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Rkongni Group, Cameroon
The 'Push-Pull' Programme
Nairobi market stall – Naomi Wairimu
Housing scheme, Tanzania
Women’s credit scheme, Zanzibar
Africa - Grants Paid 2008-9
2008 - 2009
Total
£5,693,591
Total payments made this year (from new and previous grants)
Gatsby African Trusts
£85,073
To support the Africa Trusts to develop new three-year strategies and staff training.
Kenya Gatsby Trust (KGT)
£405,235
Towards core support and project costs.
Kilimo Trust
£2,376,994
Towards core and new project costs; additional investment in African Agricultural Capital; and the Tanzanian Tree Nursery Development Project.
Parliamentary Office of Science & Technology (POST)
£70,300
Towards supporting the Ugandan parliament to improve the use of science and technology.
Rothamsted International
£379,888
Towards the development of a nematology training programme, and support of a fellowship for African agricultural scientists.
Sainsbury Management Fellows (SMF), South Africa
£51,318
Towards support for the SMF South Africa MBA Fellowship programme.
Tanzania Gatsby Trust (TGT)
£1,277,491
Towards core support and project costs; support for the Tanzania Cotton and Textile Development Programme; core funding and operating costs of the Community Bank Association; and support for a technology transfer programme for SMEs with the University of Dar Es Salaam’s College of Engineering and Technology.
Uganda Gatsby Trust (UGT)
£190,731
Towards core support and project costs.
Windrush Ventures No. 3 LP
£807,000
Towards a programme supporting the Government of Rwanda in reforming and improving the effectiveness of key institutions within Government.
The beneficiaries below received grant payments totalling £50,000 or less
Cameroon Gatsby Foundation
£20,741
National Agricultural Research Organisation (NARO)
£13,820
Tropical Agricultural Award Fund (TAAF)
£15,000