profit organisation)

    Buddu Social Development Association (BUSODA) says:




    10th -05-2010
    Dear Stiftung managerohnegrenzen,

    I send you greetings from BUSODA in Masaka District in Uganda.
    I am writing to respond to the offer you made to Global hand.
    Our project is :-SUPPORT TO THE PROJECT FOR EXPANSION OF BUSODA –NAKYENYI VOCATIONAL TRAINING CENTRE.
    Buddu Social Development Association (BUSODA) is a local registered Non-Government Organization (NGO) working with Orphans and vulnerable children (OVC) and women groups in Masaka district, south western Uganda.

    BUSODA is seeking funding to purchase or, contract a construction company to manage the actual construction work on its vocational training centre.

    When completed, the centre will increase the number of orphans vulnerable and needy youth and disadvantaged rural people trained from 100 to 250 people every two year course. They will be trained and helped to acquire skills in technical skills for both self reliance, youth empowerment, community development and self –actualization
    The expansion required is in terms of construction of 6 workshops ,dormitory for boys and girls and equipping the workshops with all the necessary equipments , tools and machinaries for best production out put, also equipping the workshops with the necessary text books and literature for training , furnishing the workshops in terms of working benches, tables ,chairs ,stools, curtains ,wall and table clothes and any other accessories and inputs. Then equipping the computer laboratory with computers and their accessories.

    Once equipped, the centre will deliver quality training and productivity services for sustainability of vocational training. Workshops required include: computer laboratory, carpentry and joinery , Mechanical production, Tailoring and garment production ,catering and cookery ,Hairdressing and beauty care and management workshop.
    Dimensions of workshops required will measure: - 10x8meters for classrooms/workshops , 12x10meters for dormitory and 19x11meters for the hall . The height of the building will be 4meters above the foundation level.

    Hoping for your kind consideration,

    Yours sincerely,
    Daudi Ssentamu
    (Executive Director BUSODA)


  • Commented
    10 Jun 2010 12:42 GMT

    NDOP Craft Association
    (Unverified non-profit organisation)

    Nungow Gabe David says: I am interested in a fair trade partnership to improve the welbeing and safeguard the livelihood of marginalised producers.
    Our producers produce exquisite and organic farm produce.

    You can please visit our fair trade handcrafts
    www.flickr.com/photos/ndopcraft

    we look forward to working with you.
    Best regards
    David

  • Commented
    11 Jun 2010 10:35 GMT

    Kireka High School
    (Unverified non-profit organisation)

    GEOFFREY SERWANGA says: Hello, thank you so much for your article. We are a school, KIREKA HIGH SCHOOL, which looks after orphans in Uganda. We are trying to construct classrooms for these kids but are short of funds. We hope your offer can be of much use to us. thanks and hope to hear from you soon.

  • Commented
    16 Jun 2010 01:54 GMT

    Learning and Development Kenya (LDK)
    (Unverified non-profit organisation)

    Learning and Development Kenya says: Dear Foundation Managers,

    Learnig and Development Kenya is a charitable organization working with vulnerable groups in Kenya. Kindly consider us for your services. Those that we support will benefit a lot thrugh this support. Email us the form if possible to philipndeta@yahoo.com Thank you very much.

  • Commented
    16 Jun 2010 01:55 GMT

    Learning and Development Kenya (LDK)
    (Unverified non-profit organisation)

    Learning and Development Kenya says: Dear Foundation Managers,

    Learnig and Development Kenya is a charitable organization working with vulnerable groups in Kenya. Kindly consider us for your services. Those that we support will benefit a lot thrugh this support. Email us the form if possible to philipndeta@yahoo.com Thank you very much.

  • Commented
    19 Jul 2010 11:34 GMT

    Motherhood Childcare Project
    (Unverified non-profit organisation)

    ALICE NORAH says: We welcome the offer to our project,
    Our organization is dedicated to helping disadvantaged children, especially AIDS orphans and street children in Uganda, Africa. We aim to overcome poverty and helplessness.
    The foundation was formed to respond to the increasing needs of the children whose parents have died of AIDS and street children in my country, Uganda. We realized the children's plight needed urgent attention.& sympathy for them.
    The organization is a non -profit making organ, and was started in 2006,its located at little way primary School, Kawempe-Maganjo parish, Nabweru sub-county Wakiso District Uganda East Africa.
    The organ has a registered number of 350 vulnerable children, including those infected with HIV/Aids, orphans, disabled & others. We cater for these children through community outreach although we intend to build up a home..

  • Commented
    10 Aug 2010 05:09 GMT

    ABA Foundation
    (Unverified non-profit organisation)

    Rev. Kiyimba Joseph says: Dear Friend,
    HOW CAN WE BENEFIT FROM YOUR OFFER?

    ABA Foundation is a Non-Profit Organization registered under the laws of Uganda. The Foundation's objective is to promote the Socio-Economic Welfare of our vulnerable communities especially the disaster affected people, destitute children, Orphans, widows, widowers, elderly, refugees, disabled, people in war torn Northern Uganda staying in Internally Displaced Camps and poor families affected by HIV / AIDS. We provide them with disaster relief, material support in form of clothing, mattresses, blankets, food aid, clean water, medication, toilets, shelter among others. We offer scholastic materials to school going children such as books, pens, pencils, tuition fees, sanitary pads, shoes, school bags etc. We run Technical and Vocational Training Centers to equip refugees and other vulnerable groups with life development skills to enable them earn a living. Recent research indicated that 98% of refugees and people in internally displaced camps engage in open sex for money which has led to an increase in HIV / AIDS scourge. These Technical and Vocational Training Centers are meant to empower them, fight poverty and combat the spread of HIV / AIDS. We operate Mobile Clinics, Home Care Bay and Rehabilitation Homes. We do Training and Counseling. We Sensitize communities against HIV / AIDS, we also sensitize communities on development programs to fight house hold poverty and promotion of income generating projects.

    Rev. Kiyimba Joseph
    Executive Director
    ABA Foundation
    www.AbaAfrica.Org
    Tel: +256772949076
    Email:kiyimbajoseph@gmail.com

  • Commented
    30 Sep 2010 12:47 GMT

    Light and Life Mission Cameroon
    (Unverified non-profit organisation)

    Ebontane Charles Sone says: We are of Light And Life Mission,A Ministry of the Free Methodist Church in Cameroon,A Mission with a heart to reaching out to the needy,orphans,abandons,vulnerable,carrying the gospel of Jesus to the remote areas of our community.We also do Vocational training in Computer soft wear,hard wear,secretarial duties,business management,Hair dressing,Sewing,carpentry,Electronics.Our interest is to Partner with you in reaching out to more needy people.
    Thanks for your donation to our Organization.
    Rev Sone Charles
    Tel.237-77591260
    charlessone@yahoo.com

  • Commented
    28 Oct 2010 06:06 GMT

    World Without Obstacles
    (Unverified non-profit organisation)

    Bharat Bhushan says: We are a registered trust and charity working in India. We have some very good projects that we are hoping to start and looking to find resources so maybe we could use your resources.

    bharat
    wwoindia@gmail.com

  • Commented
    08 Feb 2011 11:57 GMT

    Somaliland University of Technology (SUTECH)
    (Unverified non-profit organisation)

    Somaliland University of Technology says: Somaliland University of Technology is working in a extremely harsh economic environment that is beyond the imagination of a lot of people in the planet.

    Somaliland is an icon of peace in Africa but remains to be one of the poorest countries in the world. A prolonged civil war and intentional disdain made the economic recovery of Somaliland painfully slow.

    Somaliland University of Technology and the country as a whole need to have access to your expertise in all area that you can contribute.

    We would be pleased if you could accept us as one of your genuine partners.

    Prof. Saeed Sheikh, PhD.
    Email:ssm78@yahoo.com
    www.somtech.org

  • Commented
    14 Feb 2011 09:00 GMT

    Karura Kanyungu Community Development Initiative (KKCDI)
    (Unverified non-profit organisation)

    James Peter Kamau says: Karura Kanyungu Community Development Initiative is a CBO wishing to transform and model Karura Kanyungu, a rural Village, in Karura Sub location, Kabete division, Kikuyu District in Kiambu County, Central Kenya; into a self reliant and fully developed rural town. We have developed a structured way to develop Karura Kanyungu Village by provision of security, education, water, economic empowerment, environment and youth mobilization to generally uplift the welfare standards of the residents.

    We have further identified that the economic empowerment of the vulnerable members of our community is a key to development. We therefore hope to do some Economic Empowerment Programmes which include a School Bags Making Factory using flexes for the youth, an Information Technology Centre (ICT) to bring internet services nearer the people; and a Low Cost Bricks Making Factory for the women. These projects once complete will be housed in a former Nursery School which has been renamed the Karura Kanyungu Business Centre.

    The requisite administrative issues have been finalized and the plot allocated to the community by the Kikuyu Town Council. Works are going on to renovate the Centre, supply 3-phase power, and fencing. Funds are being sourced to buy the necessary equipment.

    i) School Bags Making Project
    The pilot phase of the project has already benefited the local Karura Kanyungu Primary School where the first batch of 500 school bags has been donated. The bags were made from hired premises with hired staff. Once these avoidable costs are foregone, the project will be truly sustainable and self reliant. Further productions will be produced and marketed by the community youth in local schools at a fairly competitive price.

    ii) ICT Centre
    Access to information has been considered vital for business survival and in the era of e-commerce this has become more important to set up a communication centre cum documentation centre to help home based office businesses access vital services at the most reasonable cost. We propose to network about 15 computers with fast internet services at our local Global Village Centre which we believe will be an attractive centre for short term computer services, lessons as well as communication.

    iii) Low Cost Bricks Making Project
    With security, water, educated people, and empowered youth around, it is anticipated that the land available at Karura will be used to put up low cost rental flats and therefore there will be inevitable demand in and around the village for new building technology. Following a survey sourced through the Ministry of Housing, we are aware of the investment opportunities which we hope to give the women of Karura Kanyungu through capacity building them and linking them to the market. A local women group which owns a prime idle piece of land at the shopping centre will be assisted to acquire an industrial modern hydra foam low cost brick making machine which will be used to empower women by starting an income generating activity.

    Using this project we hope to organize women into Community Work Groups with capacity to start Enterprise Development Plans capable of accessing Government funds as well as commercial funds to develop.
    With the above insight, I believe your organization is best placed to assist us with technical as well as management staff to help us reach our goals and achieve our vision.

    Kindly let us know how we can partner.
    We can be reached on email at
    karurakanyungucommunity@gmail.com or jampetkam@yahoo.com

    James Peter Kamau