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Last Updated on Monday, 16 May 2011 15:44
In developing countries - Harambee - Together for the Development realizes co-operational projects for development. In a sustained development process , the primary responsibility is up to the authorities of the country, both locally and centrally, which in turn must conduct measures that are adequately in favour or which enable endogenous pushes towards development. The foreign governmental or not governmental organization can give inputs and know-how, but the main action for development has to be absolutely the local sector. Otherwise the repeated dynamics of assistance and dependence on middle-long terms don’t produce benefits and morover frequently cause damage.
On the base of this evidence, Harambee- Together for the Development pursues to the maximum involvement of the communities and the local authorities, in and of every form and degree.
Project "School of Trade"
Project Name: "Institution and realization of a school of trades for the vocational training of craftsmen in Kenya."
Project Status:
Project status: General Management for the Cooperation to the Development of the Italian Minister of Foreign Affairs, resolution n 151 from 2/09/2008 of the Executive Council for the cooperation to the development, approved il co-funding to the project " Institution and realization of a school of trades for the vocational training of craftsmen in Kenya" planed by Harambee and promoted by the Province of Cuneo.
Project: "Water for the life"
Project Name: "Water for the Life: an Aqueductc for Kalalu"
Description: Project flyer
The specific aim of project is to supply drinking water to three facilities: the Kalalu Secondary School, attended by 240 pupils, other than teachers and no teaching staff; the maternity garrison and the medical dispensary, already equipped in order to guarantee 30 examinations and so many medications per day.
The project focus on the building of a brick reservoir, 25.000 litres capacity.; the excavation works and the laying of polythene water pipes; the connection of water distribution systems inn the facilities and the laying of water meters.
Project Status: Settled
The aqueduct was consigned to local competent authority, on 12th January 2009.
