Making Waves in Rural Kenya
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I am writing from my personal experience as the lead consultant with the International Finance Corporation (IFC) for a project to launch an innovative market-driven entrepreneurship program for women in rural Kenya, which aimed to reduce poverty and promote economic growth in communities that were struggling to access credit and markets. It was a challenging assignment, but also an extremely rewarding one. their explanation My team and I knew that the program was not just going to make a positive impact in the lives of the women beneficiaries; it would create a ripp
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In 2006, I was teaching English in Nairobi, Kenya. One of my students was studying and living in a small village, 150 km outside the capital city of Nairobi. On my third day of teaching, a group of boys showed up at my doorstep asking for a piece of paper. “Write something on this paper, boys,” I said. Six boys, ages 12 to 14, came to my house and sat on the porch. As I wrote on the paper, I asked
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In rural Kenya, 60% of children are not in school. 50% are living on less than $1.25 per day. These statistics are staggering and call for immediate action to address the situation. In 2016, we started Making Waves to bring education and hope to this community. We partnered with a local school, built a temporary classroom, and began teaching basic math, reading, and writing. The local villagers helped with building materials and labor, as well as learning the craft. In our second year,
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The rural people of Kenya live far away from the city, so in essence they are isolated from their neighbors. The traditional and cultural traditions, beliefs, and customs of the rural people of Kenya are very different from those of the urban areas. The cultural and social fabric of rural Kenya is vastly different from that of the city and suburbs. Despite this, there is a push for the rural people to transition into modern living. I write about Making Waves in Rural Kenya, a story that I wrote for a
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I am a writer. I write. I write about many things. Sometimes, I write about myself and my life experiences, too. Recently, I wrote about Making Waves in Rural Kenya and wanted to summarize my analysis to better understand how my work on this piece was able to contribute to the analysis of the text. Making Waves in Rural Kenya is a collection of poems that focus on rural Kenya in its entirety, including issues that affect the lives of its people. It was compiled by four poets from five countries who were invited to