If you change how your dictionary is formatted, it can be much easier:
dicc_one = {
'string1': {'fieldsFK__total_one__gt': 0},
'string2': {'fieldsFK__total_two__gt': 0},
'string3': {'fieldsFK__total_three__gt': 0},
'string4': {'fieldsFK__total_four__gt': 0},
}
results = {}
for k, v in dicc_one.items():
results[k] = Model.objects.filter(**v).count()
Otherwise, you'll need to call v.split('=') to split the fields from the
values.
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