Thursday, December 28, 2023

Organizations on the front-line of climate disasters, conflict, and other humanitarian crises

Below, learn about 27 inspiring organizations on the front-lines of climate disasters, conflict, and other humanitarian crises in Peru, Morocco, Pakistan, Liberia, Sierra Leone, Nigeria, Bangladesh, and more. Many of the crises described below do not make headlines.

You can contact and support each organization directly.

Our growing list now includes over 650 organizations from over 65 countries and 25 U.S. states and territories.

We are helping 5 local communities in Meknes, Morocco overcome the drought crisis occurring in these areas, and we need 30,000 euros to aid them in getting through this crisis.

REEDS is responding to the Flood Disaster 2022 in Punjab and Sindh, we still need 50000 to 70000 Euro for DRR and women Enterprises development for sustainable livelihoods.

We are helping vulnerable and low-income people affected by the El Niño 2023 phenomenon.

At the moment we would like to support at least 500 such vulnerable and marginalized women and girls for boosting their daily earning income through various types of income generating activities and need $125,000 USD to assist as the capital for small business.

Funding needs of WUZDA Ghana are around climate smart agriculture activities evolving around agro ecological agriculture to assist manage and protect the following: Reduce climate vulnerabilities of local people and communities, Improve food security needs of local people and communities, Protect and improve water security for food requirements of local people and communities, Reduce land and water conflicts in communities.

The greatest need of Community Action for Sustainable Development in Sierra Leone is funding to furnish its Office, pay allowances for the volunteers and keep on its disaster mitigation community engagement project in Sierra Leone.

The organisation needs funding to assist 60 women farmers to adopt new practices of farming and to adopt to climate change.

We are still responding to last year's response to Cyclone Freddy victims and are looking forward to Reducing the Disaster Risk for the Next Rainy Season, the Amount Required is $50,000 for the intervention.

The Coastal Bend Food Bank has seen an increase in demand; we are helping families and individuals impacted by the economy. Food prices continue to increase, and paychecks don’t reach as far as they used to. We ensure that people don’t choose between buying food or paying rent.

Our "Greatest Need" in 2024 is $20,000 to purchase adult incontinence supplies to be given free-of-charge to dependent, homeless, and handicapped adults in our community.

We are still serving flood-impacted communities and need 20,000 USD to provide overdue healthcare services.

We work with farmers and farming groups, who are formalizing their land rights under the new Land Rights Law of Liberia but who are beginning to experience the shock of climate change, and will need to be supported to prepare mitigation measures: Critical need is to support 50 community farming groups with critical inputs valued at around $100.00 each.

We are helping households with malnourished children after a prolonged drought in Turkana County and need 30,000 USD to donate food and supplements.

Regrettably, we've only been able to address 30% of the population affected by the 2022-23 floods. The remaining victims are still in desperate need, and we now require USD 450,000 to sustain rehabilitation efforts for these communities.

We are helping Delta and Bayelsa States communities in the Niger Delta Region affected by flood and need $30,000 USD to provide relief materials, foods and shelters

Following the Heavy rains and Hail storm in Buhera and Chikomba District we are in need of US$50,000.00 to support the affected families

We are still serving the August 28th flood-impacted communities across the Western Urban and Pujehun districts and need 40,000 USD to sustain the provision of under-five child healthcare and water quality monitoring.

PEP Liberia is planning to help 200 small holder farmers to sustain their productions in anticipation of the dry season and needs $40,000 USD.

We would like to provide our support to young girls/women who live in vulnerable neighborhoods and who suffer from sexual violence, for an amount of 35,000 US dollars.

We provide critical assistance to refugees on the move and need 30 000 USD to ensure that their needs are met.

EHSAR needs 40000 USD to Provide winterized kits to 2000 families of snow bound areas at Chitral district of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa-Pakistan.

The Earthquake in Jajarkot has made difficult to the poor and Dalit family so please if you have such project kindly support us on food and warm cloths to support to Earthquake affected families.

Pakistan’s deadly floods affected most of the province of Baluchistan. Umeed Partnership Pakistan plans to provide 1500 food (dry ration) packages to 1500 flood affected, displaced, needy and hungry families in Quetta for which we need US$50,000.

Financial support to enable the organization reach out to indigent and vulnerable lives to access healthcare services throughout a year.

The Hamdam Development Organization (HDO) is still serving flood-impacted communities and urgently needs 35,000 USD to provide overdue WASH services.

We are helping extremely poor people affected by cold wave in the northern region of Bangladesh by proving warm cloths/blankets and need 40,000 USD to support 10000 people.

PELO is responding to floods and landslides that occurred in December 2 in Hanang, Tanzania and is in need of 66,546 USD to support food, shelter, livelihood and mosquito nets for 3000 needy survivors.


 

Tuesday, December 5, 2023

November 2023 - 7 New Organizations Approved to Join SmartResponse

In November, the following SEVEN (7) organizations joined SmartResponse:

•  Bangladesh: Somaj Unnoyan Karjocrom-SUK

•  Colombia: Fundacion Equipo Scout de Emergencia Region Quindío

•  Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC): Justice-Plus

•  Kenya: Kyle Gabriel Foundation

•  Morocco: Association planète verte pour l'environnement et le développement durable

•  Poland: Fundacja Inicjatywa Dom Otwarty

•  Poland: Fundacja Q

Tuesday, October 31, 2023

October 2023 - 8 New Organizations Approved to Join SmartResponse

In October, the following EIGHT (8) organizations joined SmartResponse:

•  Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC): Actions pour la Justice, la Paix et le Développement AJPD-RDC

• Morocco: Espace Associatif pour le Développement Participatif of Morocco

• Pakistan: Salik Development Foundation

• Philippines: Ecosystems Work for Essential Benefits (ECOWEB), Inc.

• Ukraine: 100 Life Kyiv

• Ukraine: Charitable organization Charity fund Community unity

• Ukraine: Klitschko Foundation

 Ukraine: Everybody Can

Wednesday, May 13, 2020

Webinar: COVID-19: Hear from local NGOs and nonprofits responding around the world

You're invited to join our next webinar:  

COVID-19: Hear from local NGOs and nonprofits responding around the world

Please register here: 

When:  Thursday, May 14 at 11 AM - 12 PM ET.

What:  Local NGOs and nonprofits are working on the front-lines of this global pandemic caring for the sick, protecting vulnerable populations, feeding those hit hard economically and/or staying at home, providing critical mental health and public education/awareness services, and more.

After previous major disasters, the entire world showered its generosity on a hard-hit place. However, because COVID-19 is impacting nearly every country, most donors are not focusing on organizations operating outside their community.

On Thursday, the following leaders will summarize how their organizations are responding, share top needs and challenges, present lessons learned, and discuss ways the public can help.
Who: Leaders of local NGOs/nonprofits on the front-lines, from around the world.

• Saadiyah Hassoon, President, Together to Protect Human & the Environment Association, Iraq

• Abid Lashari, CEO, National Disability And Development Forum, Pakistan

• Bhakta Singha, Executive Director, Community Development Forum Nepal

• Susan Van Ness, Chief of Programs, National Diaper Bank Network & Alliance For Period Supplies, USA

• Quazi Baby, Executive Director, Participatory Development Action Program (PDAP), Bangladesh

• Denise Santos, President, Banco de Alimentos de Puerto Rico, USA

About Disaster Accountability Project and SmartResponse.org:

Started after Hurricane Katrina, the nonprofit Disaster Accountability Project saves lives and reduces suffering after disasters by maximizing the impact of preparedness, response and relief through citizen oversight and engagement, policy research and advocacy, and public education.

SmartResponse.org curates localized and data-informed "how to help" lists to help donors make more informed decisions about how to directly support organizations responding locally. Over 500 organizations are already registered on SmartResponse.org from over 49 countries and 22 U.S. states and territories. 

View the SmartResponse COVID-19 "how to help" list here:  www.smartresponse.org/covid19 

Disaster Accountability Project and SmartResponse are supported by the generous donations of individuals, private foundations and corporations.  Both are fully independent of the disaster relief community.

Please stay safe,

Ben Smilowitz
Founder and Executive Director
ben@disasteraccountability.org

Monday, January 13, 2020

10 years ago in Haiti

Ten years ago, over 200,000 people were killed after a major earthquake devastated Port-au-Prince.

The entire world responded with incredible generosity. Everyone donated.

DAP released reports after six and twelve months identifying which organizations raised funds and what they were doing. Five years later, after Nepal's major earthquake, DAP released another report with similar findings. Most donations were not reaching the ground.

An intervention was needed.

We created SmartResponse with the support of an amazing team of volunteer developers around the world to serve as a real-time reference for donors, incentivize transparency in the humanitarian sector, advance localization, and correct the unhealthy power dynamic when outside organizations raise more than local ones.

So far, nearly 480 organizations from over 46 countries and 20 U.S. states and territories have already self-registered including 16 connected to Haiti and most are local.

Haiti will face more hurricanes, floods, and even earthquakes. Now there is a better way for donors to help by directly supporting organizations that are both operating locally and willing to share information.

Please have a look at this list of organizations operating in Haiti and consider supporting them as we mark this 10th anniversary.

Thank you,
Ben Smilowitz
Executive Director
Disaster Accountability Project and SmartResponse.org

Note: We are preparing lists for the Taal Volcano in the Philippines and the fires in Australia. Also, dozens have already died from the frigid temperatures in Bangladesh and India. As SmartResponse continues to grow, we will have more complete lists for more disasters around the world.

About SmartResponse

Disaster Accountability Project launched SmartResponse to improve the effectiveness of disaster relief by helping donors connect directly to organizations operating locally. SmartResponse also incentivizes transparency and data-sharing across the humanitarian sector.

SmartResponse continues to grow with now nearly 480 organizations self-registered from over 46 countries and 20 U.S. states and territories. New organizations register and share data on the platform daily.

SmartResponse is not an intermediary and does not process donations on behalf of the organizations listed. Donation buttons lead to each organization's respective donation page and organizations handle/process their own donations.

SmartResponse is fully independent of the organizations listed and does not charge organizations for their listings nor take a percentage on donations made directly to groups. SmartResponse relies on donations to offer this valuable public service.

Make a tax-deductible donation today! 

Tuesday, January 7, 2020

How to Help in Puerto Rico


According to USGS, one region of Puerto Rico experienced 188 earthquakes over magnitude 2.5 in the last 10 days. 15 quakes were over magnitude 4.0, six over magnitude 5.0 and one, this morning, was magnitude 6.4.

Five of the quakes over magnitude 5.0 occurred in the last 24 hours alone. 

(and that's just by the time I write this email)

Impacted communities are still recovering from Hurricane Maria's direct hit just over two years ago.
 
Damage assessments are just beginning.  However, we know local organizations are already there and will continue to be there long after the news cameras head home.

Consider supporting a local organization operating in the impacted area here: https://www.smartresponse.org/prquake 
 
Please spread the word.  Local organizations often see only a small percentage of the funds donated -- and these organizations shared enough information with SmartResponse to get listed.  I hope they benefit from the generosity that follows these difficult times.

In addition to supporting these
organizations' community efforts, they should also be rewarded for their transparency and early participation in SmartResponse. Much of the information collected by SmartResponse is not available elsewhere. 

About SmartResponse

Disaster Accountability Project launched SmartResponse to improve the effectiveness of disaster relief by helping donors connect directly to organizations operating locally. SmartResponse also incentivizestransparency and data-sharing across the humanitarian sector.

SmartResponse continues to grow with now over 470 organizations self-registered from over 45 countries and 20 U.S. states and territories. New organizations register and share data on the platform daily.

SmartResponse is not an intermediary and does not process donations on behalf of the organizations listed. Donation buttons lead to each organization's respective donation page and organizations handle/process their own donations.

SmartResponse is fully independent of the organizations listed and does not charge organizations for their listings nor take a percentage on donations made directly to groups. SmartResponse relies on donations to offer this valuable public service.  

Make a tax-deductible donation to support DAP and SmartResponse today!

Sunday, September 8, 2019

August 2019 - SmartResponse - New Organizations and Survey Updates

Newly Added Organizations (50) in August 2019

* indicates both general background and location surveys complete

* Ghana: Centre For Initiative Against Human Trafficking
Ghana: Centre for Capacity Improvement for the Well-being of the Vulnerable (CIWED)
Ghana: Care-Love Charity Foundation
Ghana: WUZDA Ghana
Ghana: HURDS Foundation-Ghana
Ghana: Pan African Organisation for Research and Protection of Violence on Women and Children
Ghana: ARK Development Organization
Ghana: Simli AiD
Ghana: Muslim Family Counselling Services

Nigeria: Ohaha Family Foundation
Nigeria: Youths for Peace Building & Development in AFrica -YOUPEDA (World Faith Chapter Nigeria)
Nigeria: Development Education and Advocacy Resources for Africa (DEAR Africa)
Nigeria: Women Environment and Youth Development Initiative
Nigeria: Youth Initiative for Sustainable Human Development in Africa
Nigeria: Women Aid Collective {WACOL}
Nigeria: Global Health Awareness Research Foundation (GHARF)
Nigeria: Environmental and Rural Mediation Centre (ENVIRUMEDIC) 

Pakistan: Fast Rural Development Program
Pakistan: Sukaar Welfare Organization
Pakistan: Young Welfare Society (YWS)
Pakistan: ISSP
Pakistan: Sungi Development Foundation

* Haiti: Action Secours Ambulance (ASA)
Haiti: Union des Amis Socio Culturels d'Action en Developpement (UNASCAD)
Haiti: Initiative Citoyenne du Nord-Oeust Pour la Democratie et le Developpement ( ICINOD)
Haiti: RNVPDLH

India: Gautam Buddha Jagriti Society
India: CADME (Coastal Area Disaster Mitigation Efforts)
India: UDYAMA
India: Doers

Bangladesh: KOTHOWAIN (vulnerable peoples development organization) in Chittagong Hill Tracts, Bangladesh
Bangladesh: Voice of South Bangladesh
Bangladesh: JAGO NARI
Bangladesh: Participatory Development Action Program (PDAP)

* Tanzania: Promotion Of Education Link Organization (PELO)
Tanzania: KAENGESA ENVIRONMENTAL CONSERVATION SOCIETY(KAESO)

Nepal: Asal Chhimekee Nepal
Nepal: Dalit Welfare Organization (DWO)

Cameroon: GEADIRR
Cameroon: Community Agriculture and Environmental Protection Association Cameroon

* Cambodia: Live & Learn Cambodia

Burkina Faso: Réseau des Jeunes Sahéliens pour le Climat
North Carolina (USA): Diaper Bank of North Carolina

Uganda: Partners for Community Health and Develoment Organisation (PACHEDO)

Zimbabwe: Save Our Environment Trust 

Mauritania: Association nessere pour l'Agriculture et le Développement - ANAD

Rwanda: Manadisaster Organization

Florida (USA): United Way of Broward County

Guinea: Cercle des Formateurs et Acteurs Communautaires de Guinée

Malawi: WORLD FAITH MALAWI

Congo, The DRC: CONVENTION POUR LE BIEN ETRE SOCIAL

Iraq: Together to protect Human & the Environment Association

Massachusetts (USA): All Hands and Hearts - Smart Response

Myanmar: Community Development Association

Location Surveys Updated in August 2019

* indicates location survey is complete

* Ghana: Centre For Initiative Against Human Trafficking https://www.smartresponse.org/org-location/424/84 (completed location survey)
Ghana: Centre for Capacity Improvement for the Well-being of the Vulnerable (CIWED) https://www.smartresponse.org/org-location/455/84 (location survey)
Ghana: WUZDA Ghana https://www.smartresponse.org/org-location/473/84 (location survey)
Ghana: ARK Development Organization https://www.smartresponse.org/org-location/476/84 (location survey)
Ghana: HURDS Foundation-Ghana https://www.smartresponse.org/org-location/467/84 (location survey)
Ghana: Initiative For The Development of Africa (IDA-Ghana) https://www.smartresponse.org/org-location/474/84 (location survey)

* Puerto Rico (USA): Banco de Alimentos de Puerto Rico, Inc. https://www.smartresponse.org/org-location/339/298 (completed location survey)
Puerto Rico: Instituto Pre-Vocacional e Industrial de Puerto Rico https://www.smartresponse.org/org-location/293/298 (location survey)
Puerto Rico (USA): ESCAPE, Centro de Fortalecimiento Familiar https://www.smartresponse.org/org-location/298/298 (location survey)

* India: Humanitarian Aid International https://www.smartresponse.org/org-location/375/102 (completed location survey)
India: Centre for Youth Development and Activities https://www.smartresponse.org/org-location/396/102 (location survey)

* Haiti: Action Secours Ambulance (ASA) https://www.smartresponse.org/org-location/442/95 (completed location survey)
Haiti: RNVPDLH https://www.smartresponse.org/org-location/444/95 (location survey)

* Tanzania: Promotion Of Education Link Organization (PELO) https://www.smartresponse.org/org-location/431/216 (completed location survey) 
Tanzania: Comparatively for Tanzania Elites Community Organizers (CTECO) https://www.smartresponse.org/org-location/365/216 (location survey)

Nigeria: Ohaha Family Foundation https://www.smartresponse.org/org-location/430/161 (location survey)
Nigeria: Women Environment and Youth Development Initiative https://www.smartresponse.org/org-location/452/161 (location survey)

Nepal: Friends Service Council Nepal https://www.smartresponse.org/org-location/408/154 (location survey)
Nepal: Center for Development and Disaster Management Nepal (CDM-Nepal) https://www.smartresponse.org/org-location/410/154 (location survey)

Bangladesh: Participatory Development Action Program (PDAP) https://www.smartresponse.org/org-location/492/19 (location survey) 
Bangladesh: Voice of South Bangladesh https://www.smartresponse.org/org-location/439/19 (location survey)

* South Sudan: South Sudan Development Agency (South Sudan - National NGO) https://www.smartresponse.org/org-location/356/201 (completed location survey)

* Indonesia: IBU Foundation https://www.smartresponse.org/org-location/318/103 (completed location survey)

Zimbabwe: Rosa Foundation Zimbabwe https://www.smartresponse.org/org-location/390/243 (completed location survey)

* Cambodia: Live & Learn Cambodia https://www.smartresponse.org/org-location/486/37 (completed location survey)

* Pakistan: Hamdam Development Organization https://www.smartresponse.org/org-location/188/167 (completed location survey) 

Sri Lanka: EMACE Foundation of Sri Lanka https://www.smartresponse.org/org-location/237/204 (location survey)

Cameroon: Community Agriculture and Environmental Protection Association Cameroon https://www.smartresponse.org/org-location/468/38 (location survey)

New York (USA): Cooper Square Community Development Committee https://www.smartresponse.org/org-location/160/275 (location survey)

Uganda: Partners for Community Health and Develoment Organisation (PACHEDO) https://www.smartresponse.org/org-location/423/227 (location survey)

Mauritania: Association nessere pour l'Agriculture et le Développement - ANAD https://www.smartresponse.org/org-location/491/139 (location survey)

General Background Surveys Updated in August 2019

* indicates general background survey is complete

* Ghana: Centre For Initiative Against Human Trafficking https://www.smartresponse.org/organization/424 (completed general survey)
* Ghana: Centre for Capacity Improvement for the Well-being of the Vulnerable (CIWED) https://www.smartresponse.org/organization/455 (completed general survey)
* Ghana: ARK Development Organization https://www.smartresponse.org/organization/476 (completed general survey)
* Ghana: Simli AiD https://www.smartresponse.org/organization/463 (completed general survey)
* Ghana: Initiative For The Development of Africa ( IDA-Ghana) https://www.smartresponse.org/organization/474 (completed general survey)
Ghana: WUZDA Ghana https://www.smartresponse.org/organization/473 (general survey)
Ghana: HURDS Foundation-Ghana https://www.smartresponse.org/organization/467 (general survey)
Ghana: Muslim Family Counselling Services https://www.smartresponse.org/organization/479 (general survey)

* Nigeria: Ohaha Family Foundation https://www.smartresponse.org/organization/430 (completed general survey)
* Nigeria: Youth Initiative for Sustainable Human Development in Africa https://www.smartresponse.org/organization/459 (completed general survey)
* Nigeria: Women Environment and Youth Development Initiative https://www.smartresponse.org/organization/452 (completed general survey)
* Nigeria: Environmental and Rural Mediation Centre (ENVIRUMEDIC) https://www.smartresponse.org/organization/490 (completed general survey)
Nigeria: Youths for Peace Building & Development in AFrica -YOUPEDA (World Faith Chapter Nigeria) https://www.smartresponse.org/organization/419  (general survey)
Nigeria: Global Health Awareness Research Foundation (GHARF) https://www.smartresponse.org/organization/481 (general survey)

* Bangladesh: PARIBARTAN https://www.smartresponse.org/organization/175 (completed general survey)
* Bangladesh: KOTHOWAIN (vulnerable peoples development organization) in Chittagong Hill Tracts, Bangladesh https://www.smartresponse.org/organization/428 (completed general survey)
* Bangladesh: JAGO NARI https://www.smartresponse.org/organization/485 (completed general survey)
* Bangladesh: Participatory Development Action Program (PDAP) https://www.smartresponse.org/organization/492 (completed general survey) 
* Bangladesh: Voice of South Bangladesh https://www.smartresponse.org/organization/439 (completed general survey)
* Bangladesh: Dhaka Ahsania Mission https://www.smartresponse.org/organization/326 (completed general survey)

* Pakistan: Pak Women https://www.smartresponse.org/organization/134 (completed general survey)
* Pakistan: Hamdam Development Organization https://www.smartresponse.org/organization/188 (completed general survey)
* Pakistan: Alshahbaz Women Organization (ASWO) https://www.smartresponse.org/organization/156 (completed general survey) 
Pakistan: Fast Rural Development Program https://www.smartresponse.org/organization/414 (general survey)

* Puerto Rico (USA): Banco de Alimentos de Puerto Rico, Inc. https://www.smartresponse.org/organization/339 (completed general survey)
* Puerto Rico: Instituto Pre-Vocacional e Industrial de Puerto Rico https://www.smartresponse.org/organization/293 (completed general survey)
* Puerto Rico (USA): ESCAPE, Centro de Fortalecimiento Familiar https://www.smartresponse.org/organization/298 (completed general survey)

* Nepal: Dalit Welfare Organization (DWO) https://www.smartresponse.org/organization/471 (completed general survey)
* Nepal: Center for Development and Disaster Management Nepal (CDM-Nepal) https://www.smartresponse.org/organization/410 (completed general survey)
Nepal: Friends Service Council Nepal https://www.smartresponse.org/organization/408 (general survey)

* Haiti: Action Secours Ambulance (ASA) https://www.smartresponse.org/organization/442 (completed general survey)
* Haiti: Initiative Citoyenne du Nord-Oeust Pour la Democratie et le Developpement (ICINOD) https://www.smartresponse.org/organization/447  (completed general survey)
Haiti: RNVPDLH https://www.smartresponse.org/organization/444 (general survey)

* India: Humanitarian Aid International https://www.smartresponse.org/organization/375 (completed general survey)
* India: Gautam Buddha Jagriti Society https://www.smartresponse.org/organization/445 (completed general survey)

* Uganda: Uganda National Association for the Hard of Hearing UNAHOH https://www.smartresponse.org/organization/359 (completed general survey)
* Uganda: Partners for Community Health and Develoment Organisation (PACHEDO) https://www.smartresponse.org/organization/423 (completed general survey)

* Zimbabwe: Rosa Foundation Zimbabwe https://www.smartresponse.org/organization/390 (completed general survey)
* Zimbabwe: Save Our Environment Trust https://www.smartresponse.org/organization/450 (completed general survey)

* Tanzania: Promotion Of Education Link Organization (PELO) https://www.smartresponse.org/organization/510 (completed general survey)
Tanzania: Comparatively for Tanzania Elites Community Organizers (CTECO) https://www.smartresponse.org/organization/365 (general survey)

* Indonesia: IBU Foundation https://www.smartresponse.org/organization/318 (completed general survey)

* Cameroon: Community Agriculture and Environmental Protection Association Cameroon https://www.smartresponse.org/organization/468 (completed general survey)

* Sri Lanka: EMACE Foundation of Sri Lanka https://www.smartresponse.org/organization/237 (completed general survey)

* South Sudan: South Sudan Development Agency (South Sudan - National NGO) https://www.smartresponse.org/organization/356 (completed general survey)

* Malta: MOAS https://www.smartresponse.org/organization/205 (completed general survey)

* New York (USA): Cooper Square Community Development Committee https://www.smartresponse.org/organization/160 (completed general survey)

* Cambodia: Live & Learn Cambodia https://www.smartresponse.org/organization/486 (completed general survey)

* Mauritania: Association nessere pour l'Agriculture et le Développement - ANAD https://www.smartresponse.org/organization/491 (completed general survey)

Congo, The DRC: CONVENTION POUR LE BIEN ETRE SOCIAL https://www.smartresponse.org/organization/497 (general survey)

Guinea: Cercle des Formateurs et Acteurs Communautaires de Guinée https://www.smartresponse.org/organization/435 (general survey)

Massachusetts (USA): All Hands and Hearts - Smart Response https://www.smartresponse.org/organization/413 (general survey)