2006 'Best-Practice Campaign' Partners
Who we are and what we do
    The University of Cape Town (UCT) is South Africa's oldest university, and
    one of Africa's leading teaching and research institutions. Through its Health
    Sciences Faculty, UCT is closely linked to the Groote Schuur Hospital, site of
    the world’s first human heart transplant. UCT is one of few institutions
    internationally to offer a programme in Healthcare Technology Management
    (HTM). This programme, with the support of national, regional and
    international stakeholders, seeks to build capacity and broaden
    competencies against a background of increasing acceptance that proper
    life-cycle management of cost-effective technologies is essential for the
    attainment of affordable, quality, equitable and sustainable healthcare
    service delivery.

    FAKT Consult for Management, Training and Technologies is a non-profit
    consultancy firm which was founded in 1986 by Protestant church
    development agencies to provide both them and their partner organisations
    in the South with advisory services. FAKT works with non-governmental
    organisations as well as with government and international development
    institutions. FAKT’s expertise extends to the fields of Rural Development and
    Agriculture, Management and Methodologies, Employment and Small
    Enterprise Promotion, and Technology Management.

    EED Evangelischer Entwicklungsdienst (The Church Development Service)
    is an association of the Protestant Churches in Germany. It was established
    in 1999 and is legally registered as a non-profit organisation. EED serves
    mainly as a funding agency, providing grants for projects - run by local
    partners - that emphasise human and community development, and attempt
    to combine poverty reduction with environmental rehabilitation. EED is a
    member of the Association of World Council of Churches related to
    Development Organisations in Europe.

    Bread for the World is a campaign of church-based development co-
    operation of the Protestant and Free Churches in Germany. In more than
    1,000 projects and programmes annually, help towards self-help is provided
    to the poor in close co-operation with partner organisations in Africa, Asia
    and Latin America.


To go the EED website please click here.


To go to the UCT website please click here.
To go to the HTM Programme website
please click here.


To go the FAKT website please click here.


To go the Bread for the World website
please click here.