APOPO Email Formats

Non-profit Organizations • Folk Land, Morogoro Region, Tanzania, United Republic of • 101-200 Employees

APOPO Email Formats

APOPO uses 5 email formats. The most common is {first name}.{last name} (e.g., john.doe@apopo.org), used 54.7% of the time.

Format	Example	Percentage
{first name}.{last name}	john.doe@apopo.org	54.7%
{first initial}.{last name}	j.doe@apopo.org	34%
{first initial}{last name}	jdoe@apopo.org	5.7%
{first initial}.{second initial}{last name}	j.odoe@apopo.org	1.9%

Key Contacts at APOPO

Anna Bouchier

Director Of Partnerships Europe

Charles Richter

Us Director

Amit Raj

Co-Founder

Company overview

Headquarters	Folk Land, Morogoro Region, Tanzania, United Republic of
Website	apopo.org
NAICS	813
SIC	839
Keywords	Carbon Offsetting, Land Release, Mine Detection Dogs, Product Research And Development, Detection Rats Technology, Landmine Detection And Clearance, Tuberculosis Detection And Diagnostics, Technical Detection Dogs
Founded	1997
Employees	101-200
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About APOPO

APOPO was founded in response to growing awareness that landmines kill and maim people and hamper development in post-conflict areas. Methods to rid affected countries of landmines were slow so a small team in Belgium founded APOPO to develop a fast, simple and cost-efficient mine clearance technology that could be sustained within national mine action programs in low-income countries. APOPO developed a unique method using trained rats, and now, over 25 years later, APOPO is a global leader in scent detection animals. As a research organization, APOPO is always at the forefront in developing new humanitarian and environmental scent detection applications. Our core operational activities are in the fields of Mine Action and tuberculosis (TB) control. The main training and research center is based at the Sokoine University of Agriculture in Tanzania. APOPO has Mine Action operations in Angola, Azerbaijan, Cambodia, Mozambique, Senegal, South Sudan and Zimbabwe; and TB-research laboratories in Tanzania, Mozambique, and Ethiopia where trained rats work in combination with confirmatory technology to stop TB. APOPO is supported by a large international network of diverse partners and donors as well as the general public, and has foundations in Switzerland, the United States, and the United Kingdom.