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Computers FOR Development is a Dutch based foundation aimed at promoting the use of refurbished computers and other hardware for sustainable development through the use of ICT in education. Our mission is to share the technology of rich western countries with people in the least developed countries.

 
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Projects -Tanzania

ELCT - Evangelical Lutheran Church of Tanzania

The provision of 212 PCs in 2004 and 60 more in 2005 have been for use in the 13 different hospitals run by ELCT. This was done in collaboration with Cordaid in The Hague (The Netherlands). Besides software and hardware, CFD has been able to organise a volunteer programme and internship programme for the capacity support within the various hospitals.

 

The project is part of ELCT Managed Health Care and Mission for Essential Medical Supplies. The project is aimed at improving the utilization of information in hospitals in Tanzania. A few laptops were also provided for use especially where there are power failures. Together with Ex-change, CFD will ensure the placement of interns at the ELCT project to help cope with the work and training needed in the areas of training, maintenance and support of hardware. See report (.pdf file) for more information on this project.

Other projects in Tanzania:

CFD and Jamani sent a 40 foot container with PCs to Tanzania in 2005 for use at ADEM (Agency for the Development of Educational Management in Tanzania). Some of the PCs also went to Evangelical Lutheran Church of Tanzania. ELCT and Tanzania Computer Literacy (TCLSS). For full description of the shipment, click here.

 

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