Organisations

Water Action (WACT)

Ethiopia

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PO Box 13367
Addis Ababa

Aims: Support the integration of health education and sanitation programmes with water supply activities to protect the community from water borne and communicable diseases. To tackle the problem of water water of those most vulnerable and needy communities. Reduce the suffering of rural women by alleviating the drudgery of fetching water. Assist participatory environmental protection programmes and small scale irrigation development in order to combat land degredation and increase food production.

African Center for Women (ACW)

Ethiopia

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PO Box 3001
Addis Ababa

The overall objective of the centre is to mainstream gender issues into politics, programmes, and structures of member countries and to promote the empowerment of women so that they play a more effective and significant role on political, social and economic life

Jimma University

Ethiopia

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P O Box 378
Jimma

University with five faculties: Medical Sciences; Public Health; Business; Technology; and Agriculture. Also runs a busy 250 bed rural hospital. Aims to support and educate staff to supply appropriate services. The Resource Centre is not open to the public

Ethiopian Public Health Association (EPHA)

Ethiopia

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PO Box 7117
Addis Ababa

Aims to advance public health measures for the promotion of health, prevention of diseases, treatment of the sick and rehabilitation of the disabled. It tries to do this through bringing together health professionals; making health policy recommendations; promoting professional standards, the advancement of research and networking; advancing research;and working with sister associations

AIDS Resource Centre

Ethiopia

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PO Box 26171
Code 1000
Addis Ababa

Based in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia, ARC provides information services on HIV/AIDS, sexually transmitted diseases (STDs), and tuberculosis (TB). Services include central library and clearinghouse, journalist outreach training, and materials development. The ARC serves a wide range of organizations and individuals, including government agencies, local and international NGOs, health service providers and health professionals, public health professionals, community, political, and religious leaders, universities and other educational institutions, students and researchers, journalists and reporters, and the general public. The site gives access to online databases of materials, conferences and organisation; factsheets (for bothe national and international audiences); antiretroviral information; and a section for journalists

Ethiopian Center for Disability and Development (ECDD)

Ethiopia

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PO Box 1530 Code 1250
Addis Ababa

The ECDD works collaboratively with other organizations in Ethiopia to promote “inclusive development” – the inclusion of disability issues and people with disabilities in mainstream government and NGO development projects and programs. Main objectives/activities - create awareness about disability and development issues, promote human rights and equal opportunity for persons with disabilities, promote and facilitate inclusive development, increase self-reliance of organizations of disabled people, increase educational opportunities for students with disabilities in higher education and TVET, and provide support services

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