BIREME Bulletin n. 78

Donating assets to non-profit institutions

BIREME’s information technology (IT )infrastructure  uses and makes available to its personnel equipment that periodically must be replaced. In this sense and in line with the PAHO/WHO donation process, in October 2022, a call was initiated for non-profit institutions interested in receiving such equipment. With the indication, moreover, of BIREME collaborators, 33 institutions were contacted, of which 19 showed interest.

Below are the institutions that are receiving the IT equipment and that are specifically responsible for picking it up at BIREME:

Institution
Aldeias Infantis SOS
AMO Acalentar (Associação Ministério Nacional e Universal de Endometriose, Infertilidade e Dor Crônica do Brasil)
APAE (Santo André)
Associação Beneficente Sony Barsotti Mey
Associação Criança Feliz Vera Cruz
Associação de Prevenção do Câncer na Mulher – ASPRECAM
Associação Educacional e Assistencial Casa do Zezinho
Associação Paulista de Empreendedores Culturais
Casa de Lucas Núcleo Beneficente e Educacional
Casa Sem Preconceitos Campinas
Centro Social Parque Estoril
Grupo VIDA BRASIL
Instituto Lúcia Justo
Lar Pequeno Leão
Menina Dos Olhos de Ouro
ONG CPS Fenix
Organização de Desenvolvimento da Cultura e Literatura ODCL
Presente de Alegria

BIREME/PAHO/WHO considers this action important for the effective support of non-profit institutions that cooperate with the development of local communities in Greater São Paulo, cooperating, therefore, with the implementation of the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).

About 30 desktops, 10 notebooks and 20 cell phones were part of this donation process.

About the donation procedure

  1. Donations were made to non-profit institutions (e.g., kindergartens, orphanages, state and municipal schools, etc.);
  2. The institutions presented letters of interest addressed to BIREME/PAHO/WHO and in the condition that the materials and equipment were presented;
  3. BIREME/PAHO/WHO also issued a donation letter indicating the condition of the materials and equipment and highlighting that they could not be traded (sold);
  4. An internal Committee was formed to analyze the requests and define the materials and equipment and quantities for the beneficiaries; and
  5. Minutes were drawn up for the signature of the Internal Committee.

The photos published in this article illustrate the satisfaction of the representatives of the entities in receiving the donated materials.

 

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