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Annex 1: AIR CONDITIONER REQUIREMENTS Facility Geo coordinates Telephone Region Facility Name Size of room Size of room Dispensary Storeroom Number Point of Contact Non-Functional Not Available Non-Functional Not Available Longitude Lattitude Hhohho South Hhukwini Clinic √ 5mx4m 5mx4m 31.36056 -25.86526 2437 1516 Hhohho South Motshane Clinic √ 5mx4m √ 5mx4m 31.26676 -26.07466 2442 4289 Hhohho South Maphalaleni Clinic √ 5mx4m 5mx4m 7651 7393 Sifundo Zwane Hhohho South Sigangeni Clinic √ 5mx4m 5mx4m 31.1315 -26.31871 2482 9017 Hhohho South Lobamba Clinic 5mx4m √ 5mx4m 31.50814 -25.9018 2416 1047 Hhohho North Ntfonjeni Clinic √ 5mx4m √ 5mx4m 31.17391 -26.57164 2431 7295 Hhohho North Horo Clinic √ 5mx4m √ 5mx4m 31.32407 -26.97256 2431 5706 Hhohho North Bulandzeni Clinic 5mx4m √ 5mx4m 31.31638 -26.50589 2383 8036 Hhohho North Ngowane Clinic √ 5mx4m √ 5mx4m 31.19903 -27.11323 7651 7393 Sifundo Zwane Hhohho North Vusweni Clinic √ 5mx4m √ 5mx4m 7651 7393 Sifundo Zwane Shiselweni Nhletjeni Clinic √ 5mx4m 5mx4m 31.145089 -26.137841 2207 9031 Shiselweni Nkwene Clinic √ 5mx4m √ 5mx4m 31.892271 -26.834293 2207 8930 Shiselweni Kaphunga Government Clinic √ 5mx4m √ 5mx4m 30.884836 -26.578047 2207 9135 Shiselweni Mhlosheni Clinic √ 5mx4m √ 5mx4m 31.874413 -26.583063 7617 8701 Norman Malinga Shiselweni KaMfishane Clinic 5mx4m √ 5mx4m 31.228672 -26.771617 2207 8912 Shiselweni New Haven Clinic √ 5mx4m √ 5mx4m 31.434618 -26.004037 2207 9038 Shiselweni Ntshanini Clinic √ 5mx4m √ 5mx4m 31.344746 -25.830608 2207 8929 Shiselweni Zombodze Clinic √ 5mx4m √ 5mx4m 31.427771 -25.779278 2225 0208 Shiselweni Jericho Clinic √ 5mx4m √ 5mx4m 30.986783 -26.450501 7617 8701 Norman Malinga Shiselweni Dwaleni Clinic √ 5mx4m √ 5mx4m 31.070853 -26.564727 2207 8404 Shiselweni Nhlangunjani Clinic √ 5mx4m √ 5mx4m 2207 7627 Shiselweni Gege Clinic √ 5mx4m 5mx4m 31.211643 -26.525521 2207 8301 Shiselweni Mashobeni Clinic √ 5mx4m √ 5mx4m 31.621987 -25.939441 2207 9579 Shiselweni Mahlandle Clinic √ 5mx4m 5mx4m 31.724813 -27.216858 2237 0071 Shiselweni FTN Clinic √ 5mx4m √ 5mx4m 7617 8701 Norman Malinga Manzini LaMvelase (Zombodze) Clinic √ 5mx4m √ 5mx4m 31.13362 -25.94943 7612 2524 Philile Zulu Manzini Musi Clinic √ 5mx4m 5mx4m 31.64493 -25.93615 7612 2524 Philile Zulu Manzini Mpuluzi Clinic √ 5mx4m √ 5mx4m 31.90476 -27.02045 7612 2524 Philile Zulu Manzini Mkhulamini Clinic √ 5mx4m 5mx4m 31.76712 -26.40382 7612 2524 Philile Zulu Manzini Gebeni Clinic √ 5mx4m √ 5mx4m 31.37467 -26.2388 2518 5641 Manzini Luyengo Clinic √ 5mx4m 5mx4m 31.28032 -26.44106 2527 4125 Manzini Sigcineni Clinic √ 5mx4m √ 5mx4m 31.9496 -26.454 7612 2524 Philile Zulu Manzini Zondwako Clinic √ 5mx4m √ 5mx4m 31.925358 -26.7672 7612 2524 Philile Zulu Manzini Sigombeni Clinic 5mx4m √ 5mx4m 31.76134 -26.44734 7612 2524 Philile Zulu Manzini Mankayane PHU 5mx4m √ 5mx4m 31.95293 -26.94746 2343 4198 Manzini Manzini Filter Clinic √ 5mx4m √ 5mx4m 31.36649 -26.49985 2505 7430 Manzini Mbikwakhe Clinic √ 5mx4m 5mx4m 31.39284 -27.18929 7612 2524 Philile Zulu Manzini Lushikishini Clinic √ 5mx4m √ 5mx4m 31.24972 -25.97185 2518 7179 Manzini Nhlambeni Clinic √ 5mx4m √ 5mx4m 2535 0191 Manzini Mankayane Hospital 5mx4m √ 5mx4m 31.34691 -26.63681 2538 8311 Manzini TB Hospital 5mx4m √ 5mx4m 31.410489 -26.374766 2505 5785 Lubombo Ndzevane Clinic √ 5mx4m √ 5mx4m 31.07443 -26.30718 7611 3876 Getrude Dlamini Lubombo Gucuka Clinic √ 5mx4m √ 5mx4m 31.07581 -26.8219 2344 1643 Lubombo Tsambokhulu Clinic √ 5mx4m 5mx4m 7611 3876 Getrude Dlamini Lubombo Mambane Clinic √ 5mx4m 5mx4m 7611 3876 Getrude Dlamini Lubombo Ebenezer Clinic √ 5mx4m 5mx4m 32.03128 -26.39334 7611 3876 Getrude Dlamini Lubombo Vuvulane Clinic √ 5mx4m √ 5mx4m 31.78027 -26.41691 2313 1395 Lubombo Nkalashane Clinic √ 5mx4m √ 5mx4m 31.55941 -26.06614 2323 6426 Lubombo Lomahasha Clinic √ 5mx4m 5mx4m 31.187 -26.40141 2323 6021 Lubombo Khuphuka Clinic √ 5mx4m 5mx4m 31.06373 -26.67122 7611 3876 Getrude Dlamini Lubombo Hlane Clinic √ 5mx4m 5mx4m 31.68154 -26.68407 2383 8097 Lubombo New Thulwane Clinic √ 5mx4m √ 5mx4m 30.87144 -26.56511 7611 3876 Getrude Dlamini Lubombo Mpolonjeni Clinic √ 5mx4m √ 5mx4m 31.3078 -26.86618 2343 4520 Lubombo Siphofaneni Clinic √ 5mx4m √ 5mx4m 31.144931 -26.333219 2344 1005 Lubombo Sinceni Clinic √ 5mx4m 5mx4m 31.30316 -26.7248 2347 1346 Lubombo Nkonjwa Clinic √ 5mx4m 5mx4m 31.135 -26.3286 7611 3876 Getrude Dlamini Lubombo Gilgal Clinic √ 5mx4m 5mx4m 31.06097 -26.67436 2347 2091 Lubombo Lubuli clinic √ 5mx4m 5mx4m 31.46719 -26.06114 2303 0233 Lubombo Siteki Nazarene √ 5mx4m √ 5mx4m 31.38338 -26.49064 2343 4133 Lubombo Shewula Nazarene √ 5mx4m 5mx4m 31.5514 -26.08331 2343 4106 Lubombo Ikhwezi Clinic √ 5mx4m 5mx4m 31.20264 -27.10967 7611 3876 Getrude Dlamini Lubombo Bholi Clinic 5mx4m √ 5mx4m 31.38121 -26.49909 2364 6371 Lubombo Malindza refugee camp √ 5mx4m √ 5mx4m 31.62654 -26.93254 2333 3494 Lubombo Lubombo Referral Hospital √ 5mx4m √ 5mx4m 2343 8200 Lubombo Goodshepard TB dept √ 5mx4m 5mx4m 31.36353 -26.50263 2343 4133.
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