May 13, 2020

The Catastrophic Intersectionality of WASH, Climate Change and the Coronavirus

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  1. GITHIKA2000 says:

    I could not help commenting on this as a Kenyan citizen involved in modeling social economic potentials for empowering a marginalized community in Ganze sub county, Kilifi county along Kenyan coast. The model involves assisting individual house holds to have a roof commensurate with rain water harvesting, storage & coaching the recipient how to prudently utilize that water for domestic use (WASH) & small kitchen garden. To incentivise the venture, place a mortgage (on the beneficiary) for cost of the
    infrastructure payable not by cash but by the organic produce the household has as surplus after feeding itself. This will trigger post harvest losses counter measures, skill transfer, produce transport efficiency. Briefly see tools to use towards this endeavor.
    https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1qtI-ZlK-_C9ji4a9lIbatVLV5Z2SO6jh?usp=sharing . Once food security is achieved, exposure to easily adaptable skills, a consistent & dependable income, human industry & entrepreneurship will get a life of it’s own & all other development yard sticks we yearn for will gradually follow.

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