Global Environment & Technology Foundation

“The chief financial officer reviews form 990 with the ceo for accuracy. The board of directors and audit committee review the return as well. Any questions are resolved prior to filing.”

“All board members are required to disclose any conflicts of interest annually. The ceo and board chair monitor any conflicts of interest during the year.”

“The board's compensation committee reviews and approves compensation. Comparative data is utilized.”

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“Water security/sustainable initiatives: getf is a leading partner to communities around the world assisting them in their efforts to attain clean water and sanitation - the foundation for economic opportunity and security. Getf manages a diverse portfolio of clean water programs in over 40 developing countries. In fy2018, getf, through the support of its partner coalition, had reached nearly 3 mm people with improved access to safe water - marking a significant increase over the prior year. Getf also launched new watershed conservation programs and sustainable agriculture programs in africa in fy2018 that will build climate resilience and food security for these developing countries. Getf also initiated new programming in algeria in fy18, bringing getf's footprint in africa to 41 countries. As part of our humanitarian response efforts, getf completed activities to support south sudanese refugees who have fled to northern uganda and are supporting refugees in chad and sudan.”

“Community health systems strengthening: getf leads a diverse coalition of partners to support health ministries throughout africa in their efforts to strengthen and transform their health systems and reach populations at the "last mile." in fy2018, the getf-supported project last mile (plm) team successfully strengthened health systems across 7 african countries. Leveraging the support of its donor partners (usaid, the coca-cola foundation and the global fund), coca-cola bottlers and african governments, the plm partnership is improving health services and medical product availability in high-need regions of africa. The partnership deepend its efforts in liberia, south africa, and edwatini with new projects forthcoming in lesotho and uganda.”

“Consultants: program service expenses 1,622,650. Management and general expenses 216,206. Fundraising expenses 0. Total expenses 1,838,856. Project implementation: program service expenses 10,370,048. Management and general expenses 0. Fundraising expenses 0. Total expenses 10,370,048.”