NGO specific software for IHP

IT | Tania Mason | 1 Mar 2009

International Health Partners (IHP) is to put in place an NGO-tailored supply-chain software that will help accept, process and spread funds and supplies to the countries it works in.

IHP, which provides free medical aid to the world’s neediest people, is the first UK charity to use the Aidmatrix Network.

The Aidmatrix Network’s donations management solution gives individual and corporate donors a single point of contact to easily and securely contribute to IHP online, and manages the allocation of donations.

The programme has been tailored to meet the needs of the humanitarian sector with benefits of real-time inventory tracking, export capabilities and custom reports. Staff will get training and ongoing support.

Anthony Dunnett CBE, president of IHP, said: “A fundamental key to future growth and success is the implementation of a market-leading online donation management system, and one that is viewed by both donors and recipient NGOs as trustworthy and efficient.”

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