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Involving local communities in making BIG decisions.

It is very interesting working with communities. Kenya nowadays has nowadays adapted a bottom-top approach which is a reverse of the former apporaches where rules had to come form the Government and the elite in the societies. The latter used to make decisions which would benefit them, not knowing the consequences at the villages, Local Mwananchi(Local Kenyan citizens).Nowadays, Kenyan communities are involved in decision making on matters affecting them, and help influence policies and Laws…See More
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Water is a vital natural resource, which is essential for multiplicity purposes. It is an essential constituent of all animal and vegetable matters. It is also an essential ingredient of animal and plant life. Its uses may include drinking and other domestic uses, industrial cooling, power generation, agriculture, transportation and waste disposal. It is due to the rapid Urban-industrial technology revolution and speedy, exploitation of natural resources by man, population explosion. Today…

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It is very interesting working with communities. Kenya nowadays has nowadays adapted a bottom-top approach which is a reverse of the former apporaches where rules had to come form the Government and…Continue

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