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Assemblies of God of Koukpagamagou
(ID: 863 | Status: Open) Project manager: Elke Wonsiedler
Country: Benin (Afrika)
Product(s): 50 Solar Kit 5W
The Church of the Assemblies of God of Koukpagamagou is located in the commune of Boukombé, district of Manta. This church was created a few years ago but has until now been faced with the problem of site since it does not have any real estate. The chapel is therefore erected on land that does not belong to it, which somewhat explains the precariousness in which its members live. Made up mainly of women and children, these members need to be supported by the NGO ABIOLA to allow children to learn their lessons and parents to be able to recharge their cell phones and continue income-generating activities at night. also (women). For this purpose, around fifty families were registered in this church: 1-TCHANATI Hélène,2- SIMBIA POH Bruno, 3-SIMBIA David, 4-KOUASSI Pierrette, 5-SOUWONGOU Samuel, 6-SIMBIA Blandine, 7-NTANGOU Jeanne, 8-NKA Clémentine, 9-SOUWONGOU Evelyne, 10-NTOUAKA Madeleine, 11-TCHAGOU Marcelle, 12-KOUAGOU Cathérine, 13-NTOUAKA Jean Paul, 14-NSEGOI Donatien, 15- SABI Thérèse, 16-NTOUA Céline, 17-SOUWANKA Ténè, 18- YANTEKPA Yao, 19-MACON Stéphanie, 20-MBETTI Pierrette,21-MBETTI Albertine,22-SIMBIA Albertine,23-NTOUA Téna , 24-NGA Rosalie, 25-TABAKOUA Hélène, 26-NGA Martine, 27-NTOUAKA Moussa, 28-SIMBIA David, 29-NWE Thérèse,30- SIMBIA Jacob, 31- SOUWONGOU Marcelline, 32-SOUWONGOU Elisabeth, 33-KANGABO Agathe, 34-OKPATI Julienne, 35- GNAMOU MPO Brice, 36-BATONGOU Gilbert, 37-MPO Alphonse, 38-SIMBIA Benoit, 39-GNAMOU Jeanne,40-DOUTE Clément, 41-NAMBOUA Séidou, 42-YOKA Hélène, 43-NTCHA Hélène,44-MPO Colette,45- NDAH Emile, 46-FANIKPA Colette, 47-DOUTE Bernard, 48-NWE Emile,49-KPADA Daniel,50-NGNIGOU Elisabeth ***** A big thank you to supervisor René Sobabe ABIOLA-TEAM.
REQUIRED_DONATION 1750€
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Waisenhaus in Lubumbashi, Kongo
(ID: 229 | Status: Open) Project manager: Christoph Köhler
Country: Kongo (Afrika)
Product(s): 4 Solar Kit 5W, 1 Solar System 60W
Lubumbashi, Democratic Republic of the Congo. One morning - about 20 years ago - Emilie Kaj is awakened by baby crying. At the gates of her house lay a newborn, wrapped in a tiny blanket. This was the beginning of her charitable work across the entire Lubumbashi area. From then on, she was deeply involved with orphan children, displaced family members, elderly women, and prisoners. All volunteer. Everything without the support of the government or the church.
With the acquisition of land, she built 2 houses to provide children with a safe shelter. After discussions with the local Catholic Church, she was given rooms for 2 hospices for the elderly and a home for homeless girls. Many traumatized girls who had left the northeastern war zone on foot to reach the 2,000 km distant town of Lubumbashi are strong and become dedicated women. Some of them are married today, others study or teach in schools or work as nurses or seamstresses.
In August 2017, Emilie Kaj died unexpectedly ... She was my mother. What should become of the many needy? The 5 children of Emilie Kaj accepted the challenge and are now continuing their work. At the beginning of 2018, a foundation named "Fondation Maman Kaj" was founded in Congo.
Note from Sylvia:
At a lunchtime meeting of the Women's Network Head Office, the idea of supporting a social project was born. Over a cup of coffee, I addressed Nicole Munying on the situation in the Congo and she told me her mother's story. Spontaneously, I decided to fly to the Congo to visit your mother's work on site.
It was important not to come empty-handed. In a short time, a total of 12 suitcases and four large packages filled. In a collection of glasses in our canteen and on the bulletin board lots of glasses came together. About a colleague from the women's network, we received a used ultrasound device. Then we went to hospitals in Bensberg and Leverkusen. An ECG machine, 50 sphygmomanometers and lots of sterile surgical equipment were added. Again and again, colleagues who heard about our campaign donated material and money. We filled a suitcase with giveaways from our marketing department. Happy and deeply moved by the situation on the ground, we were able to hand over the collected material to the hospices, the orphanages and an infirmary in the slums at the beginning of October.
The joyful faces of the children but also the shattering images of the feeling of unlimited poverty have burned into my mind. For me it is clear I want to continue .... !!!!
REQUIRED_DONATION 490€
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PONG-TAMALE A/G SCHOOL
(ID: 756 | Status: Open) Project manager: Elke Wonsiedler
Country: Ghana (Afrika)
Product(s): 4 Raspberry Pi PC
Rev. Silas is the current pastor in charge of the Pong Tamale Assemblies of God International school at Pong Tamale. It was founded in the year 1990 in Pong Tamale, Ghana's Northern Region. The school now has a total population of 350 students, with 200 females representing 51% and 150 males representing 49%. The school has fifteen (12) teaching personnel and four (3) non-teaching staff from NURSERY to JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL. There are just five computers in use in the school's computer lab. More computers are needed at the school to support successful ICT teaching and learning, as well as to assist students in accessing material from the internet via various search engines. Classes are held from 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. during the week. The students' interest has been sparked by the repositioned PCs. Students frequently outperform their teachers in terms of learning speed. We also hope to employ technology to recognise and improve particular student abilities. Teachers can also use computers to better their education. Adult education via computer is also possible for parents and villagers. In addition, we have installed an Internet connection so that students can access the ABIOLA online Academy. Adults can use computers to obtain information for business, shopping, and medical needs, among other things. We are aware that if our students complete their courses successfully, we will receive extra computers from ABIOLA. Rev. Daniel, our General Manager, deserves our appreciation. ***** ABIOLA is pleased to be able to contribute to the education of students in Ghana. Many thanks for assistance in setting up the computers to Pastor Dr. Daniel Ayembilla, Referee Andrew Jeremiah Nai-Mensah, Referee Jeffery Ayembilla, and Phillip and David and all the other helpers.
REQUIRED_DONATION 1000€
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Dorf Biriboukaban
(ID: 657 | Status: Donated) Project manager: Christoph Köhler
Country: Benin (Afrika)
Product(s): 11 Solar Kit 5W
Project 15: Biriboukaban launches an SOS
Biriboukaban is a village located on the Kouandé –Birni axis. Said village, like most villages, faces very serious problems such as lack of electricity and lack of water. Despite the problems facing its populations, it was my surprise to see this population not being interested in the offer that would allow them to come out of obscurity and then give children the opportunity to perform well on the school plan. To hear them, these populations have been repeatedly victims of the deception of other NGOs who have gone there before with promises that unfortunately were never fulfilled. So despite my explanations and my exhortation to make them understand that ABIOLA is not an NGO like those who have already duped them, few families have accepted to register in order to benefit from the grace of ABIOLA in the field of solar. The ABIOLA family solar kits will therefore be very well received by these 11 registered families and unfortunately the reluctant will not have their eyes to cry at the end of the roll.
Note that in the said village the schooling rate due to the absence of enlightened men is one of the lowest in the municipality, hence the need to do awareness-raising work in order to show them the merits of sending the children. at school. There is still a lot to do in this village. The donation of these 11 families in family solar kits will be a trigger for families who refuse to send their children to school. The families registered in Biriboukaban are the following: 1 - BANI Issifou; 2- BANI Ousmane; 3- DEMBO Amadou; 4-ALI Yacoubou; 5-BANI Aissatou; 6-GANDOSOUNON Biba; 7-OUSMANE Salamatou; 8-MOUHAMADOU Ibouraïma; 9-OROU Yacoubou; 10-ABOUBAKAR Ali; 11- BOUBAKARI Zénabou
REQUIRED_DONATION 385€
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Kogri 2
(ID: 817 | Status: Open) Project manager: Elke Wonsiedler
Country: Ghana (Afrika)
Product(s): 50 Solar Kit 5W
Kogri is located in a remote area between Jirapa and Heng, a short ride from the main road away. It is a very spread-out community, consisting of separate families and houses that are distributed through the area without a particular center. However, a lot of people live here and were welcoming us. What made this part of the community special were the mountains of big charcoal-sacks stacked on top of each other, counting at least one hundred and fifty. Besides the harvesting of sheanuts, farming of crops and charcoal production are very common business activities in this community. Every once in a while a truck will then come and pick the collected tons of burning material for the people living in towns, so we found out.
Coincidentally, a group of nurses had just made an announcement to the community, educating them about health-related topics. This made meeting the people much easier, as a big group of locals had already gathered and more were coming our way. Since by now the rainy season and therefore farming time had come, we expected many of the locals to be at their farms and not available, so this helped everybody a lot. The nature out here seemed especially vivid compared to other places, with huge areas of lush green, uncultivated bush between the houses and fresh acres.
The families (One member per household) we met are: 1. Auro Songlaboo, 5m 4f, 2. Yirwllae Stephen, 6m 3f, 3. Bayuo Alice, 10m 5f, 4. Banono Chrispin, 2m 3f, 5. Banono Bataabayele 2m 4f, 6. Dagmaa Prisca, 1m 3f, 7. Bayalebong Aaro, 4m 6f, 8. Damoyiri Bakyelle 2m 5f, 9. Berfanaa Banooreng 6m 4f, 10. Balbaare Brigit 5m 2f, 11. Kangmang Ludia 3m 2f, 12. Dekumwine Domogbiele 2m 3f, 13. Yeri Abena 4m 5f, 14. Nyingre Kamba-enie 5m 5f, 15. Nangyele Kangniolee 2m 2f, 16. Bayuo Joseph 7m 5f, 17. Ninbonnaa Linda 2m 5f, 18. Dabuo Thaddious 2m 3f, 19. Niela-ang Christina 3m 2f, 20. Aaro Cynthia 3m 3f, 21. Kuukye Ahaakandere 4m 2f, 22. Bapoorielegee Akyuoro 3m 2f, 23. Alidu Isha 3m 6f, 24. Lelaanoba Gangarang 3m 4f, 25. Zaato Titie 1m 2f, 26. Banono Richard 3m 4f, 27. Alidu Akuyaa 1f, 28. Abuda Kenii 2m 2f, 29. Justine Yenge 5m 1f, 30. Miri Kabiiru 5m 3f, 31. Mohammed Sherif 3m 2f, 32. Matiemye Baalongsaa 3m 5f, 33. Bakyier Ida 2f, 34. Benjamin Agnes 3m 1f, 35. Kofi Bangganmwine 2m 3f, 36. Ishaa Berfanaa 5m 6f, 37.Banaa Bayuo 5m 4f, 38. Jidiki Ramatu 1m 4f, 39. Bakyier Moses 3m 4f, 40. Abenseng Micheal 4m 5f, 41. Ibrahim Jhamael 4m 3f, 42. Bawol Portia 3m 2f, 43. Iamimuh Seidu 1m 4f, 44. Muba Smaila 3m 4f, 45. Kansaana Bapao Joseph 2m 1f, 46. Masuma Francis 2m 2f, 47. Naagyie Jonas 6m 4f, 48. Naayiri Diana 3m 4f, 49. Kpankpari George 2m 4f, 50. Lydia Morri 4m 3f ***** A big thank you to supervisor Albert Dery ABIOLA-TEAM.
REQUIRED_DONATION 1750€
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Dorf Kamborifa
(ID: 824 | Status: Open) Project manager: Elke Wonsiedler
Country: Benin (Afrika)
Product(s): 47 Solar Kit 5W
Kamborifa is a village in the district of Kotopounga in the commune of Natitingou. Like the other villages of the commune, Kamborifa is faced with the same difficulties as the others with the difference that this one is still much more landlocked because it is very far from the main road which leads to Natitingou. These populations live in total destitution since their survival always depends on the rainy season. This year the rains so far are rare and the farmers are asking a lot of questions about the fate that will be reserved for them with regard to agriculture. In this village, apart from the agricultural activities in which the populations engage, other economic activities are not visible because of the precariousness in which these populations live. It is necessary that ABIOLA has a favorable eye towards these populations in order to help them solve the problem of lighting which is a brake for the children in the learning of their lessons and also to allow the women of this village to going to the bush very early in the morning to collect shea nuts which are in a way a means by which they make money.
A total of 47 families have been registered in the village. 1-NDIMONTE Gaston,2-NTCHA Jean, 3-MPO Jean,4-NTCHA Vincent,5-NATTA Dominique,6-NTCHA Francis,7-KOUAGOU Jonas,8-PATOUPE Matthias,9- NMOUNIN Koutchéi, 10-NTCHA Noeël,11-NKOUEI Ténè, 12-NIMONTE Thérèse, 13-KOUAGOU N Bruno,14-TCHETIKOUA Rene,15-KOUAGOU N’dimontè, 16-PATOUPE Edwige,17-NTCHA Elisabeth,18-NKOUEI Kanti, 19-KOUAGOU Nkouei,20-NDIMONTE Constant,21-NDAH Marcelline, 22-NTCHA Séraphin, 23- NDAH Natté,24-KOUAGOU Loucia, 25-NTCHA Tempè, 26-NTCHA Rose, 27-KOUAGOU Ténè,28-NMOUNIN Yèdé, 29- NATTA Tempè, 30-NTCHA Julie,31-GNAMMI Elise, 32-NTCHA Ndah,33-NDAH Martin, 34-NTCHA Innocent, 35-KOUESSOPA Kouakou, 36-MOUDA Kouto, 37-NDIMONTE Rosalie, 38-NDAH Mpo,39-TEHOURO Koyutchéi,40-NTCHA Firmin,41-NTCHA Kouagou Félix,42-KOUAGOU André, 43 NKOUEI Ntcha,44-NTCHA Kouagou, 45-NKOUEI Brice,46-MODIKEYA T Germaine,47-SEKOU Daniel ***** A big thank you to supervisor René Sobabe ABIOLA-TEAM.
REQUIRED_DONATION 1645€
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Deborah Center Natitingou - Schneiderinnen Ausbildung
(ID: 277 | Status: Donated) Project manager: Torsten Krauße
Country: Benin (Afrika)
Product(s): 4 Solar Kit 5W, 1 Solar System 60W
DEBORAH ASSOCIATION is a non-governmental organization (NGO) founded for the benefit of girls and women in difficult situations. The training in the center is mainly aimed at orphans, disadvantaged girls and the oppressed, who are threatened because of forced marriage. In addition by the internment protection against kidnapping (with imminent forced marriage). We offer training in various sectors: tailoring, weaving, knitting, baby equipment, jewelery, local product processing. Apart from these activities, the latter benefit from the following courses: training and education in French, literacy in local languages, nutrition education, education about citizenship and morals, and awareness of reproductive health. The girls are enabled by the training to provide for themselves. If money is there, you will receive a sewing machine after successful final exam. We have two locations in northern Benin: Tanguieta and Natitingou.
REQUIRED_DONATION 490€
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Evangelistic Center A/G School
(ID: 808 | Status: Open) Project manager: Elke Wonsiedler
Country: Ghana (Afrika)
Product(s): 1 Raspberry Pi PC
REQUIRED_DONATION 250€
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Eric Arden Memorial Academy
(ID: 798 | Status: Open) Project manager: Elke Wonsiedler
Country: Ghana (Afrika)
Product(s): 5 Raspberry Pi PC
Rev. Dr. Michael Kafui Kwesi Dei is the founder of Eric Arden Memorial Acadmy. The school is currently under the leadership of Rev. Dr. Linda Day Kuzagbe. It was established in the year 2012 at Ashaiman,Zenu starting with KG., BS1 and BS2. Currently, the school has a total population of 330 of which 180 are females representing 51% and 150 males which represent 49% . The school runs from NURSERY to JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL level with fifteen (20) teaching staff carrying for 13 classes and four (5) non-teaching staff. The school has a computer laboratory with just five computers in operation. The school needs additional computers to enable effective teaching and learning of ICT and also help the students to access information from the internet with the use of various search engines. Classes are held from 8 p.m. to 3 p.m. during the week. The students are really interested in the moved computers. Students frequently learn faster than teachers can teach them. We also strive to use computers to identify pupils' specific abilities and promote them properly. Teachers can also use the computers to better their education. The computer also allows for adult education for parents and villagers. We have also installed an Internet connection so that students can study the ABIOLA online Academy courses. Adults can utilise computers to get information for work, shopping, medical, and a variety of other purposes. We are aware that if our pupils study their courses properly, we will receive even more computers from ABIOLA. Thanks to Rev. Daniel our General Manager ***** ABIOLA is pleased to be able to contribute to the education of students in Ghana. Many thanks for assistance in setting up the computers to Pastor Dr. Daniel Ayembilla, Referee Andrew Jeremiah Nai-Mensah, Referee Jeffery Ayembilla, and Phillip and David and all the other helpers.
REQUIRED_DONATION 250€
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SALAGA A/G SCHOOL
(ID: 754 | Status: Open) Project manager: Elke Wonsiedler
Country: Ghana (Afrika)
Product(s): 4 Raspberry Pi PC
The school Salaga A/G School in Salaga, Ghana was equipped with Raspberry Pi computers by ABIOLA and was created in the ABIOLA online Academy so that the students can study the courses for free. The school Salaga A/G School also takes part in all campaigns of ABIOLA. We wish all teachers and students the best of luck and success for the future.
REQUIRED_DONATION 1000€
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Yarikou Assemblies of God Evangelical Church
(ID: 707 | Status: Donated) Project manager: Elke Wonsiedler
Country: Benin (Afrika)
Product(s): 51 Solar Kit 5W
Yarikou Assemblies of God Evangelical Church
It is one of the oldest churches of the Assemblies of God in the commune of Natitingou. As you can see most of the members let's say all the members are subsistence farmers because of the meager resources they have.
The village of Yarikou is located to the east of the city of Natitingou, dominated mainly by two ethnic groups, namely the Natimbas and the Wabas. Although the village has electricity, several families live in darkness, thus influencing negatively the studies of children from these families and more the activities of women carrying out some income-generating activities.
As soon as the information reached the families of the possibility of offering them solar kits and on seeing certain photos of the distribution of the kits in certain villages, their enthusiasm was greater since the doubts which hovered over people's minds were dissipated. Thus 51 families in total have been registered on behalf of the Yarikou church: 1-DOKO Yokossi, 2-KATOTCHA Louise, 3-ZINGBE Christian, 4-OUROPE Sinomatohou, 5-BATI Adolphe, 6-SOTIRATE Antoine, 7- TCHANKPEGA Wilfried, 8-MAKOROU Jean, 9-DOBOU OROU Matthieu, 10-BOUNDE Tchokomi, 11-KOUAGOU Christophe, 12- WANI Mathieu, 13-BERATE Marcel, 14-SABI Moïse, 15-YANTO Daniel, 16-POH Paul, 17 -TEHOURE T Emmanuel, 18-TCHESSO George, 19-KAMBOU Jeanne, 20-KOUAMPARA Jeanne, 21-SABI Rémi, 22-YANTO Paul, 23-BIO YARI Rosalie, 24-SATO Dakoupé, 25-SANNI Florence, 26-TCHOROUWE Queen , 27-KARO Nèkima, 28-SEKE Saki, 29-YOTTO Tèkiri, 30-TCHOROMI Tikiba, 31-TCHOROUWE Jeanne? 32-SOKOU Nahini, 33-PAKOURO Penso, 34-TCHOROUWE Elisabeth, 35-YANTO Michel, 36-KOUAGOU Marthe, 37- POH Jeannette, 38-SANNI Orou Pascal, 39-POH Orou Josias, 40-DOKO Nahini Victorine, 41- YENAWAN Léa, 42-DOKO Anne, 43-TCHOROUWE Dénise, 44-SANNI Pauline, 45-SIKA Madeleine, 46-DAKOURO Kpissiro, 47-YORO Rébecca, 48-DABAHOUI Rose, 49-YANTO Gnon Esther, 50-DOKO Joël, 51 -TCHOROPA W Delphine
REQUIRED_DONATION 1785€
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Great Map Academy Offinso
(ID: 724 | Status: Donated) Project manager: Elke Wonsiedler
Country: Ghana (Afrika)
Product(s): 5 Raspberry Pi PC
- Rev. Emmanuel Addae
- September, 1992
- 14 teachers
- 130 students
- Primary School 54:76
- Junior High School 6:6
- Our is to hand over the Junior High School to Ghana Education Service (G.E.S)
- The computer are valuable for both teaching and learning.
***** ABIOLA is pleased to be able to contribute to the education of students in Ghana. Many thanks for assistance in setting up the computers to Pastor Dr. Daniel Ayembilla, Referee Andrew Jeremiah Nai-Mensah, Referee Jeffery Ayembilla, and Timo and David and all the other helpers.
REQUIRED_DONATION 1250€
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Dorf Logofourousso
(ID: 669 | Status: Donated) Project manager: Christoph Köhler
Country: Burkina Faso (Afrika)
Product(s): 10 Solar Kit 5W
Logofourousso is a village attached to Arrondissement N ° 6 of the municipality of Bobo-Dioulasso, located in the province of Houet and in the Hauts-Bassins region in Burkina Faso. It has an estimated population of around 2,092 inhabitants primarily engaged in agriculture. The Logofourousso ethnic group are the Bobo with a migration of three to four other ethnicities. The indigenous population of the village is mostly vulnerable people who have no other economic activities than subsistence farming.
There is a health and social promotion center (CSPS) in Logofourousso, the village does not have electricity for lighting, an exceptional case for a few rare families who do have solar energy. The people practice and respect their Bobo culture and make it a tradition and an ancestral resource.
Consequently, this people called Bobo live in a certain precariousness since they sincerely lack the minimum subsistence level. They would be rich if they had economic activities in addition to subsistence farming. These living conditions do not allow them to meet the needs of school children who are forced to travel longer distances per day and on foot to go to school. the situation is critical since there is no light for the children to study at night and allow them to be at the same level of study and more with the children of the cities.
ABIOLA will be for these children and even for the parents of these children an open door (solution) of access to light in the bush through donations of family solar kits to identified families.
For this first entry to the village of Logofourousso, ten families were identified namely: 1- Ouattara Pierre, 2- Ouattara Sibiri, 3- Ouattara Paul Ardjouma, 4-Ouattara Siaka, 5- Ouattara sissoum, 6-Sanou Soungalo, 7- Sanou Boureima, 8- Ouattara Démissi Gorge, 9-Ouattara Dafra, 10- Ouattara Do mathias. ***** ABIOLA says thanks to Pastor Moise and supervisor Emmanuel.
REQUIRED_DONATION 350€
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Misionsstation für Diözese von Abomey
(ID: 164 | Status: Donated) Project manager: Christoph Köhler
Country: Benin (Afrika)
Product(s): 1 Solar System 60W
The Tre health center is located in the Dassa district in the province of Colline, Benin. The village of Tre has 4900 inhabitants. A nurse, a midwife and 4 helpers work in the health center, supervised by the senior doctor. Here, too, children are still born with simple lamps at night because there was no power supply or lighting available. In the meantime, an ABIOLA TurboChager 60W has been delivered, which can be used to illuminate up to 10 rooms. The doctor in charge and the population say thank you.
REQUIRED_DONATION 350€
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Bildungshilfe für Mädchen in Nordkamerun
(ID: 833 | Status: Open) Project manager: Elke Wonsiedler
Country: Kamerun (Afrika)
Product(s): 100 Solar Kit 5W
100 schoolgirls cheer: Finally they have light!
For 10 years, TERRE DES FEMMES has made it possible for Mafa girls in North Cameroon who otherwise would not have the means to attend school and do an apprenticeship. They receive a grant that covers tuition, exam fees, school materials and sports equipment. The desire for solar lamps was raised again and again. Because the villages in the northern Mandara Mountains are not yet connected to the electricity grid.
Daughters in rural areas are expected to do housework and field work after school. They only have time in the evenings for schoolwork and reading. But that is hardly possible, because only a few have a kerosene torch or flashlight, which also only emit sparse light. That's why TERRE DES FEMMES collected funds for the urgently needed solar lamps in autumn 2020 in a "Donate light" mailing. With significant support from ABIOLA LichtPortal (www.abiola.eu), 100 SolarKits (high-quality solar lamps with solar panels) could finally be distributed to girls in February 2021.
Our next goal is to equip five schools in the mountain villages and the local health station, where not a single lightbulb is on in the evening, with Abiola turbo chargers. This means that the rooms can also be used after 6 p.m., because it gets dark in the Mandara Mountains at this time of year, both in summer and in winter.
We would like to thank project coordinator Prof. Dr. Godula Kosack for helping with the organization.
REQUIRED_DONATION 3500€
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Sarkin Hatsi, Niger (Afrika)
(ID: 456 | Status: Donated) Project manager: Christoph Köhler
Country: Niger (Afrika)
Product(s): 17 Solar Kit 5W
Population: Estimated at 2,000 inhabitants. Situation of the village: No electricity, very remote, in rough terrain, difficult to reach. There is an elementary school with 6 elementary school classes (French school system). The families live from agriculture and livestock farming and small trade and in great poverty.
The selected families are among the poorest of the poor. Not only were very large families selected, but also families where the man has only 1 wife (in Niger, multiple marriages are allowed with up to 4 wives). We also want to support smaller families so that the impression does not arise: only when you have a lot of women and a lot of children can you be supported. The prerequisite is that the family is in need and there is really a need for a solar kit or for the possibility of lighting. Families were also selected who know that there is no quarrel between the wives, but that they will share everything and thus make the solar kit available to everyone. The following applies to all families: school-age children go to the village school. The families live in extreme poverty, facing hunger, malnutrition, illnesses and unemployment. The heads of families in this village are mainly active in livestock, agriculture or retail. However, this is usually not enough for families to have an income all year round. It only rains in Niger for 3 months. 9 months are dry season. Family heads are often forced to travel to neighboring countries for a certain time of the year in order to earn money for family maintenance (poor agriculture is not sufficient for year-round supply). A solar kit would enable families, after sunset (around 6 p.m. and 7 p.m.), that their children can still learn for school and that women can do sewing and other handicrafts that can contribute to their livelihood.
REQUIRED_DONATION 595€
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Damanon in der Gemeinde Kouandé
(ID: 660 | Status: Donated) Project manager: Christoph Köhler
Country: Benin (Afrika)
Product(s): 17 Solar Kit 5W
Damanon, a hamlet to be supported because of their desire to educate children.
Damanon is a Peulh camp faced with the problems of almost all the villages of the commune of Kouandé. Just like in the other villages, Damanon is going through an ordeal that does not speak its name in the sense that this hamlet does not have any infrastructure capable of boosting development at all. Despite the absence of a school in the said hamlet, the parents make an effort to send their children to school in the next village, that is to say Sèkou village that I have already registered in the light portal of ABIOLA ID 653 is my 11th project. What is surprising is that although the Fulani are still eager to graze, some families in Damanon have managed to enroll their children in school. These parents need to be supported in their desire to send their children to school, hence the appeal launched here at ABIOLA to provide families in the said hamlet with family solar kits which will undoubtedly allow these children not only to be kept in school but also to improve their academic performance. The parents of these students will also be able to enjoy these kits as they will allow them to charge their mobile phones. 17 families have been registered in this hamlet and are as follows: ***** 1- YERO Bio; 2-SABI Alou; 3-WOROU Boubakari; 4-WOROU Nankoro; 5-WOROU Dembo; 6-WOROU Adamou; 7-MATCHIA Adamou; 8- MATCHIA Adama; 9- MOUSSA Bona; 10-GADO Boubakari; 11-BONI Bougnon; 12-DEMBO Bougnon; 13-GADO Ousmane; 14-GADO Oumarou; 15-BONI Gnon; 16-DJANYOU Bio; 17-AHIDJO Bansou ***** A big thank you to the supervisor René Sobabe from the ABIOLA-TEAM.
REQUIRED_DONATION 595€
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Kogri B
(ID: 818 | Status: Open) Project manager: Elke Wonsiedler
Country: Ghana (Afrika)
Product(s): 53 Solar Kit 5W
Kogri is located in a remote area between Jirapa and Heng, a short ride from the main road away. This is the continuation since a lot of people came, too many to register in one go. While we were taking photos and writing down names, another group of more faraway households had gathered. This is partially because Kogri is a divided community with roughly half of the population living on each side of a muddy valley that is used for farming rice and maze. However, both lists are mixed and the sides are equally represented. Due to the big crowd that had gathered we held another presentation of the project and made a new list and potos, so the names will be easier to work with.
The families (One member per household) we met are: 1. Godfred Abenfeng 2m 2f, 2. Naagyie Michael 5m 5f, 3. Engnenoma Dambaninge 4m 2f, 4. Dubore kyere Angsaamenge 2m 2f, 5. Amadu Musah 3m 2f, 6. Dordaa Suo-yaaree 2m 1f, 7. Musah Habiba 5m 4f, 8. Yellezuri Digre 5m 4f, 9. Bagnoredegee Poyedaa 3m 3f, 10. Thomas Dabuo 7m 5f, 11. Nimorious Tang 4m 2f, 12. Dery Mubalee 5m 4f, 13. Baletuoma Mohammed 4m 3f, 14. Kuusama Hypolite 1m 3f, 15. Abepuori Ayoo 3m 2f, 16. AMadu Sherife 8m 8f, 17. Kuunang Andews 1m 3f, 18. Bodoma John 4m 1f, 19. Tuokyene David 4m 4f, 20. Haruna Bauda 3m 2f, 21. Salifu Sieta 5m 4f, 22. Gbale Datieka 1m 1f, 23. Eng-nenomo Kuuwasengne 2m 1f, 24. Batengeyelle Ayoo 1m 5f, 25. Kantuwola Lazarus 4m 1f, 26. Bakyere Moraa 2m 3f, 27. Batierenye Baaretema 1m 1f, 28. DAbuo Tezaamaaluu 2m 4f, 29. Cecilia Maapie 0m 4f, 30. Ballbaare Matern 3m 4f, 31. Kanglinnivi Zendonia 7m 6f, 32. Sulemani Mariyama 4m 3f, 33. Tie Kofi 2m 2f, 34. Digre Hillary 3m 2f, 35. Bodoma Tengemaaluu 4m 1f, 36. Kpieolabong Vitus 2m 2f, 37. Tenbie Justina 2m 4f, 38. Digre John 2m 4f, 39. Dordah Suglo Charles 1m 6f, 40. Banono Cynthia 3m 3f, 41. Bakino Dominic 1m 2f, 42. Gyiinyaa-ebo Bongkyere 1m 0f, 43. Kuubaa Abena 3m 3f, 44. anono Ayoo 2m 3f, 45.Yere Sylvester 6m 4f, 46. Yere Simon 4m 5f, 47. Boroma Hawa 5m 1f, 48. Isufu Gareba 5m 7f, 49. Bakyere Benjamin 7m 6f, 50. Bafire Godwin 6m 5f, 51. Banono Yelesaama 2m 3f, 52. Domoyiri Denis 4m 3f, 53. Gangarang Mathilda 1m 1f ***** A big thank you to supervisor Albert Dery ABIOLA-TEAM.
REQUIRED_DONATION 1855€
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GOOD FOUNDATION
(ID: 759 | Status: Open) Project manager: Elke Wonsiedler
Country: Ghana (Afrika)
Product(s): 4 Raspberry Pi PC
Rev. Peter is the pastor in charge of the Good Foundation Educational Complex, Sunyani. It was founded in the year 2001 in Sunyani. The school now has a total population of 452 students, with 220 females representing 49% and 232 males representing 51%. The school has fifteen (15) teaching personnel and four (4) non-teaching staff from NURSERY to JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL. There are just no computers in use in the school's computer lab. More computers are needed at the school to support successful ICT teaching and learning, as well as to assist students in accessing material from the internet via various search engines. Classes are held from 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. during the week. The students' interest has been sparked by the repositioned PCs. Students frequently outperform their teachers in terms of learning speed. We also hope to employ technology to recognise and improve particular student abilities. Teachers can also use computers to better their education. Adult education via computer is also possible for parents and villagers. In addition, we have installed an Internet connection so that students can access the ABIOLA online Academy. Adults can use computers to obtain information for business, shopping, and medical needs, among other things. We are aware that if our students complete their courses successfully, we will receive extra computers from ABIOLA. Rev. Daniel, our General Manager, deserves our appreciation. ***** ABIOLA is pleased to be able to contribute to the education of students in Ghana. Many thanks for assistance in setting up the computers to Pastor Dr. Daniel Ayembilla, Referee Andrew Jeremiah Nai-Mensah, Referee Jeffery Ayembilla, and Phillip and David and all the other helpers.
REQUIRED_DONATION 1000€
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Dorf Didakiré
(ID: 676 | Status: Donated) Project manager: Christoph Köhler
Country: Benin (Afrika)
Product(s): 40 Solar Kit 5W
Didakiré is a village in the commune of Cobly, department of Atacora. The village visited gave me food for thought due to the extreme poverty in which these populations live. Currently, the rainy season in which we are has made it possible to understand the risks faced by these peaceful populations since they coexist with the bush. Traveling at night is difficult or even impossible since the risk of reptile bites is enormous. In addition, due to the absence of light in this village, the students cannot learn their lessons, thereby slowing down their academic development, which is a brake on development so much advocated in our communities. For once the trip was a big ordeal for me due to the lack of access roads.
People suffer greatly to meet their basic needs such as electricity and water. Barring a miracle on their part, nothing is possible in the near future with regard to electricity in this village. To this end, I would like to ask to be the spokesperson for these populations who have not chosen to live in these conditions so that ABIOLA can come to their aid by granting these few registered families family solar kits in order to take them out a little. of the precariousness in which they are. This gesture on behalf of ABIOLA in their favor will no doubt be very well appreciated and it will undoubtedly be the beginning of a new dawn. Below is the list of registered families
1- TOUMOUDAGOU Sambiéni, 2- TOUMOUDAGOU N'ouémou, 3 - SAMBIENOU Iribiénou, 4-SAMBIENI Marcelline, 5-TAKPEME Iribiénou, 6-KOMBETTO Dieudonné, 7-SAMBIENOU Iribiénou Sabine, 8- NAMBONI, 9-IDIAN Donné - IDANI Akoss, 11- TAKPEME Tandjomè, 12-KOMBETTO Yvette, 13- TCHANATE Lambert, 14- TCHANATE Salamatou, 15- SANHOUEKOUA Kouoti, 16- NAMBONI Adiza, 17-KOMBETTO Tandjomè, 18- TOUMOUDouAGOU, 19- KombiENOMÉ, 18- TOUMOUDouAGOU, 19- KombiOMén, 18- TOUMOUDouAGOU - KOMBIENOU Rigobert, 21- MOUTOUAMA Kouami, 22-TAKPEMA Félix, 23- SAMBIENI N'koua, 24- KOMBIENI Hélène, 25- TCHANATE Félicité, 26- SAMBIENI Rodrigue, 27- MOUTOUAMA Sanhonguè, 28- TAKPEMA TchookOU, 29-AGOD Bertrand, 30- N'OUEMOU N'naki, 31- NAMBONI David, 32- NAMBONI Rosalie, 33- NAMBONI Innocent, 34- SAMBIENI Adama, 35- TAWEMA N'tcha Emile, 36- TAWEMA N'OUEMOU Laurent, 37- N 'OUEMOU N'koua, 38- NAMBONI Victorine, 39- TCHANSI Charlotte, 40- TAOUEMA N'Da. ***** Many thanks to the organizer Rene Sobabe. ABIOLA TEAM.
REQUIRED_DONATION 1400€
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CALVARY ACADEMY A/G SCHOOL
(ID: 749 | Status: Open) Project manager: Elke Wonsiedler
Country: Ghana (Afrika)
Product(s): 4 Raspberry Pi PC
The school Calvary Academy A/G School in Bohyen, Ghana was equipped with Raspberry Pi computers by ABIOLA and was created in the ABIOLA online Academy so that the students can study the courses for free. The Calvary Academy A/G School also participates in all ABIOLA campaigns. We wish all teachers and students the best of luck and success for the future.
REQUIRED_DONATION 1000€
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CORPUS CHRISTI ACADEMY
(ID: 761 | Status: Open) Project manager: Elke Wonsiedler
Country: Ghana (Afrika)
Product(s): 4 Raspberry Pi PC
The school Corpus Christi Academy in Hohoe, Ghana was equipped with Raspberry Pi computers by ABIOLA and was created in the ABIOLA online Academy so that the students can study the courses for free. Corpus Christi Academy also participates in all ABIOLA campaigns. We wish all teachers and students the best of luck and success for the future.
REQUIRED_DONATION 1000€
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Dorf Yempisseri
(ID: 678 | Status: Donated) Project manager: Christoph Köhler
Country: Benin (Afrika)
Product(s): 52 Solar Kit 5W
Yempisseri is the village that I had the opportunity to visit today Wednesday, November 03, 2021 under such a strong sun since the dry season is about to begin in northern Benin. Access to this village, far from easy, was very perilous but it had to be done in order to realize the difficulty that the populations of this village and their way of life are going through in order to apply for the competition with supporting evidence. of the NGO ABIOLA in favor of these struggling populations despite the misery in which they live. The lack of adequate financial means in the words of my host in this village meant that in a family where three children are admitted to the Bac, the parents were forced to sacrifice one by not sending him to continue his studies at the university. This is mentioned to make it possible to know that if a minimum of convenience were granted to this village, the children could go very far in their studies and this would therefore promote a change in mentality. The children of these villages are no less intelligent than those of the big cities, but the conditions which are favorable to them do not allow them to be visible on the municipal or even national level. As I walked through this village, I noticed that even in the few rare households where there were small solar panels, they were not operational since they no longer had a battery.
These populations are just waiting to be supported in order to see their way of life changed, hence the reason for my appeal on behalf of these populations to the NGO QBIOLA so that a helping hand is given to them. providing a few family kits which would allow their children, who did not choose to be born in these conditions which I deplore, to be competitive like other children for whom the learning conditions are favorable. The need is glaring in Yempisseri and 52 families have been registered, the list of which is as follows: 1- TIFANTI Aïssétou, 2-TIFANTI Céline, 3-TIFANTI Tchanaté, 4-TIFANTI Kombetto, 5- TIFANTI Amina, 6-N'OUEMOU Daniel , 7- TCHANATE Hélène, 8- KOMBETTO Innocent, 9- NAMBONI Pascaline, 10-GNAMOU Adolphe, 11-DOUTE Elisabeth, 12- MOUTOUAMA Michel, 13-TCHANATE Jérémie, 14-TCHANATE Kombetto, 15- TCHANATE François, 16- MOUTOUAM A Coffi Béatrice, 17-SANHONGOU Antoine, 18- SANWEKOUA Pierre, 19-TAWEMA Antoinette, 21—0N'EMOU Kossia, 21-N'EMOU Abiba, 22- TOUMOUDAGOU Dominique, 23-KOMBETTO François, 24-TCHETEKOUA Paul, 25- YANTEKOUA Alassane, 26- GNAMOU Martine, 27-KOMBETTO Bienvenu, 28- TAWEMA Sandrine, 29-KOMBETTO Yao, 30-YANTEKOUA Adissa, 31-KOMBETTO Tawema, 32TAWEMA Thérèse, 33-KO MBETTO Mamam, 34-BOGA Julie, 35-BIYEKE , 36- KOLANI Mamam, 37- IDANI K Didier, 38-NEKOUA Kombetto, 39- SAMBIENI Tèdjomè, 40- KOMBETTO Elisabeth, 41-KOMBETTO Adèle, 42-KOMBETTO Abinaa, 43- SAMBIENI Salifou, 44-COUBIGO U Adéline, 45-TOUMOUDAGOUTèdjomè, 46-MOUTOUAMA Antoine, 47-KOMBIENI Estelle, 48-N’OUEMOU Martine, 49- TCHANATE Elisabeth, 50- DOUTE Coffi, 51- KOMBETTO Dieudonné, 52- DOUTE Welcome. ***** A big thank you to supervisor René Sobabe of the ABIOLA team.
REQUIRED_DONATION 1820€
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SwissLink Kumba
(ID: 785 | Status: Open) Project manager: Christoph Köhler
Country: Kamerun (Afrika)
Product(s): 4 Raspberry Pi PC
The higher technical college for business and technology is located in the Southwest (Kumba) and Littoral (Douala) regions of Cameroon and is a private university fully accredited by the Cameroonian Ministry of Higher Education.
Education in Cameroon is traditionally more theoretical than practical (vocational), and in today's technological and globalized world, this approach to learning puts young graduates at a disadvantage. They are neither able to be competitive nor to develop their own initiative at the local level and are therefore dependent on employment from the state - a situation that is no longer sustainable and is becoming increasingly difficult.
SwissLink is based on the Swiss education system and combines Swiss and Cameroonian academic and professional practices. SwissLink thus offers students in Douala and Kumba a unique experience. ***** ABIOLA is pleased to be able to make a contribution to the education of students in Cameroon. Many thanks to Rosina Hug for helping organize and set up the computers.
REQUIRED_DONATION 1000€
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