Community programmes and who funds them, indicators against the targets you agreed by area and funder, actuals counted from the work, and the donor report.
An NGO’s or a hospital’s community programme in one place. Each programme has its purpose and the consent wording a person is read when enrolled (your words; none ship). Funders are listed against it: a foundation, a government department, an individual or a company, and a CSR grant already kept on TrustComplianceDesk is linked rather than copied, so its money, heads and utilisation certificate stay there. You name the indicators the programme reports and where each number comes from: camps held, people screened and referrals made at the CampKit camps you count toward the programme; home visits, households reached and referrals from OutreachVisits; people enrolled from HouseholdRegistry; or a number entered by hand with its source (a register and its page). Targets are set for the whole programme, a village or ward, or a district, for one funder or all, over a period, each with where it comes from (the grant agreement, the work plan); a target is kept as set and replaced with a reason. The progress view reads each target against its own period and area, as met, on its way or behind, and the funder’s report downloads as a PDF with counts only and the source of every number.
/programmesprogramme.readWhat it does not do, by design. A listing with only benefits is an advertisement.
Read out of the code, not the brochure: each app below is here because one service queries the other’s tables. Install either side and the hand-over is already wired.
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