Posts Tagged "Poverty"

Resources on social enterprise

Posted Mar 1, 2011 in Education, social enterprise, Uncategorized, zanaafrica by Megan - 0 Comments

Knowledge is power, and at ZanaA we are hungry for more knowledge: new insights in history, best practices that we can learn from, reports that form the basis for our statistics and decision, and more. Below are just some of [...]

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Theories of Change

Posted Mar 1, 2011 in BOP, Empowerment, Field Officers, Sanitary Pads, social enterprise, zanaafrica by Megan - 2 Comments

ZanaA was created out of my experience in Kenya for six years, working with street girls, thinking about the world of “development” and what was good and bad about it, looking at the for-profit world and what was good and [...]

The Gap

Posted Dec 20, 2010 in bottom of the pyramid, Field Officers, zanaafrica by maureenemukoya - 0 Comments

The poor and the rich have a big gap between them. The difference of having plenty of food on some peoples’ table and nothing on others makes me sad.  The worst part of all is that some of these people [...]

ZanaA and I

Posted Nov 1, 2010 in Sanitary Pads, , zanaafrica by susanmoenga - 0 Comments

The first time I heard about  ZanaA  I was taking tea in my room right before my classes back at school very early in the morning, when the C.E.O of  ZanaA was  being interviewed  by Carolyne Mutoko oF Kiss 100, [...]

Life

Posted Oct 29, 2010 in Field Officers, Kibera, zanaafrica by mourineawino - 0 Comments

Life in Kibera is very tiresome.  You often find people living in the area going through many hardships.  I have been brought up in Kibera and have also had to pass through these in my life.  Sometimes I feel guilty when I [...]

Flying Toilets

Posted Oct 29, 2010 in Kibera by jaquelinewangina - 0 Comments

Kibera is the biggest slums that we have and it is the most populated.  The biggest challenge that the people down here are facing is that they have too few toilets which leads to a phenomenon called flying toilets. I [...]

Hardships in Kibera

Posted Oct 29, 2010 in Kibera by jessicaawour - 0 Comments

The little girl stood bare foot, the mabati walled house behind her built so close that their rusty roofs overlapped making them very  close to the ground.  She looked disturbed in her mind as she faced a twisted open sewer [...]

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Sanitation and Health

Posted Oct 29, 2010 in Kibera, zanaafrica by Gracejohn - 0 Comments

Its very common everyday in kibera to see paper bags everywhere because there are almost no toilets.  This is harmful to the environment and is compounded by the severely overcrowded conditions with no access to clean water. The health centres [...]

ZanaA’s New Year’s Plan

Posted Oct 29, 2010 in Kibera, Sanitary Pads, zanaafrica by Megan - 0 Comments

January 6, 2009 I am excited at what the immediate future has in store for girls in Kibera and Kawangware, two large informal settlements (aka slums) in Nairobi. Kibera and Kawangware are home to over 2.5 million people – at [...]

What I See…

Posted Oct 27, 2010 in Kibera, zanaafrica by Kaye Matekere - 0 Comments

Every morning l have a chance to see young people pursing their dreams,  the dream of a better life yet their options are not many, nor is their potential  to bring significant difference in their lives over time. Fear is [...]