Our references
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Senior Living Group is marktleider in België voor woonzorgcentra (de vroegere rusthuizen en verzorgingstehuizen) en voor assistentiewoningen (de vroegere serviceflats) als u zelfstandig wilt wonen. Onze 7.500 medewerkers zorgen dag en nacht met hart en ziel voor onze 12.500 bewoners. Ook zijn we actief als specialist in thuiszorg. Bij OTV Home Care zijn ruim 800 medewerkers actief.Senior Living Group is een vertrouwde naam. We zijn onderdeel van Korian. Deze groep is actief in Frankrijk, Duitsland, Italië, Nederland en Spanje. Korian telt internationaal meer dan 52.000 werknemers en 300.000 patiënten en bewoners. Het voordeel voor Senior Living Group? We gebruiken volop de mogelijkheden en schaalvoordelen van de groep zoals innovatie en research. Het resultaat is een steeds betere zorg.
Senior Living Group heeft altijd de ideale oplossing als u een woonzorgcentrum, assistentiewoning of tijdelijk verblijf in uw vertrouwde omgeving zoekt. U bent verzekerd van een lokale benadering: we staan dicht bij u als bewoner en medewerker. Elke voorziening van onze groep behoudt steeds haar eigenheid en authenticiteit. Zo vindt u het thuisgevoel dat u ongetwijfeld zoekt. Extraterritorial
SUA-APOPO rodent Research project
APOPO is a non-profit organisation that trains animals (HeroRATs and HeroDOGs) to detect landmines and tuberculosis using scent detection, developing and deploying this low-tech but highly effective tool across multiple countries. It operates in about 10 countries, employs over 430 staff, has around 100 HeroRATs in action, and runs a central training & R&D centre in Tanzania.website: https://apopo.org/ Extraterritorial
Sanabel El-Nour
Location: LebanonWebsite: https://sanabilnour.org/
Sanabel Nour, a non-profit and apolitical association founded in 1995, has established a crucial link between donors and vulnerable communities. In the absence of government aid, the organization has expanded its efforts to support orphans, the elderly, and individuals with special needs through donations, educational sponsorships, and medical assistance. Sanabel Nour also engages in home restoration projects for those in need and provides essential items such as clothing, toys, household goods, and food rations, working tirelessly to alleviate poverty and improve the lives of marginalized groups.
Partnering with NavyBits, Sanabel Nour implemented Odoo ERP system to streamline its operations and enhance transparency in donor management and resource allocation. With Odoo’s integrated platform, the organization now benefits from efficient tracking of donations, inventory management for essential supplies, and automated reporting on project outcomes. NavyBits tailored the system to Sanabel Nour’s specific needs, enabling the organization to focus on its mission while ensuring operational efficiency and maximizing its impact on the communities it serves.
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Seed kurdistan Foundation
SEED Foundation, a local registered charity in Erbil, Kurdistan Region, is implementing a variety of projects across Kurdistan, and was founded by Sherri Kraham Talabany and Tanya Gilly Khailany in 2014. SEED Foundation’s Board of Directors is made up of international women with expertise in a range of professions who are all committed to Kurdistan equitable, sustainable development and to addressing the humanitarian challenges Kurdistan faces today. Extraterritorial
SeedChange
Cultivating change from the ground up.SeedChange works in partnership with farming communities in over 11 countries to strengthen seed sovereignty, support ecological farming, and deepen local control over food systems. Through initiatives like Seeds of Survival and the Bauta Family Initiative on Canadian Seed Security, farmers are building resilience by conserving biodiversity, adapting to the climate crisis, and growing strong, healthy crops. This work is grounded in trust, local knowledge, and the belief that the best solutions come from the ground up.
Across all programs, the focus is on supporting community-led change. Whether through farmer-to-farmer training, local seed networks, or initiatives like Rural Women Cultivating Change, people are organizing, advocating, and transforming their food systems. Together, they are not just growing food—they are growing justice, sustainability, and lasting resilience.
Change grows strongest when it’s rooted in community. Extraterritorial
