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	D-1859    Burundi - Kibumbu Equipment for Medical School $15,700 Burundi is a country with few indigenous doctors. there is a need for a great many more doctors because of the increasing need for quality health care. The University of Mwaro, a communitarian university, is attempting to meet this goal by the addition of the Paramedical Higher Institute. The Institute's goal is to develop doctors to serve the country. The University needs microscopes and computers to be used in the education of its medical students. Primary Host Partner in the Project Country Club: Bujumbura District: 9150 Primary Contact: Jean Ndimubandi Email: jean.ndimubandi@gmail.com Check all projects from: [District 9150] [Bujumbura Rotary Club] [Jean Ndimubandi] Primary International Partner Outside the Project Country Club: Churchville District: 7430 Primary Contact: Kenneth Cromwell Email: kcromwell4bu@verizon.net Check all projects from: [District 7430] [Churchville Rotary Club] [Kenneth Cromwell] Proposed Financing Primary Host Sponsor Rotary Club/District Rotary Club of Bujumbura $5,000 Primary International Sponsor Rotary Club/District District 7430 DDF $4,100 Amount requested from the Rotary Foundation $6,600 Total $15,700 Status and Progress Information Approved This project has been approved by the Rotary Foundation. The parties are sending the money and the project is being implemented. Project listed for the 2010-11 Rotary Year. The Matching Grant application number from TRF is #73763. The TRF Staff in charge of this grant is Miriam Young (miriam.young@rotary.org). <30-Jun-10> System Entry Creation of project page. <25-Aug-10> System Entry Grant paperwork sent to The Rotary Foundation. <3-Oct-10> System Entry TRF Grant Number assigned: 73,763. <16-Jan-11> System Entry Grant approved by The Rotary Foundation. <19-Aug-11> by Ken Cromwell My current understanding of the progress of this project is that a bank account has been set up in Burundi and the monies have been sent. I am still waiting to hear if the computers and microscopes have been purchased.