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Education & Women Empowerment

Education & Women Empowerment

Life Global

Education & Women Empowerment
Education & Women Empowerment
Life Global

LIFE EDUCATION CENTRE (LEC) “If your plan is for ten years, Plant Trees, If your plan is for one hundred years, Educate Children.” Life Education Centre (LEC) of Project ‘Life’ established in year 2000 is working with a vision to nurture the primary students of rural regions of Gujarat, India to become global leaders and responsible citizens by imparting them high quality education for which new infrastructures of earthquake affected and damaged primary school buildings have been built by LEC resolving to build 108 Schools under Primary School Infrastructure Development Program out of which 91 Schools are dedicated and foundation stone for 98th School is laid. More than 35 thousand students are benefited every year for next five decades through these schools. For more information, click the web link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WA8LARwG16s. Our vision long before Covid-19 was to provide quality infrastructures of the new school building strictly following the highest standards of building & construction engineering an RCC frame, the earthquake resistant new infrastructure of school constructed by Project ‘Life’ includes construction of around 7000 sq. ft. Every classroom admeasuring 400 sq. ft., with ceiling height of around 12 ft., having proper ventilation and lighting etc. are well suited so as to maintain social distance in seating arrangement of the students, a big corridor to arrange cultural programs, a specious prayer hall can also be utilized as multipurpose hall. In view of COVID-19 focusing on cleanliness and hygiene -Separate toilet blocks for boys & girls students ensure proper hygiene with provision of safe drinking water. With an ultimate objective to achieve excellence, the school has a big play ground with surrounding walls, encouraging sports & extracurricular activities. Even before COVID-19, digitalization of teaching and learning through Smart Classes is being done gradually in all primary schools. We not only provide quality construction but beyond that overall Holistic Development of students is encouraged through enabling scholarship to deserving students, supporting & promotion girl education. So far scholarship is awarded to more than 26,000 students. More than 75 thousand students have been benefitted through Talent Hunt Programs (THP). Teachers training is imparted for different fields and subjects for providing quality education to the students. More than 150 thousand students are benefitted through Science on Wheels (SOW) Program, which simplifies learning & teaching of science subject through advance science kits. We are focusing to continue digitalization in all schools to fulfil the dream of DIGITAL INDIA involving participation of Youth in building strong nation. In view of COVID-19 to create healthcare awareness regarding viral disease prevailing in villages, a special drive has been EXECUTED in the villages in which Project ‘Life’ developed school infrastructures. Mask and hygiene kit, were distributed among students & their families under this initiative. Providing First Aid Box, Oxymeter, Thermal Guns and setting up of awareness banners in prime locations of the village are some of the steps taken. Build Education to build Nation & join this brigade to continue the CRUSADE. _________________________________ LIFE WOMEN EMPOWERMENT CENTRE (LWEC) A MISSION TO CHANGE LIVES OF UNDERPRIVILEGED WOMEN Established in 2008, Life Women Empowerment Centre (LWEC) endeavors to make a positive impact in the lives of below the poverty line (BPL) widows and women by providing them an opportunity to become self-reliant and pursue their dreams to live life with dignity. In our journey of 14 years, starting with the first batch of 25 women, till date we have trained more than 9000 deprived women of 225 villages of Gujarat state. We are aiming to reach to 12,000 deprived women by 2023, touching the lives of 100 thousand in years to come. Women Empowerment is not only about empowering marginalized widows/women through vocational training namely sewing, embroidery, catering, beautician practices, computer operation etc. but it is about their holistic empowerment through trained them in self-defense, gender equality, banking, budgeting & finance etc., followed by the distribution of brand new EQUIPMENT/KIT of high quality to trained women at FREE OF COST and also extends support to trained women through local MARKET LINKAGE, assisting them to start their earnings. Women empowerment fosters empowered families, helping create a better society. COVID-19 has adversely affected the economic activities, make life difficult for marginalized families, whose sole breadwinner is especially a woman. Supporting these destitute women, during current pandemic for the first time in the history of women empowerment, Project 'Life' has initiated VIRTUAL vocational training in trades mentioned above, followed by practical training in small groups, maintaining the protocols and guidelines. Centre reached out to those women, who got trained in earlier batches, offered them work of stitching face masks and other material, which can be used during pandemic. More than 100 thousand masks were stitched by these women, out of which 50 thousand masks were distributed in UK and remaining masks were supplied in Gujarat, India. After completion of the training, if a woman manages to earn INR 6000 per month then her yearly income would be INR 72000/- and in next 30 years, her income would be INR 2.16 million. As a result, total monetized value of INR 19.44 billion would get added through 9000+ trained women after 30 years, which will be a staggering SROI – Social Return on Investment, the potential contribution of program to the GDP of the state. Monetary earnings also take along encouraging change in their lives, especially they can manage to seek quality education for their children. For outstanding contribution by an organisation in of Women Empowerment, Women Development Award (2010- 11) by Govt. of Gujarat was presented to Project ‘Life’ by Hon’ble Shri Narendra Modi. With continuous support from philanthropist’s world over, the crusade to reach the unreached is continued since 2008, in respectful disciplined manners not only to see the smile on the face of each marginalized woman/widow but also on the face of each family member and it will be continued in the year to come. With an objective to create healthcare awareness regarding viral disease prevailing in villages especially, COVID-19, a special drive has been launched by Project ‘Life’ through GRAMSEVAKS. The program is being initially implemented in the selected six villages as pilot project where Project ‘Life’ has built primary school and there are plans to expand its scope gradually to other villages also.

Life Thalassemia Prevention & Blood Donation Programme

Life Thalassemia Prevention & Blood Donation Programme

Life Global

Life Thalassemia Prevention & Blood Donation Programme
Life Thalassemia Prevention & Blood Donation Programme
Life Global

SAVING LIVES BY ERADICATING THALASSAEMIA MAJOR FROM GUJARAT & INDIA To bring community attention towards the current situation of Thalassaemia by awareness & testing programmes, conducting research pertaining to distribution of Thalassaemia in various communities with their prevalence & genetic study, and guide Thalassaemia minor couples for in-utero diagnosis of Thalassaemia major during pregnancy. Thalassaemia minor should not get married to a Minor. Project ‘Life’ has pioneered in the field of Transfusion Medicine by establishing Life Blood Centre Centre in 1981. We completely comprehend and accept the fact that ‘Prevention is better than cure’. Therefore, the Life Thalassemia Prevention Centre (LTPC) commenced initiatives to prevent the growing prevalence of this deadly disease and being pioneer in the field of blood transfusion, it was observed that a major portion of repeated blood unit transfusion was given for this single disease. Birth of a Thalassaemia major child is preventable by a simple test and proper awareness. We are striving for the day when Thalassaemia is totally eradicated from our nation. LTPC has undertaken mass awareness drives and screening test towards preventing this disease. The Centre also conducts pre-marital mass screening and counselling for Thalassaemia Trait. LTPC is registered with the Department of Science and Technology (DST), Government of India as a Scientific and Industrial Research Organization (SIRO) on blood related diseases, disorders etc. Efforts of the Centre are gradually yielding positive results but we still believe that much more needs to be done. Project Life is the first NGO based Thalassaemia counselling and screening centre in Saurashtra & Kutch region. Life Thalassaemia Prevention Centre organizes regular awareness drives, screening, sensitization lectures, exhibitions and seminars in rural and urban areas, targeting youth of marriageable age. ____________________________________ BLOOD DONATION & MOTIVATIONAL PROGRAM Life Blood Centre was established in 1981. It was the first blood bank in the entire Saurashtra region of Gujarat state. Our aim is to provide high quality safe blood and blood components to needy patients in Saurashtra. We remain firmly committed to contribute beyond blood banking by the whole process of voluntary blood collection, testing, storage and distribution of scientifically safe blood and make it available on timely manner to the needy patients. Our work facility is equipped with the most modern and advanced state-of-the-art technology, well-equipped laboratory, fully computerized database, professional staff and mobile van. Every year, more than 12,000 donors are voluntarily donating blood and by using state-of-the-art technology this blood is further separated into blood components which has helped in saving the lives of more than 30,000 patients in the region. Today, Life Blood Centre (LBC) is considered as one of the most reliable blood center, having touched hundreds of thousands of lives. It was also the first blood centre in India to be accredited by American Association of Blood Banks (AABB) USA in 1985 and accredited by National Accreditation Board for Hospital & Healthcare Centre Providers (NABH) in 2013 one of the highest standards in the field of quality. LBC is the first standalone blood centre in India to receive “ISBT Award for Developing Country – 2020” by International Society of Blood transfusion (ISBT), Amsterdam, Netherlands on December 12, 2020. As Regional Blood Transfusion Centre identified by GSCBT (Gujarat State Council for Blood Transfusion), our aim is to meet the needs of patients in Saurashtra with high quality, safe and scientifically tested blood to save lives.

Temp°store 10

Temp°store 10

Dawsongroup Temperature Control Solutions

Temp°store 10
Temp°store 10
Dawsongroup Temperature Control Solutions

TEMPºSTORE™ 10 is a highly compact, simple to use inflatable cold store that has been designed for use within the international aid and disaster relief, and other times when emergency cold storage is required at a moment’s notice. Wherever the need in the world, the solution can be transported by air, road, rail or sea.

Polar°store Cold Room

Polar°store Cold Room

Dawsongroup Temperature Control Solutions

Polar°store Cold Room
Polar°store Cold Room
Dawsongroup Temperature Control Solutions

Our POLAR°STORE™ cold room is built with durability, sustainability and peace of mind, with warranties of up to 5 years to allow your business to optimise its cold storage efficiency at an affordable price. Our standard cold room is designed to keep your products at its designated temperature and is an energy-efficient and easy solution for companies to store bulk product at a specific temperature setpoint.

Polar°store Modular

Polar°store Modular

Dawsongroup Temperature Control Solutions

Polar°store Modular
Polar°store Modular
Dawsongroup Temperature Control Solutions

Our POLAR°STORE™ modular cold stores offer a great way to increase your overall temperature-controlled storage capacity. Our regular 20ft and 40ft cold rooms can be linked together to form part of your existing building or loading bays, and even be set-up as individual complexes from 25m² of floor space. Added to the fact that ISO containers are cheap to transport, this is an extremely cost-effective solution when combined with our on-hire maintenance packages.

Aquatabs WASH Kit

Aquatabs WASH Kit

Aquatabs

Aquatabs WASH Kit
Aquatabs WASH Kit
Aquatabs

Aquatabs Year in A Box, a mix & match cost-effective WASH KIT containing Aquatabs water disinfection solutions, handsoap, Klorkleen surface disinfectant & Ultraseptin granules for medical Instruments. All tailored to the needs of any rural healthcare facility, hospital, community centre.

Aquatabs InLine

Aquatabs InLine

Aquatabs

Aquatabs InLine
Aquatabs InLine
Aquatabs

Developed to disinfect water in closed line systems. Aquatabs InLine is activated by water flow to kill microorganisms, eliminate bacteria and viruses, control Legionella and prevent biofilm build-up. Disinfecting at the point of entry. Aquatabs InLine Features & Benefits - Maintenance Free - Affordable - No Power Required - 24hr Residual Activity - Easy to Install & Use - Disinfects & Protects

ReedBox

ReedBox

Bauer Resources GmbH

ReedBox
ReedBox
Bauer Resources GmbH

Compact wastewater treatment

Portable Water Testing Kits

Portable Water Testing Kits

LETZTEST - water quality testing

Portable Water Testing Kits
Portable Water Testing Kits
LETZTEST - water quality testing

LETZTEST Water Testing Kits make water quality testing an easy experience for water stakeholders around the world - including in remote locations.

PBX-200

PBX-200

Power-Blox AG

PBX-200
PBX-200
Power-Blox AG

The Power-Blox PBX-200 series is a revolutionary modular energy system producing DC and AC from 200 Watt up to 10 Kilowatt and serves as a portable socket for off-grid power needs. The PBX-200 system is «Plug and Power», scalable and requires no configuration, specific know how or maintenance. It consists of intelligent energy cubes with an integrated 1.2 kWh battery. Each cube provides 200 Watt of alternating current and can be powered by a solar unit to supply renewable off-grid electricity.

SUNTAINER

SUNTAINER

GCS mobile solutions GmbH

SUNTAINER
SUNTAINER
GCS mobile solutions GmbH

world premiere! SUNTAINER as a stand-alone solution can not only be used to set up a medical station, but can also be used as a multi-application, depending on the form of expansion. Conceivable applications are: • Water treatment/desalination (also as pay to go), • Pump (e.g. water dripping irrigation overnight), • Machine operation (rental?) for setting up local handicraft businesses and settling in the vicinity of the SUNTAINER • Rental refrigeration /storage of meat etc. to avoid spoilage • 2 zones -refrigeration in containers (e.g. movable wall) • Flake ice production (keyword fish transport/cold chain) • Drone airport (charging of battery packs) / on demand ordering of special medicines • Mobile field pharmacy with integrated merchandise management: In addition: (connected to an existing PV Field) using the days power overproduction and turned into cooling • Use of SUNTAINER in a scaled-down version (without panels, battery and generator back-up) at existing or planned PV parks (mini/medium grid) to divert energy overproduction into cold storage (keyword PCM cold packs) • Likewise, in cooperation with logistics companies setting up cold chains in areas without a secure power supply, avoiding diesel generators. Our SUNTAINER was awarded by a tender of WFP-world food program in cooperation with WHO. The first unit has been placed in Yemen to set up a medical Station in rural area and we hope that many more will follow…

Fridge Tent DS

Fridge Tent DS

GCS mobile solutions GmbH

Fridge Tent DS
Fridge Tent DS
GCS mobile solutions GmbH

Fridge Tent DS is the very first inflatable cold room made out of Drop Stitch Material. (known from stand up paddling boeards) more robust and sutainable than anything before. Made for ambiances up to +43C°

WHO Essential Medicines

WHO Essential Medicines

Imres B.V.

WHO Essential Medicines
WHO Essential Medicines
Imres B.V.

Wide range of affordable pharmaceuticals

TENT

TENT

Pro-Imex

TENT
TENT
Pro-Imex

ICRC TENTS/UNICEF TENTS

JERRY CAN

JERRY CAN

Pro-Imex

JERRY CAN
JERRY CAN
Pro-Imex

ICRC JERRYCAN/ UNHCR JERRY CAN

Famoco Tablet

Famoco Tablet

Famoco

Famoco Tablet
Famoco Tablet
Famoco

The tablet made for everyday field workers Easy to grip and use in every situation with its unique design, it will withstand drops and water. Its huge 8000 mAh battery is not only in another league for this form factor, it’s also removable to allow you to focus on your work and not looking for a charger. Running on Famoco OS, an enterprise Android OS, we make sure your sensitive data stays yours.

Famoco Mobile Device Management (MDM)

Famoco Mobile Device Management (MDM)

Famoco

Famoco Mobile Device Management (MDM)
Famoco Mobile Device Management (MDM)
Famoco

Manage your dedicated devices remotely from one platform, securely. Famoco MDM provides the management of Famoco devices over-the-air, including a variety of connected devices such as handheld, biometric, ruggedized, tablets attendance and access terminal. Centrally & remotely manage your fleets of devices from one platform.

Pocket Bath

Pocket Bath

WaSH Innovation

Pocket Bath
Pocket Bath
WaSH Innovation

Pocket Bath is a small, portable, and water-saving bathroom - a shower with tap and bidet function.

Adjustable eyeglasses - Adults & Children

Adjustable eyeglasses - Adults & Children

DOT Glasses

Adjustable eyeglasses - Adults & Children
Adjustable eyeglasses - Adults & Children
DOT Glasses

Ultra cheap and durable prescription eyeglasses which can be assembled within 45 seconds. Scratch-resistant polycarbonate lenses and "One-size-fits-all" frame components are ISO certified and won prestigious global design award. Children´s frames are available in different colors. Basics frame colors are grey, dark red and dark blue, but we can offer customized colors to our partners as well.

Pocket Sink

Pocket Sink

WaSH Innovation

Pocket Sink
Pocket Sink
WaSH Innovation

Pocket Sink is mobile tap & sink in the world, allowing for contactless hand washing in all conditions.

Vision kits

Vision kits

DOT Glasses

Vision kits
Vision kits
DOT Glasses

Two types of vision kits are available in two sizes. Small, laptop-sized bag or bigger backpack size with everything needed to test vision and provide from 20 to 120 customized eyeglasses. Kits are durable, low-cost and can be refilled quickly. They are provided including simple manual and training.

Satcube Ku

Satcube Ku

Satcube

Satcube Ku
Satcube Ku
Satcube

The Satcube Ku is a portable wi-fi hotspot that empower users worldwide to stay connected and deliver critical services at any time.

The OASIS Box

The OASIS Box

Bondh E Shams

The OASIS Box
The OASIS Box
Bondh E Shams

At just $5,000 Our solution OASIS Box brings a submersible water pump, bacteria and arsenic removing filters, and unique data tracking system into a single transportable unit. Each Box can be deployed in 7 minutes (on a water source) and provide up to 20,000 liters of 99.99% clean water daily for 25 years. Our internet-enabled live monitoring system maps GPS coordinates, water output (litres per hour) and water quality for each project directly on our web portal. Donors are allocated a personal impact page where they can track how much clean water their donation has provided for enhanced transparency. All tech is produced in house. The system also generates automatic alerts for maintenance. No other solution possesses the same level of durability, integrated technology, and monitoring.

Mobile Maternal clinic

Mobile Maternal clinic

Hospitainer

Mobile Maternal clinic
Mobile Maternal clinic
Hospitainer

General Description The Hospitainer maternity is a medical unit in a 20ft container that can be deployed as a stand-alone unit or as part of a bigger medical structure. The 20ft shipping container is transformed into a medical facility with extremely robust characteristics. The Hospitainer maternity consists of a waiting area, treatment/delivery area and a recovery area . The Hospitainer Maternity has a toilet and shower and comes fully packed with consumables, medicines and equipment. Application The Hospitainer maternity is designed to facilitate essential obstetric care and health services to victims of sexual violence. The Hospitainer maternity facilitates medical procedures such as removal of the placenta, exploration of the uterus, reparation of perineal tears, vacuum extraction, forceps delivery and partographic assessment of the labour progress. For the victims of gender-based violence the Hospitainer maternity aims to provide treatment to injuries as well as post-exposure prophylactic treatment as prevention to sexual transmittable infections. Due to the multifunctional use of the Hospitainer maternity we hope that victims of sexual violence are more inclined to seek medical care since the care can be obtained in a ‘neutral’ environment avoiding possible moral and cultural stigmatization. Details All necessary technical installations are delivered with the Hospitrailer, like an internal water purification system, water storage and energy supply through a generator. The Hospitainer Maternity unit is an autonomous unit that can be deployed independent of existing infrastructure. The Hospitainer maternity is fully packed with basic medicines such as antibiotics, ergometrine, oxytocin, and analgesics in the form of pre-packaged kits adapted to the medical use. Basic equipment and furniture such as a delivery bed, bassinet, manual vacuum extractor, doppler apparatus, sphygmomanometer and resuscitators are also supplied. The configuration and content of the Hospitainer maternity can be changed upon request. Why a Hospitainer Maternity Unit? Reduce maternal and infant mortality Neutral, hygienic and safe place for victims of sexual violence to access health services

Mobile CEmOC unit

Mobile CEmOC unit

Hospitainer

Mobile CEmOC unit
Mobile CEmOC unit
Hospitainer

General description The Hospitainer Mobile Obstetric Care Unit consists of a 40ft standard shipping container designed to facilitate health services for victims of sexual violence and advanced obstetric care. The shipping containers are transformed into a medical facility with extreme robust characteristics. The unit is fitted with an operation room, a recovery room and storage/sterilization room. The obstetric care unit is placed on a trailer with trailer for maximum mobility. This Hospitrailer facilitates caesarean sections, surgical treatments of sepsis, laparotomies, fistula care and surgical repair of vaginal and cervical tears. Surgical operations to victims of gender-based violence can also be performed. Equipment and medicines for surgical procedures will be delivered as well. Application A obstetric care Hospitrailer is a high quality medical product that allows the medical provider to perform obstetric care in disaster areas, conflict areas and hard to reach areas. The obstetric care Hospitrailer facilitates flexible and adequate health service provision in situations of abrupt need of health services, and in situations of fluctuating health care demand. The major advantage of a mobile maternity is the flexibility of the health service to cover larger areas, for example travel on nomadic tribe migration routes, and the flexibility to quickly relocate the medical unit when demand is (geographically) shifting. Due to the multifunctional use of the obstetric care Hospitrailer we hope that victims of gender-based violence are more inclined to seek medical care, since the care can be obtained in a ‘neutral’ environment, avoiding possible moral and cultural stigmatization. Details All necessary technical installations are delivered with the Hospitrailer, like an internal water purification system, water storage and energy supply through a generator. The generator is connected and secured on the front of the trailer. The Hospitrailer is fitted with medical equipment and consumables for a complete medical solution. A general list of items is available, specific equipment or consumables can be arranged upon customers request. Why a Hospitrailer Mobile Obstetric Care Unit? Immediate high quality health care provision Mobility of health services

Mobile Storage Tents

Mobile Storage Tents

O.B. Wiik AS

Mobile Storage Tents
Mobile Storage Tents
O.B. Wiik AS

Mobile Storage Tents used for storage of Food and Non-Food items, Workshops, Dining Halls and School Tents

Plumpy

Plumpy'Mum

Nutriset Group

Plumpy
Plumpy'Mum
Nutriset Group

Plumpy’Mum™ has been especially designed to address suboptimal nutritional status in pregnant and lactating woman. Treatment of moderate acute malnutrition in pregnant and lactating women. It contributes to the treatment and prevention of acute malnutrition in pregnant and lactating women and improves the development of the foetus and the infant.

Enov

Enov'Nutributter+

Nutriset Group

Enov
Enov'Nutributter+
Nutriset Group

Enov'Nutributter+ is a SQ-LNS (Small Quantity - Lipid-based Nutrient Supplement) in 20 g individual sachet. It promotes healthy child growth, motor and cognitive development, it prevents stunting, wasting, anemia and iron deficiency. It is suitable for children from 6 to 24 months.

SunBell 2.0

SunBell 2.0

Bright Products

SunBell 2.0
SunBell 2.0
Bright Products

Description BRIGHT SunBell 2.0 Y is a high capacity and quality solar lamp and charger that covers all the needs of a household. Thanks to its multi-functional design, it can be used as a traditional lantern, a focused ceiling light or as an ambient light.

SunBell 80

SunBell 80

Bright Products

SunBell 80
SunBell 80
Bright Products

BRIGHT SunBell 80 is a high capacity and quality solar lamp and charger that covers all the needs of a household. It has double the battery capacity, but the same design as BRIGHT SunBell 2.0 Y. Thanks to its multi-functional design, it can be used as a traditional lantern, a focused ceiling light or as an ambient light.

Move 120

Move 120

Bright Products

Move 120
Move 120
Bright Products

BRIGHT Move 120 is a compact and portable solar lamp and charger that covers peoples every day needs for light and charging. It can be used as a portable light, ceiling light, wall mounted light and reading light. Designed with an integrated solar panel, BRIGHT Move 120 is an easy-to-use, all-in-one lamp.

Core Relief Items

Core Relief Items

NRS Relief FZCO

Core Relief Items
Core Relief Items
NRS Relief FZCO

Tarpaulins, Water containers, Sleeping mats, Jerry buckets, Blankets

Family tents

Family tents

NRS Relief FZCO

Family tents
Family tents
NRS Relief FZCO

Domehome, Geohome, Family tents (UNICEF/UNHCR)

Multipurpose tents

Multipurpose tents

NRS Relief FZCO

Multipurpose tents
Multipurpose tents
NRS Relief FZCO

Legend 33/45, LegendMEDI, Huggy Pro HPT 24/48/72, Huggy 24, 42, 72, Dispensary tent

Mobile Storage Units (MSU)

Mobile Storage Units (MSU)

NRS Relief FZCO

Mobile Storage Units (MSU)
Mobile Storage Units (MSU)
NRS Relief FZCO

Rex Hall MSU 6.5x8m/10x24m/10x32m/10x36m

Ultra-low Temperature Storage

Ultra-low Temperature Storage

KTI-Plersch Kaltetechnik GmbH

Ultra-low Temperature Storage
Ultra-low Temperature Storage
KTI-Plersch Kaltetechnik GmbH

Ultra-low Temperature Storage container for the proper storage of vaccines and other temperature-sensitive substances at temperature between -30°C and -110°C.

Compact Flake Ice Plant

Compact Flake Ice Plant

KTI-Plersch Kaltetechnik GmbH

Compact Flake Ice Plant
Compact Flake Ice Plant
KTI-Plersch Kaltetechnik GmbH

Compact Flake Ice Plant producting 10 tons of ice per day. Ideal for the support of fishermen and woman in the fishing and food industry.

STERIGERMS 12 L

STERIGERMS 12 L

Sterigerms

STERIGERMS 12 L
STERIGERMS 12 L
Sterigerms

STERIGERMS offers a unique innovative solution of the biomedical waste treatment right next to the waste production. STERIGERMS technology implies isolating biomedical waste into a specially designed Steribag, placing the bag into the machine and treating the waste by dry heat and compression. In the result the waste is transformed into disk contained the inert waste that can be disposed with any household waste. All the guidance for user and information about the treatment cycle are displayed on the control console with a touchscreen function. STERIGERMS solution allows to treat: containers with needles, syringes, scalpels, sharp blades, COVID-19 infected swabs, bandages, dressings, protective clothing, gloves, masks, glass having contained blood or secretions, catheters, tubes and other disposable medical sets. STERIGERMS 12 litres can treat up to 50 kg of biomedical waste daily and has electrical consumption only 1 kw/cycle. It generates not only low operating costs but also a reduced environmental footprint.

STERIGERMS 60 L

STERIGERMS 60 L

Sterigerms

STERIGERMS 60 L
STERIGERMS 60 L
Sterigerms

STERIGERMS offers a unique innovative solution of the biomedical waste treatment right next to the waste production. STERIGERMS technology implies isolating biomedical waste into a specially designed Steribag, placing the bag into the machine and treating the waste by dry heat and compression. In the result the waste is transformed into disk contained the inert waste that can be disposed with any household waste. All the guidance for user and information about the treatment cycle are displayed on the control console with a touchscreen function. STERIGERMS solution allows to treat: containers with needles, syringes, scalpels, sharp blades, COVID-19 infected swabs, bandages, dressings, protective clothing, gloves, masks, glass having contained blood or secretions, catheters, tubes and other disposable medical sets. STERIGERMS 60 litres can treat up to 200 kg of biomedical waste daily and has electrical consumption only 3 kw/cycle. It generates not only low operating costs but also a reduced environmental footprint..

Cambridge Mask BASIC

Cambridge Mask BASIC

Cambridge Mask Co

Cambridge Mask BASIC
Cambridge Mask BASIC
Cambridge Mask Co

The Cambridge Mask BASIC has been designed to protect against viruses, bacteria and air pollution in warmer climates with unique lightweight material offering maximum breathability. Lasting for up to 90 hours of active use, the BASIC is reusable and washable. • New Lab tested filtration technology filters over 95% of pollution, gases, bacteria and viruses up to 90 hours of use. • Trusted by people at risk of respiratory diseases, living in or travelling to areas with high air pollution levels • Protection against odours, all PM; PM2.5, PM0.3, pollen, smoke, and pathogens such as viruses and bacteria. • The world's most trusted anti-pollution mask ideal for inner-city living where air pollution levels are high • Lightweight, Breathable material • Reusable for up to 90 hours of active use • Available in 2 colours; Navy and Black • It can be packed and shipped on pallets, which allows faster and flexible shipping option. Re-usable and sustainable, presented in a frustration-free ziplock bag for reuse, fashion-friendly designs, available in 5 sizes!

Cambridge Mask PRO

Cambridge Mask PRO

Cambridge Mask Co

Cambridge Mask PRO
Cambridge Mask PRO
Cambridge Mask Co

The PRO mask boasts exclusive long-lasting filter technology designed by the British Ministry of Defence. Filtering out nearly 100% of all harmful air pollutants and viruses. Lightweight and breathable, this certified face respirator has a snug fit for maximum protection. • Unique Lab tested British Military Filtration Technology filters almost 100% of pollution, gases, allergens, smog, and pollen • Lightweight, breathable material • Filters 99.6% of all viruses and 99.7% of bacteria • Filters PM10, PM2.5, PM0.3 • CE Certified • UK Military Filtration Technology • Certified child safe • Lasts up to 340 hours of active use (3 – 6 months) • Ideal for people at risk of respiratory diseases, living in or travelling to areas with high air pollution/smoke levels • Adjustable ear loops with toggles for a secure snug fit • Fit with a valve to help regulate Co2 build-up • Presented in eco-friendly packaging for storage Head-straps and Nose-foam are included. Re-usable and sustainable, presented in a premium box for storage, fashion friendly designs available in 5 sizes!

BP-100™ RUTF

BP-100™ RUTF

GC Rieber Compact

BP-100™ RUTF
BP-100™ RUTF
GC Rieber Compact

BBP-100™ is a Ready-to-Use therapeutic food (RUTF) in the form of a compressreatment of Severe Acute Malnutrition (SAM) in children and adults. BP-100™can be consumed as it is or crumbled into boiled drinking water and eaten as a porridge.P-100™ is a Ready-to-Use therapeutic food (RUTF) in the form of a compressed biscuit/bar. It is used in the treatment of Severe Acute Malnutrition (SAM) in children and adults. BP-100™can be consumed as it is or crumbled into boiled drinking water and eaten as a porridge.

eeZeePaste™NUT RUTF

eeZeePaste™NUT RUTF

GC Rieber Compact

eeZeePaste™NUT RUTF
eeZeePaste™NUT RUTF
GC Rieber Compact

eeZeePaste™ NUT RUTF is a Ready-to-Use Therapeutic Food for treatment of Severe Acute Malnutrition (SAM). eeZeePaste™ NUT RUTF does not require any preparation and can be consumed directly from the sachet.

eeZeeRUSF™

eeZeeRUSF™

GC Rieber Compact

eeZeeRUSF™
eeZeeRUSF™
GC Rieber Compact

eeZeeRUSF™ is a Ready-to-Use Supplementary Food/Lipid-based Nutrient Supplement - Large Quantity for the treatment of moderate acute malnutrition.

BP-5™ Emergency Food

BP-5™ Emergency Food

GC Rieber Compact

BP-5™ Emergency Food
BP-5™ Emergency Food
GC Rieber Compact

BP-5™ is Solid Ready-to-Use Emergency Food which is used in the first phase of disaster relief, emergency and preparedness. It is suitable for all people 6 months and older.

LESS Emergency Preparedness Stretcher

LESS Emergency Preparedness Stretcher

LESS AS

LESS Emergency Preparedness Stretcher
LESS Emergency Preparedness Stretcher
LESS AS

Light weight emergency stretcher for MCI situations. Ideal for preparedness organizations.

LESS Triage Pocket

LESS Triage Pocket

LESS AS

LESS Triage Pocket
LESS Triage Pocket
LESS AS

MCI Triage marking system. Worlds fastest and most intuitive triage marking system for first triage in an MCI situation.

Composite LPG Cylindes

Composite LPG Cylindes

Hexagon Ragasco

Composite LPG Cylindes
Composite LPG Cylindes
Hexagon Ragasco

The new standard for safer and user-friendly LPG cylinders Our cylinders are designed as the modern alternative to steel cylinders. Suitable for a variety of applications, both industrial and for home-users, their advanced construction with polymeric and composite materials combines uncompromising safety, quality, design and innovation.

Irrisept

Irrisept

Infection Reduction Partners

Irrisept
Irrisept
Infection Reduction Partners

Irrisept is an antimicrobial wound irrigation device that aims to lower surgical infection rates and reduce the cost of infections. The FDA cleared medical device combines a high volume of fluid in an adjustable pressurized bottle with a controlled jet stream lavage of antiseptic 0.05% CHG in a versatile sterile package.

Sahem Platform

Sahem Platform

Saudi Red Crescent Authority

Sahem Platform
Sahem Platform
Saudi Red Crescent Authority

It is an online platform targeting events managers who work for organizations and individuals. It provides emergency medical coverage during these events by requesting this from Saudi Red Crescent Authority. It provides fully equipped modern ambulance cars at the event sites.

Taarei System

Taarei System

Saudi Red Crescent Authority

Taarei System
Taarei System
Saudi Red Crescent Authority

The system creates a channel to share information instantly between ambulance teams and emergency departments in public and private hospitals. It aims to prepare specialists and speed up the paramedic procedures once the ambulance teams are arrived and finished their tasks in the emergency departments.

E-Paramedic App

E-Paramedic App

Saudi Red Crescent Authority

E-Paramedic App
E-Paramedic App
Saudi Red Crescent Authority

It is an online app for all the paramedic tasks and field procedures. It monitors the communication until the emergency case is closed.

Bathel Platform

Bathel Platform

Saudi Red Crescent Authority

Bathel Platform
Bathel Platform
Saudi Red Crescent Authority

It is a platform to record and manage volunteers' data to be used in voluntary services. It provides quick and accurate access to their data. It reflects the efforts of the Kingdom's 2030 Vision in the voluntary fields.

Tmarras Platform

Tmarras Platform

Saudi Red Crescent Authority

Tmarras Platform
Tmarras Platform
Saudi Red Crescent Authority

It is a comprehensive and integrated platform. It organizes training courses and manages data of trainers and trainees for individuals and enterprises. It provides advanced services such as downloading training courses, recording data of trainers and trainees, conducting online tests, and providing multiple payment methods. Tmarras is an advanced and safe platform.

Taqfi Platform

Taqfi Platform

Saudi Red Crescent Authority

Taqfi Platform
Taqfi Platform
Saudi Red Crescent Authority

It is an online platform using the latest GPS technology for fleet management, live tracking, and vehicle tracking. It makes it easy to find and gives immediate notifications of all that happened to the vehicle through installing a device to it or connecting the customer›s properties to the platform.

Tafqd System

Tafqd System

Saudi Red Crescent Authority

Tafqd System
Tafqd System
Saudi Red Crescent Authority

It is a smart system that automates and facilitates field inspection tasks.It aims to develop and raise productivity, reduce operating costs, and monitor the inspection process at all stages. It also provides flexible control for users through a set of tools. It enables the system manager to customize the system to meet all the corporate structure requirements.

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Shortage of ‘Human Resources for Health’ in Developing Countries

Supported by Noor Dubai

Subtitle:

The shortage of health workers in developing countries may undermine the attainment of the Sustainable development goals, universal health coverage and undermine control of epidemics/pandemics. So how do we improve the number and quality of health workers in developing countries?

Context:

The World Health Organization in its 2006 World Health Report reported that over 4 million more health workers are needed globally to prevent crisis in the health sector. Out of which Africa alone needs 1.5 million workers. Thus 36 of the 57 countries in the continent have critical shortages of human resources for health.

Globally all countries are challenged by worker shortage, skill mix imbalance, maldistribution, negative work environment, and weak knowledge base. However, it is worse in the poorest countries mostly of Africa and Asia where the workforce is under assault by HIV/AIDS, epidemics, out-migration, poor working environment, demotivation, undertraining and inadequate investment.

The critical shortage of health workers in developing world especially Africa is a major impediment to achievement of health/developmental goals, and could hinder the ability to control epidemics and pandemic outbreaks. In many developing countries this shortage not only affects provision of life saving interventions like childhood immunization, maternal services and prevention/treatment of the major infectious diseases –HIV, Malaria and Tuberculosis; but also hampers response to serious epidemics and pandemics like Ebola, Hemorrhagic fevers, Yellow fever and Covid-19. In addition to this the increasing aging population and change of life style in these developing countries results in rising burden of chronic diseases and non-communicable diseases like diabetes mellitus, hypertension, cancers etc needing more well trained health personnel’s and facilities.

This shortage is made worse within these countries by a vicious cycle of outbreaks of epidemics that further deplete the workforce and emigration of health workers to other parts of the world. The gross mal-distribution of the workers where by majority of health workers are in the urban areas but most of the population lives in rural areas in these countries, aggravates the situation. Furthermore the opportunities for continuous medical education and self-development is generally limited.

Thus, this human resource for health crisis in the developing countries especially Africa is not only about the quantity of the health workers and their distribution but also their quality. Due to weak educational systems and training facilities, occasioned by poor investment, health workers in many of these countries are not only inadequately trained but also lack the continuous medical education to handle emerging life threatening emergencies and chronic health conditions.

The crisis is partly caused by underfunding from governments due to competing developmental demands with very weak economies. This results in fewer ill-equipped training institutions, undertraining, under-recruitment, lack of facilities, demotivation, brain drain etc. The pull of higher salaries in industrialized countries and the push of poor working conditions at home along with political and social strife drive thousands of health workers to jobs abroad each year. This ever increasing brain drain from these poor weak countries to richer nations of the West and Middle East compound an already bad situation.

Challenge statement:

The SDG goal 3 (Ensuring health living and promoting wellbeing for all for all ages), the universal health coverage and ability to withstand epidemics and pandemics like Covid-19 cannot be achieved in many countries if the human resources for health crisis in these countries is not tackled.

So how can we address this gross shortage of health workers in developing countries especially Africa in terms of not only the number of the health workers, but their distribution and their expertise (knowledge and skills?). What innovative and technological approach can be applied to address this big challenge?

The digital literacy divide between e-learners: how to narrow the gaps?

Supported by Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF)

Title: The digital literacy divide between e-learners: how to narrow the gaps?

Concept: In a world that everyone is using the digital sphere to communicate and learn, there is still a gap between the e-learners as some have high digital literacy while many still have more limited literacy.

MSF’s e-Learning team (TEMO) aims at reaching 95% of the organization’s staff and not only 25% with high digital literacy, access to computers, access to internet, etc.

Challenge: In this scenario and in order for all staff to have access to distance learning and eLearning Solutions like Tembo can offer, what are proposals and ideas to promote digital literacy for the e-learners to narrow the gaps?

Overcoming Challenges to the Inclusion of Beneficiaries with Disabilities in Emergencies

Supported by International Humanitarian City

Keywords: Emergency Preparedness & Response; Disabilities

Introduction:
IHC for the 2020 Humanitarian Hackathon decided to focus the attention on a group of vulnerable populations affected by Disabilities. The purpose of this challenge is to stimulate people to think outside the box and come up with possible innovative tools that the humanitarian community can offer to people exposed to emergencies and having different kinds of disabilities. In particular, mobility and communication/ability to attract attention are two crucial factors when it comes to the immediate aftermath of a disaster as well as the short and long-term living situation the affected disabled population may find themselves in. The purpose is to integrate and enrich the humanitarian prepositioned stocks with appropriated equipment and aid and therefore strengthen the emergency preparedness and have tools ready for their use in the response phase. The aim is to involve the Humanitarian Hackathon 2020 participants and transform their ideas in humanitarian aid for the benefit of the disabled. Looking at the list of the humanitarian relief items stocked within various humanitarian hubs it appears that no specific items are kept in stock specifically to support the differently-abled living in areas affected by disasters.

Scenarios:
The most frequent emergency scenarios are due to natural disasters such as floods, Tsunamis, Earthquake, cyclones, volcano eruptions, fire-forest etc…in addition to conflict areas. Hackathon participants are invited to think about the disabled population in those scenarios, and particularly, how the disabled can attract rescue teams or humanitarian workers providing assistance. Options for innovative solutions may focus on preventive measures, especially for the populations most exposed to risks and living in prone and hazard areas and subject to frequent natural disasters. Other innovative solutions may focus more on the immediate response following disasters when the affected population is forced to vacate their accommodation, which is appropriately equipped for their disability and moved into newer and less familiar areas. How can we help them?

Below are some tips for the various potential disabilities.

Suggestions:

  • Overall, items that could be useful to most disability categories could be:
  • A Tools to attract attention (which can be distributed to all vulnerable people affected)
  • A disability-friendly app
  • Stool bags compatible with a foldable wheelchair toilet seat
  • Clear masks for lip-reading for the rescue teams
Improving Small Farmers Access to Knowledge About Crop Production Techniques through E-Agriculture

Supported by International Humanitarian City

In several humanitarian response areas, are blessed with diverse climatic conditions for almost all crops (cereal, fruit and vegetable crops), besides ample opportunity to grow high value vegetables as off season in certain zones and pristine climatic niches as well production of certain fruits and vegetables seedling in low, high and walk in tunnels.

Moreover, there is also immense scope of growing short duration vegetable in three successive seasons i.e. summer, winter and autumn such as tomato, broccoli and potato. The small farmers in general are neither aware of the opportunities of effective utilization of their physical , financial and human resources nor know the ways and means to utilize their available resources. Thus they follow the hit and trial rules to grow crops which often incur heavy losses to them.

DISTANCE LEARNING CHALLENGES IN DEVELOPING COUNTRIES IN A POST COVID-19 WORLD

Supported by Dubai Cares

COVID-19 exacerbated pre-existing gaps in Developing Countries, which were already strained, underserved and faced significant tech capacity limitations, causing serious learning disruptions.

Context

The world has been brought to a standstill by the impact of COVID-19. Airports, restaurants, movie theaters and other elements of the social environment have been disrupted by this virus’ contagion. While watching movies and dining in public are not essential to our lives, work and education are.

Education systems and learning have been heavily disrupted by COVID-19. At its apex, school closures reached over 180 countries. Currently, according to the UNESCO Education Impact Tracker, there are still 34 country wide school closures and over half a billion affected child learners. “The medium and long-term implications of the learning crisis [has] forced 1.6 billion learners worldwide out of the classroom” (UNESCO). This is especially true for education in developing countries, which were already facing poor economic conditions while also coping with low literacy, numeracy, enrollment and proficiency.

In July, UNESCO estimated “that about 24 million learners, from pre-primary to university level, are at risk of not returning to school in 2020 following the education disruption due to COVID-19. Almost half of them are found in South and West Asia and sub-Saharan Africa. University students are affected the most, due to the costs related to their studies. Pre-primary education is the second most affected while at primary and secondary level 10.9 million students are at risk, 5.2 million of whom are girls.”

As closures forced students and parents home, the need for connectivity and hardware arose. “Today half of the world’s population (3.6 billion people) still lack an internet connection.” Many countries with low economic development and lack of connectivity, adapted via national broadcasts over TV and Radio, “yet the benefits of internet-based solutions vis-à-vis radio and TV solutions are considerable: connected digital technologies allow for the possibility of two-way communication, real-time interaction, gamified learning, and much more. Investments poured into efforts to make digital tools the principal hubs of learning, rather than brick-and-mortar school sand classrooms” (UNESCO).

“According to UN estimates, nearly 500 million students from pre-primary to upper secondary school did not have any access to any remote learning. Three quarters of these students lived in the poorest households or rural areas. More nuanced data showed finer disparities that traced and functioned to accentuate existing social, economic, gender and geographic fault lines. Analysis from Brookings shows that at the height of school closures, around 90 percent of high-income countries were providing some form of online remote learning, but only 25 per cent of low-income countries were doing the same” (UNESCO).

 

One of the flagship innovations responding to this at a global level is GIGA, an initiative launched by UNICEF and ITU in September 2019 to connect every school to the Internet and every young person to information, opportunity and choice. GIGA is supporting the immediate response to COVID-19, as well as looking at how connectivity can create stronger infrastructures of hope and opportunity in the “time after COVID.” The main objective of GIGA is to connect 2 million schools and 500 million children by 2025 and 5 million schools and 1 billion children by 2030, via funding of local infrastructure entrepreneurs and open source digital public goods.

Lastly, the long term effects of diminished education is worth considering, as “the World Bank has projected the financial cost of this learning loss to be as high as USD $10 trillion or 10% of global gross domestic product” (UNESCO). The human and economic impact of stunted education will ripple through the next decade as less educated students, workers and citizens will enter a world that is simultaneously regressing (climate change) and rapidly evolving (technology). Those that are already economically disadvantaged are at greater risk of getting left behind even more.

Challenge Statement:

As discussed above, distance learning is not always feasible due to low prevalence of connectivity and hardware in developing nations and economies, where the population is less able to purchase cell phones and laptops, while the public and private sectors are less likely to build connectivity infrastructure such as cell towers and Wi-Fi access points.

  • How can distance learning solutions be delivered to low income / remote / rural areas with low hardware saturation and lack of internet access so as not to exclude them from education services and systems they were already underserved by?
  • Think of innovative*, feasible and scalable solutions for learning disruption in developing countries

Things to keep in mind for solution design and review criteria:

  • Developing contexts often have limited access to transportation, clean water and sanitation
  • *Innovation does not necessarily mean very high tech and revolutionary. Sometimes the most innovative thing is using or reformulating something basic and abundant in a new and low cost way
  • Reflect on the sustainability of the design, as many solutions end up collecting dust after initial investment and intervention
  • Think through the replicability and scalability of the solution for global reach in similar environments
  • Contemplate potential cross-sectorial collaboration (telecom, government, and academia)
  • Consider the operational part of it: how is it going to work, under what umbrella, with what organizational or collaborative structure
  • Deliberate on the Who and How of funding your solution
Water Scarcity and Accessibility to Clean Water

Supported by UAE Water Aid

The UAE Water Aid Foundation, Suqia, under the umbrella of the Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum Global Initiatives, works diligently to provide clean and safe drinking water to communities in dire need and that lack basic access to water. Thus, Suqia contributes directly to Goal 6, Clean Water & Sanitation, of the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals. It also has important contributions to goals 1 (no poverty), 3 (good health and well-being), 4 (quality education), 5 (gender equality) and 17 (partnerships for the goals).

Access to clean and safe water remains one of the most critical challenges faced by many around the world. While governments and societies work together to provide solutions to communities in need, the number of those who lack access to basic drinking water services continues to increase till date. According to recent statistics, the figure has reached a staggering 785 million in 2019. In many communities, people spend up to 6 hours each day collecting water. Not only does walking long distances while carrying 20 liters of water cause severe health issues, but it also keeps children out of school and wastes time that families could be using to earn an income.

Utilizing various solutions including artesian wells, water purification stations, water filters, water distribution networks and others, we were able to provide clean drinking water for more than 13 million people in 36 countries around the world.

The main challenge is in providing communities that need it the most. Often these communities are in remote locations difficult to get to and may be overseen in search of the places that require access to clean drinking water.

Although, the water infrastructure is not available, tele-communication networks are often available.

How can we utilize the tele-communication networks or mobile applications to support our goal of reaching out to communities in need? We are looking for a solution that would be easy to use where individuals can pin-point locations globally that face water shortage and lack easy access to clean drinking water. The solution would ideally identify the type of need in the area, the water quality, the approximate number of people living in the area, etc ..