WHAT is new at ICAP?

New Partnerships Kenya:

ICAP is partnering with Youth Interactive Portal for Enterprise (YIPE) Kenya, yipe.org
on youth empowerment programs in Kenya as part of ICAP poverty alleviation
programs and strategies

Contact person: Yipe.org
Fiona Mati
E-mail: fmati@gmail.com
http://www.marsgroupkenya.org/yipe/

We are proud to announce that Beverly Hawk PhD, Director Crossroads Community Center, University of Alabama, will be a resource person for this youth initiative which will include skills building (see Beverly Hawk ‘s Bio)

ICAP is also partnering with the Bigger Picture Company and Media Action for Peace
Kenya, to promote awareness on poverty. These agencies have the capacity to
implement information, education and communications programs including production
international quality documentaries.

Contact person: Lee Kanyare-Kaguongo
E-mail: bigger_pix@yahoo.com

Poverty Watch

Global issues, Reports and videos

Video:

Poverty This Is Our Water

by Lee Kanyare Kaguongo (videos)
6:45

Kaokoland in Northern Namibia is extremely dry.Some NGOs and UN Agencies have started water projects which have failed due to lack of sense of ownership by the local Ovahimba tribes people.Any project not supported by the local grassroots communities is doomed to fail and fail miserably!

This is our water produced by Lee Kanyare Kaguongo, Bigger Picture Company Ltd.

Reports:

Poverty Status Report Kenya
Status report Kenya by David Kimani (Project Officer ICAP, Africa)

coming soon...

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