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Albania (Central & Eastern Europe Region) Hos DG Activity Grant Program Year Grant Title Project Description Activity Type Group Club this grant will provide a scholarship for Bianka Blood folate status in an Hoxha from Albania to pursue her Doctorate to GG1875350 2019 Albanian women population study blood folate status in pregnancy at NA Scholar (maternal health prevention) Catholic University Our Lady of Good Counsel in Albania Argentina (Latin America Region) Hos DG Activity Grant Program Year Grant Title Project Description Activity Type Group Club Equipamiento escuela de to furnish a kitchen to offer vocational training for GG1640368 2019 NA Humanitarian cocina youth in provincia de San Luis, Argentina. WATER PROJECT TO to provide additional pipelines from water source General RURAL COLONIES - Lib. GG1743796 2019 to near settlement and hygiene training with NA Humanitarian José de Gral.San Martin County - local water municipality in Chaco, Argentina San Martín CHACO - ARGENTINA Argentine Water Project - Rotary Curuzu Cuatia - to expand the water system to seven other Curuzú GG1749859 2019 NA Humanitarian Proveer de agua potable a communities in the rural areas of Argentina. Cuatiá zonas rurales. Agricultural Technical School to provide an agricultural vocation school with Education Improvement and GG1757798 2019 motorized equipment to have a functioning NA Humanitarian Campana Community Development in program in Campana, Argentina. Campana Island to provide medical resources for medical training Diagnóstico preciso de Mal de GG1758027 2019 of staff for early diagnosis of Chagas in children NA Humanitarian Chagas Congénito and Mother in Partido de Moreno, Argentina. to expand a vocational school to include more Technical courses and create a partnership with Grand GG1758594 2019 Oportunidades de Crecimiento NA Humanitarian the Local Technological University in Grand Bourg Bourg, Argentina. to provide 3 Micro processed incubators for intensive therapy with humidification and heart GG1759173 2019 Ayuda al Nacer, Argentina monitor for the Pediatric Intensive Care for NA Humanitarian Children's Hospital Sor Maria Ludovica in La Plata, Argentina. To provide medical equipment for prevention and detection for urinary pathology to the Grand GG1860705 2019 Prevenir es Curar NA Humanitarian General Zonal Hospital of Agudos Professor Dr. Bourg Ramón Carrillo in Buenos Aires, Argentina vodeogastroscopio para to provide video-gastroscope to the Pedro de GG1862916 2019 NA Humanitarian Hospital de niños Elizalde Hospital in Buenos Aires, Argentina. EQUIPAMIENTO PARA EL to provide Pediatric Dialysis Medical Equipment HOSPITAL HUMBERTO GG1866266 2019 for the Pediatric Hospital, Humberto J. Notti in NA Humanitarian Dorrego NOTTI DE MENDOZA - Buenos Aires, Argentina. ARGENTINA Torre Laparoscopia para el to provide a laparoscopy machine to the GG1866500 2019 NA Humanitarian Belgrano Hospital Pirovano 2017 Pirovano Hospital in Buenos Aires, Argentina. TORRE DE LAPAROSCOPÍA to provide a high definition laparoscopic José María GG1866720 2019 DE ALTA DEFINICION, equipment to the Hospital Interzonal de Ezeiza in NA Humanitarian Ezeiza Argentina Argentina PROVISION DE AGUA POTABLE MEDIANTE to provide water service to two communities in GG1867632 2019 DISPENSER COMUNITARIO NA Humanitarian Totoras Totoras, Argentina. PARA LARGUIA Y BARRIO 'LA VILLA', Argentina to provide adult women with literacy training and Alfabetización de la Mujer Formosa-9 GG1867633 2019 kitchen equipment to cooperating organization NA Humanitarian Adulta de Julio for meals. PREVENCIÓN DEL CÁNCER to provide medical equipment for colon cancer DE COLON Y GÁSTRICO - GG1870792 2019 screenings in two hospitals in Buenos Aires, NA Humanitarian Caballito EQUIPOS PARA Argentina. HOSPITALES PÚBLICOS COMPRA DE UN EQUIPO to provide a new stenography machine to the DE DIGITALIZACION GG1872042 2019 Instituto de Lucha Antipoliomielítica de Rosarioin NA Humanitarian Rosario DIRECTA PARA Rosario, Argentina. ESPINOGRAFIAS. to provide a water treatment equipment Provisión equipo de filtrado composed of several particle filters, resin filters, para Centro de hemodiálisis- concentrated liquid injection pumps and a Mar del GG1872071 2019 NA Humanitarian Hospital Gral. de Agudos de reverse osmosis system to complement the Plata Mar del Plata, Argentina dialysis treatment of patients at Hospital General de Agudos, Mar del Plata, Ar to provide medical equipment for the pediatric Bahía Sala de Diálisis Infantil en GG1872495 2019 dialysis room in the Dr. José Penna Interzonal NA Humanitarian Blanca- Bahia Blanca, Argentina Hospital in Bahía Blanca, Argentina Almafuerte Refuncionalización y Refuncionalización y Equipamiento de la Sala de Equipamiento de la Sala de Paraná GG1873423 2019 Oftalmología del Hospital de Niños de Paraná, NA Humanitarian Oftalmología del Hospital de Plaza Argentina Niños de Paraná Provisión de equipo médico to provide an incubator and a neonatal respirator para la atención de neonatos GG1875036 2019 for the medical care of newborns in the ICU of NA Humanitarian Antu-Trelew de riesgo del Centro Materno the Trelew Maternity in Chubut, Argentina Infantil en Chubut, Argentina Medical Equipment for the to provide medical equipment to a clinic (Centro Cinco GG1876070 2019 Centro de Salud in Patagonia, NA Humanitarian de Salud) in Patagonia, Argentina Saltos Argentina El pulmón visto desde To help provide a Video Broncoscope to Hospital GG1983419 2019 NA Humanitarian Bolívar adentro, Argentina Sub-zonal de Bolívar in Buenos Aires, Argentina. Digitalizador rayos X para el To provide medical equipment to Hospital Zonal GG1985469 2019 NA Humanitarian Esquel Hospital Zonal Esquel Esquel in Esquel, Chubut, Argentina. Australia (Australia, New Zealand, & Pacific Islands Region) Hos DG Activity Grant Program Year Grant Title Project Description Activity Type Group Club to provide training to court-appointed mediators (Family Dispute resolution), State-employed Family and Community social workers & approved local NGOs (conflict GG1876956 2019 Conflict Resolution in NA VTT Ulaanbaatar management and alternate dispute resolution), Mongolia and single fathers (parenting skills, child rights, conflict compete to provide a $63,000 PCPR scholarship from Ogaki Naka RC/D-2630 to Ms. Natsumi Oda (織田夏実様) to study Social Work (Masters, 2- Holdfast GG1979394 2019 Scholarship of Natsumi Oda years) at Flinders University, College of NA Scholar Bay Education in Adelaide, South Australia (Holdfast Bay RC/D-9520). provide funds to set up operations for FASD detection and treatment, as well as training on Making Fetal Alcohol prevention, using expertise from a VTT and with Osborne GG1980250 2019 Spectrum Disorder (FASD) NA Humanitarian PATCHES Paediatrics, over the course of two- Park History years by establishing office space, a vehicle and telehealth infrastru provide funds to set up operations for FASD detection and treatment, as well as training on Making Fetal Alcohol prevention, using expertise from a VTT and with Osborne GG1980250 2019 Spectrum Disorder (FASD) NA VTT PATCHES Paediatrics, over the course of two- Park History years by establishing office space, a vehicle and telehealth infrastru provide a $30,000 BEL scholarship from Sanuki Marina RC/D-2670 for Ms. Marina Hirose Hirose/廣瀬麻里奈 Australia (廣瀬麻里奈様) to study General and Applied GG1981500 2019 n National NA Scholar Hall Linguistics (Master's, 2nd year of a 2-Yr University グローバル補助金 program) at Australian National University in 奨学生 Canberra, Australia (Hall RC/D-9710). Austria (Western Europe Region) Hos DG Activity Grant Program Year Grant Title Project Description Activity Type Group Club to adapt four living units to the legal standard Sanitary bathtub with lift for with sanitary equipment for disabled persons; to persons with special needs install a special bath room with a body lift for GG1753680 2019 NA Humanitarian Weiz and training for elder care in disabled persons; and to use this specially- Weiz equipped bathroom to train caregivers for home- bound elder peop to expand the activities, workshops and counseling services of Z6 Kulturproduktionen for Z6 Kulturproduktionen (Z6 Innsbruck GG1860464 2019 the prevention of violence, extremism and NA Humanitarian Cultural Youth Projects) Bergisel segregation among adolescents in Innsbruck, Austria Bangladesh (Central & Southeast Hos DG Activity Grant Program Year Grant Title Project Description Activity Type Group Club 4 DENTAL CLINICS / to provide dental equipment and care to four Dhaka GG1861926 2019 SOUTHERN COASTAL BELT village clinics in the southern coastal region of NA Humanitarian Phoenix / BANGLADESH Bangladesh, Bangladesh. BENEVOLENT KIDNEY to set up a community based Dialysis center to Dhaka GG1866040 2019 NA Humanitarian DIALYSIS CENTRE in Bangladesh Urbana Bangladesh Borehole (Tube) to install a tube that will provide safe drinking GG1868656 2019 Wells - to provide arsenic-free NA Humanitarian Barisal water to the Barisal Division of Bangladesh water REFURBISHING OF CRPs to provide equipment and training to doctors and GG1870924 2019 OPERATING THEATRE medical staff at Center for the Rehabilitation of NA Humanitarian Gulshan EQUIPMENT the Paralyzed in Savar, Bangladesh. to provide equipment for diagnosing eye GG1872446 2019 Jahanara Eye Care Hospital disorders at eye camps through out Northern NA Humanitarian Ramna Bangladesh, Bangladesh. Enhancing surgical outcomes Provide Sandhani International Eye Bank with GG1872496 2019 for corneally blind in proper equipment to process
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